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Walla Walla Meeting Room is a TW-exclusive assembly in southeastern [[Washington]] state that was founded in 1870 by Jean Gabriel Thonney (1827-1902), and it met initially in his home. It is one of the largest TW meetings in the U.S. in present day, with a regular annual conference. | Walla Walla Meeting Room is a TW-exclusive assembly in southeastern [[Washington]] state that was founded in 1870 by Jean Gabriel Thonney (1827-1902), and it met initially in his home. It is one of the largest TW meetings in the U.S. in present day, with a regular annual conference. | ||
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| + | =Location History= | ||
| + | * Clinton & Newell Sts. +1970+ | ||
=Also See= | =Also See= | ||
* [[Who's Who at Walla Walla Meeting Room, WA]] | * [[Who's Who at Walla Walla Meeting Room, WA]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:48, 19 September 2024
Walla Walla Meeting Room is a TW-exclusive assembly in southeastern Washington state that was founded in 1870 by Jean Gabriel Thonney (1827-1902), and it met initially in his home. It is one of the largest TW meetings in the U.S. in present day, with a regular annual conference.
Location History
- Clinton & Newell Sts. +1970+
