Mountain miniature golf, anyone?

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Mount Shuskan from Mount Baker Lodge

People play miniature golf with Mount Shuksan in the background. (Photo courtesy of Washington State Digital Archives)

Admit it, there are worse places to play miniature golf than here. This photo, probably taken sometime in the late 1920s or early ‘30s, shows people playing “putt-putt” golf at the ill-fated Mount Baker Lodge with Mount Shuksan in the background. The lodge, which opened in July 1927 and resembled the famous Paradise Inn on Mount Rainier, had a short existence. It was destroyed by a fire in August 1931. The miniature golf course where the lodge stood no longer exists. But you can locate the photo in the State Library Photograph Collection, 1851-1990 in the State Digital Archives.

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