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Become a permanent part of
Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program
and the Cutter Mansion
A
history book records the important people and events of a particular society
over an extended period of time. At Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program, our
history will be recorded in a slightly different manner. Instead of history
books, we are writing history
bricks, and we’d like
you to be one of the authors.
By buying a brick, you will
help to provide support to nearly
500 low income children. Your
message will become a permanent part of this historical “journal” of
transforming lives into a future of
hope . . .
Record an important person,
date or event, a club, team or business, a quote or saying that is special to
you. So, get your pen, fill out the order form and send it along with your check
made out to Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program.
The Cutter
Mansion, also known as the Hurlbut Mansion was designed in 1906 by famous
Spokane architect Kirtland Cutter. It is a huge brick colonial house with
Corinthian columns, wrap around balcony, hardwood floors and many rooms.
From 1912
to 1966 the house belonged to the Home Finding and Aid Society of North Idaho,
Inc. serving the needs of many abandoned children. From 1966 on it has been
leased to LCECP to operate the local Head Start program. In 2002, the
Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program was able to purchase the property with the
intention of rehabilitating the buildings and continuing
the legacy of serving
children and families .
To place an order click here:
Bricks Order
Form
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