Arts & Entertainment
New Book Brings the Past to Present
"Lie-berries & Gunnysacks," compiled for Enumclaw Plateau Historical Society, is available Aug. 2.
A new book dedicated to the storytellers of Enumclaw will soon be available for purchase.
“Lie-berries & Gunnysacks,” was compiled, written and edited by Ronald and Merilyn Tyler for the Enumclaw Plateau Historical Society. Between the two covers are more than 400 tales of the people of Enumclaw.
According to a news release from the historical society, the book is about experiences – something personally encountered, undergone or lived through – primarily during childhood.
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Copies of “Lie-berries & Gunnysacks” are $17.50. They can be purchased after Aug. 2 at the EPHS Museum, 1837 Marion Street, from 1-4 p.m. on Thursdays and Sundays.
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