Julie McDonald Commentary: Massive Borst Barn a Casualty of the Columbus Day Storm

Posted 11/15/21

When she dons her long black dress and lacy cap, octogenarian Jean Bluhm of Chehalis adopts the persona of pioneer Mary Adeline (Roundtree) Borst, who crossed the Oregon Trail from Illinois in 1852.

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