Old Apple Warehouse

The Old Apple Warehouse, a historic landmark in Kettle Falls, Washington, was built in 1906 by a co-op of orchardists during the apple industry's boom. Originally designed for efficient fruit processing, it played a crucial role in the local economy, processing 40 railcars of fruit in its first year. Today, it serves as a vibrant town center, featuring a grocery store, coffee company, antique store, and beauty parlor, while still selling apples from orchards dating back to 1874. The warehouse is recognized as a cultural site that could attract visitors, making it a must-see for tourists and researchers interested in local history and agriculture.