Token from the 1950s

Operated within the city of Portland from 1956 to 1969

 
Crossing the Hawthorne Bridge

The Kit-Cat Clock is a novelty style kitchen wall clock that first appeared during
the 1930s. The first clock was made in 1932 by the Allied Clock Company in
Portland, Oregon which moved to Seattle, Washington and then to southern
California in 1962. The name was changed to California Clock Company.  The manufacturer estimates that the clock has been sold at an average rate of one
every three minutes for the last 50 years.

 
Dave “Records” Stone in the original KISN corner at 10th and W. Burnside

Dave behind the microphone while on the new KISN from 3pm to 7pm

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Samuel Pack "Sam" Elliott

Elliott moved from California to Portland, Oregon with his family
during his teenage years, He graduated from David Douglas High
School and attended Clark College in Vancouver, Washington,
where he completed a two-year program.

Sam as The Stranger in The Big Lebowski (1998)

(1940s decal)