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History of Medicine in the Pacific Northwest
"This first portion deals with the physicians who accompanied the discoverers and explorers along the coast. He has gleaned a surprising amount of materials from the old journals and published records.
The Journal of Riley Root
"Mr. Edward Eberstadt of New York announces the discovery of the heretofore unrecorded Journal of Riley Root in the Quarterly of the California Historical Society for December, 1931.
First Explorers of the Columbia
"Mr. Barry has here embodied the results of long and careful study. The article is beautifully illustrated with maps and photographs.
Early Letter from the Methodist Mission
"We arrived here on the 15th of September, in one hundred and forty days after leaving the upper settlements of Missouri. On our arrival, we were received in the most friendly manner by the governor…
America in the Pacific. By Foster Rhea Dulles
"In this book, Dulles is primarily concerned with factors and events which culminated in the acquisition by they United States of territory bordering upon or surrounded by the Pacific Ocean.
Why Collect Local History?
"Local history helps to preserve individuality and to develop character. It conserves the heritage of the past.
The Indian Attack on Seattle, January 26, 1856, as described by the Eye Witness, Lieut. Thomas Stowell Phelps. Collected by Mrs. Carl Frelinghuysen Gould
"The Reminiscences of Seattle by Lieutenant T. S. Phelps has become a classic.
Guide to Materials for American History in the Libraries and Archives of Paris; Volume I. By Waldo G. Leland
"It is devoted to a description of collections of manuscripts in thirteen of the leading libraries of the French Capital.
The National Geographic Magazine
"The February, 1933, issue of this famous publication was largely devoted to the State of Washington. The leading article, 'Washington, the Evergreen State,' with 51 illustrations and a map…
Indian Blockhouse Forts
"Mr. J. S. Whiting of Seattle is securing records and drawing pictures of all the blockhouse forts used in the early Indian trade and especially those used in defense in the times of Indian wars.