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Marsh's has a long history.
Wellington Marsh, Sr. came from Yakima, his wife Harriet
was from Cle Elum. The Marsh's farmed rutabagas in
North Dakota where they went broke. In 1921 they moved
to Washington and opened an Ice Cream and Candy Shop.
In 1930 Wellington grabbed an opportunity of a lifetime
when the Pacific Steamship Co. passenger liner Admiral
Benson went aground in the fog at Peacock Spit, near
Cope Disappointment. The 30 passengers and 65 crew
members were rescued, but Capt. C.G. Graham refused to
leave the ship. For nine days and nights the captain
stayed on the liner. He was determined to keep his
command.
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Alligator's Fan Club. He will send you some pretty cool
stuff.
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