In the mid-1800s, most of South Tacoma’s residents could be found underground – six feet under, to be exact. That’s because the area was largely cemeteries. This historical curiosity and others are revealed in a new book by Darlyne A. Reiter, simply titled “South Tacoma.” Find out why this “small city within a big city” has maintained its unique identity with an abundance of fourth- and fifth-generation families and family-owned businesses. Pick up a copy for yourself here.

Brian

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