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The original Oddfellows (later Eagles) Hall, built by I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 148, has been an integral part of community life in Carnation since its construction in 1895. The two-story building has a prominent gambrel roof which terminates at the second story floor line, giving the structure a distinct barnlike appearance unusual for a social hall of this type and era. The lower roof pitches have diamond-cut patterned shingles, which were restored to the building in 1995 along with ventilated cupola and a flag pole which had been destroyed by lightening in 1914.Address: 3940 Tolt Avenue, Carnation. 

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King County Landmarks and Heritage Commission.

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