Nov-96

The Rinehold Cannery Homestead is a Bed and Breakfast Inn established
in 1985.  The Homestead offers overnight lodging and a continental
breakfast.

Floyd Rinehold, who built the house in the early 1900's had been a
resident of the Lower Valley since his teens, and he married Miss Emma
Eaton, daughter of the George P. Eatons.  Mr. Rinehold built homes and
commercial buildings in the vicinity, including the large building
adjacent to the homestead, where for several decades local produce was
processed and canned under the 'Yakima Farmer' label.  The immediate
family formed the nucleus of the cannery operation.  The cannery
building, now being restored, will be home of the Eaton Hill Winery.
Visitors will be able to view restoration projects on both the house
and the winery.

Local wineries and restaurants, the Yakima Nation Cultural Center,
county and state fairs, the Granger Cherry Festival, rodeos and horse
shows, hunting and fishing are a few of the attractions visitors will
enjoy.  Current information on local and state events will be
available to Homestead guests.

The Rinehold Cannery Homestead is located on Gurley Road, just North
of Granger on Highway 12, one half mile East of the Punkin Center
intersection.  Those with business in the Yakima Valley will find the
Homestead a welcome place to stop over.

The present owners of the Homestead and the Cannery have every wish to
preserve and honor the accomplishments of the Floyd Rineholds.  The
Granger Library has published a book on Granger's history and has
copies available.

Lodging reservations may be made with the managers of the Homestead,
Gary and Arlene Rogers at 509-854-2508.  Rates are $50. single and $65
double per night.  Reservations are necessary.  Mastercard and Visa
welcome.

We welcome you to the Rinehold Cannery Homestead.

    Dr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Stear