Experience beautiful Washington, Missouri. A "jewel" on the Missouri river. Here are 50 NEW pen & ink illustrations for you to color. (8.5" x 11"). A partial list of past and present structures are: Burch-Isbell on Main St., Giesike Lumber, Mauntel's Supermarket on 5th, the Annex Building at the corner of Main & Elm, Krumsick Motor Co., the Bridge Toll Booth, the Oak Street Firehouse, Driftwood Distillery, Tibbe Power Company, the old Washington Flour Mill, and Lefmann's Store. But what is a community without people, you may ask? A group of familiar Washington faces make an appearance between these covers. A cast of unforgettable personalities include: Dr. O. L. Muench, "Ma" Brown at her family shoe store, KLPW personality Frank Lohmeyer, Mr. Julius Rettke from Mo Meerschaum, and Elmar, the "Boss Jeweler". They were all very special people, living in a unique town. There is also a look at Mayor Bleckmann in the 1939 Centennial Parade. Gallenkamp's drugstore and the Old Dutch are in the background. These nostalgic drawings were created as a salute to a wonderful place. Have fun and enjoy old memories and new sights.