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Eatery at the Grant House in Vancouver closes doors permanently

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A petroglyph carved into a rock near the Grant House at Fort Vancouver National Historic Reserve is pictured Wednesday morning, July 29, 2020. The Army Corps of Engineers wants to move it to Klickitat County, where it originally came from.
A petroglyph carved into a rock near the Grant House at Fort Vancouver National Historic Reserve is pictured Wednesday morning, July 29, 2020. The Army Corps of Engineers wants to move it to Klickitat County, where it originally came from. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

The Eatery at the Grant House has closed its doors permanently, according to a Sunday Facebook post from owners Scott and Sarah Flury. The restaurant’s website has also been updated with a banner message announcing the closure.

The restaurant was located in the historic Grant House on Officers Row near Fort Vancouver and served up classic brunch, lunch and dinner food.

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