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Newspapers of Washington Territory
Get PDF"As Washington Territory was one of the last of the American frontiers, it is natural that the frontier newspaper service should be found here in the fullness of flower in the two-score years from 1850 to 1890… Some of those papers were pitifully young at the time of their deaths or absorption by a stronger rival. Still it is comforting to believe that, in the surging of the great human tide, each of them rendered service during its day, be that day brief or long.
The Pacific Triangle
Get PDF"The sea has been the inspiration of countless tales, epics, songs, and dramas. Something of this epic and dramatic character appears in these two very different books.
The Bozeman Trail
Get PDF"The authors and the publisher should be congratulated upon this beautiful and valuable addition to Western American literature.
Rand McNally Guide to Alaska and Yukon
Get PDF"A considerable portion of the work is given to descriptions of the country, the climate, productions, conditions, and mode of life prevailing there. The tables of distances are comprehensive and sufficiently detailed.
History of Oregon, A Teacher's Outline for Use in the Eighth Grade
Get PDF"Through the recommendation of the History Teachers' Section of the Oregon State Teachers' Association and the Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers, the Superintendent of Publication appointed a committee representing those organizations to prepare this outline... The outline will prove serviceable.
Lincoln's Last Day
Get PDF"Though not within the field of the Washington Historical Quarterly, this book is mentioned here for the benefit of those who are collecting Lincolniana.
Isaac I. Stevens Material
Get PDF"The University of Washington Library has added the following pamphlets relating to Isaac I. Stevens…
Oregon Historical Society
Get PDF"Judge F.W. Howay, of New Westminster, B.C., gave the principal address at the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Oregon Historical Society.
The Oxen at Naches Pass
Get PDF"In 'Van Ogle's Memory of Pioneer Days,' which appeared in the Washington Historical Quarterly for October, 1922, the old pioneer was shown to differ with George H. Himes, the eminent historical authority of Oregon, about the famous story of killing oxen at Naches Pass... Mr. Himes promptly took exception to such criticism of his historical work...