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This file appears in: 26 Tons of Oddity: The top roadside attraction in Washington State resides right here in Spokane.

Opening day of the Radio Flyer Wagon in 1990, Ken Spiering enjoys a moment on his beloved creation. Reflecting in a Inlander interview, Spiering wishes that people would not feel the need to “tag” items. “the first few times I had been up there where the paint on the interior of the wagon bed was essentially scraped clean from all the people scratching through it with their names and everything, I was a little heartsick.”
This file appears in: 26 Tons of Oddity: The top roadside attraction in Washington State resides right here in Spokane.
26 Tons of Oddity: The top roadside attraction in Washington State resides right here in Spokane.
The Red Radio Flyer wagon in Riverfront Park was born out of a lifelong love for this community by the Junior League of Spokane. It continues to fulfill its dedication promise.