Totem Pole Lodge
Totem Pole Lodge was built in the 1940's. The gnarly buled logs used in the rustic design gave this lodge its name.
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Totem Pole Lodge Historical Reference
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This lodge were the "Tea House" and "Lookout Pavilion"
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Totem Pole Lodge with the Cascade Mountains ub tge background and the Lower Lawn in the foreground, a very popular viewpoint in the Gardens.
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To the right of the Lodge is the Bath House, which was the first structure built and used for changing into swinsuits for a dip in the pool.
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The view from the sunken lawn in the 1950's. This are now used most weekends for weddings.
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Looking back up the hill towards Totem Pole Lodge you can see Burch Mountain in the background which shows the dry, arid landscape that sorrounds the Gardens.