Clarence D. Martin was the first native-born Washingtonian elected Mayor of Cheney and Governor of our state. Locally, he had an impact as a prominent businessman, railroad enthusiast, and politician.
This short biography was presented at a meeting of the Save Our Station NPRR Depot group.
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Sharing and preserving the history of the Marshall, Four Lakes, Cheney, Tyler, and Amber districts of southwest Spokane County in eastern Washington, connecting the past with the present and building a bridge to the future.
612 3rd Street, Cheney, WA
Mail to: PO Box 457
Cheney, WA 99004-0457
We are open on Thursdays from 8 AM to Noon. Other times by appointment.
We are passionate about sharing & preserving our local history. You make it possible! Every dollar goes to funding research, preserving our history, and most importantly, sharing those stories with you, at the museum & beyond its walls. We are operated completely by volunteers and through your donations. We receive no government funding. Whatever you give, you are awesome and you make a difference to us.
