A Mineral Lake in the Heart of Washington

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A Mineral Lake in the Heart of Washington

Nestled beneath majestic basalt cliffs and rim rock slopes at the southern end of the lower Grand Coulee in Eastern Washington is a tiny inland sea noted for its mineral rich water and creamy black mud.

At the turn of the last century, Soap Lake was one of the most well known mineral spas in the country. Before the development of sulfa drugs and penicillin, Soap...

Sharing Our History

On December 13, 2009 a small gathering of interested Soap Lake fans attended the first in a series of visits honoring our senior citizens through sharing stories. The event was held at Brix and Stone hosted by Linda Bonneville. Linda grew up in Soap Lake and it is her abiding interest in the town that inspired the idea to start a series of Sunday story sharing sessions. Activities start with tea and scones served by hostess truly, Linda. During the interview section of the program, the audience of seven invited guests can ask questions or show photographs and inquire about what life in Soap Lake was like at the turn of or during the last century.

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