Thousands of people benefit from the $1.7 million Welles (Captain Carl) Clarke left many local organizations when he died. Against the backdrop of the recently completed mural on the back wall of the Town Hall Theatre in Quincy, Plumas County Arts Executive Director Roxanne Valladao asked people that have been involved in one way or another with Captain Carl’s generous donations to step forward, and they did. June 9th was a day to remember in many ways as Plumas Arts celebrated its 36th year. Two representatives of E Clampus Vitus display Captain Carl’s hat and vest from his time in the old organization. Photos by Victoria Metcalf
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