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This is a historical page of photos of our families in their final resting place. This page has no affiliation with the City of Roslyn, The Roslyn Museum, Cemetery Commission, or the RCBA, or The Cemetery Sexton. All photos are the copyright of SRproductions and may not be reproduced or used for commercial purposes. They are all privately held.

1986 Centennial Celebration
05/19/2026

1986 Centennial Celebration

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04/20/2026

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A 8 3/4" clear pharmacy bottle from the Roslyn Pharmacy of Roslyn, Washington circa 1910)

Anthony Stoves, born in Germany in 1863 was previously in the mining business in Roslyn Washington when he purchased the pharmacy stock of Louis Speakers in 1902 and called his new store the Roslyn Pharmacy. His was the only pharmacy in town between 1902 through 1915 when the Central Pharmacy opened business as his only competitor. The Roslyn Pharmacy experienced a fire in 1916 which caused major damage which closed the building for a time as it had no insurance covering the losses. In addition to the pharmacy, Stoves had business interests as part owner of the local telephone lines and as part owner of a local undertaking business. The pharmacy remained in business until the death of Stoves in May, 1932.

🥚 Easter Monday: The tradition of pomlázka and merrymaking📅 Today, Czech villages and towns celebrate Easter Monday with...
04/04/2026

🥚 Easter Monday: The tradition of pomlázka and merrymaking

📅 Today, Czech villages and towns celebrate Easter Monday with pomlázka (willow whips), eggs and laughter.

Easter Monday follows Easter Sunday in a more informal way - in the Czech Republic it is associated with folk customs such as whipping girls with willow whips, which according to pagan customs is supposed to ensure health and fertility. In some places, the tradition of pouring water over them is also preserved. In return, girls give boys painted eggs or sweets.

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