Rathskeller memories still on tap
Candace Conradi reads an excerpt from her book at the Rathskeller reunion on Wednesday Sept. 23 at Bottle Joy.
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A historic photo of the Rathskeller Inn, located at 1324 Sherman. Now the location of Vertical Earth.
Courtesy of Candace Conradi
Candace Conradi's niece Jacqulyn Paneque serves pizza at the Rathskeller reunion at Bottle Joy on Wednesday Sept. 23.
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Patty Appelberg Phillips and Steve Shepperd at the Rathskeller reunion on Wed. Sept. 23 at Bottle Joy.
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Candace reads an excerpt from her new book at the Rathskeller reunion on Wed. Sept. 23 at Bottle Joy.
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When Candace Conradi returned to Coeur d’Alene last week to share her new book, "Thirteen Twenty Four Sherman," she wasn’t sure what to expect.
Conradi’s book tells the story of her family, who owned the famous Rathskeller Inn, with locations in Coeur d’Alene and Moscow. She runs a Rathskeller Inn Facebook group with nearly 500 members, but she had never met most of them in person. Conradi was 17 when she left Coeur d’Alene and the Rathskeller behind.
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