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In 1974, promoter Mike Kobluk and architect Bruce Walker launched the Spokane Opera House as the centerpiece of the world’s fair
Expo ’74’s big environmental legacy continues to inspire conservation of the region’s natural assets
Expo ’74: Fifty Years Later
