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Clark Asks: What happened to the totem pole at the old Totem Pole Restaurant?

Restaurant had 4 poles, and even after seeing one in a Woodland home and tracking down a 55-footer, mysteries remain

By Calley Hair, Columbian staff writer
Published: September 28, 2019, 6:05am
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Woodland resident Bob Nelson pauses for a portrait in his home with one of the totem poles that used to be in the old Totem Pole Restaurant. The fate of the totem poles was the most popular question in The Columbian's latest round of "Clark Asks," an online feature in which reporters directly answer reader questions.
Woodland resident Bob Nelson pauses for a portrait in his home with one of the totem poles that used to be in the old Totem Pole Restaurant. The fate of the totem poles was the most popular question in The Columbian's latest round of "Clark Asks," an online feature in which reporters directly answer reader questions. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

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