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16th Annual Guild Conference, Seattle

MORE VOICES, NEW STORIES:
CONFERENCE ON SEATTLE’S SESQUICENTENNIAL, 1851 TO 2001
Seattle, March 2nd & March 3rd, 2001

Where and When

  • Friday, March 2, 2001
    Underground Seattle Tour, evening tour begins at 5:30, Pioneer Square, Seattle WA

    The Merchants Cafe, “Seattle’s Oldest Restaurant” dinner at 7:00 pm, across the square at 109 Yesler Way, Seattle WA

  • Saturday, March 3, 2001
    Museum of History and Industry, conference sessions and luncheon, 9 am to 4:30 pm, 2700-24th Ave E, Seattle, 98112, (206) 324-1685

Saturday Conference Program

8:30 am Registration
9:00 am Opening Remarks,
Richard Berner, Honorary Conference Chairman, author of Seattle in the 20th Century, 3 vols
9:15 am Indians and Settlers
  Coll-Peter Thrush  Creation Stories: Urban Foundings, Indian Histories, and “The Alki Landing”
  Lorraine McConnaghy  The Battle for Seattle, 1856
  Rob Foxcurran  The Forgotten Earlier Frontier of the French-Canadian Metis
  Shaping Seattle
  Junius Rochester  Seattle’s First Lake Washington Neighborhoods
  William H. Wilson  The Mythic and (Virtually) Unknown Reginald H. Thomson
  Kathy Mendelson Edward O. Schwagel, John C. Olmsted, and  Golden Age of Seattle Park Planning
11:00 am Women in Seattle: Then and Now
  Peri Muhich  Mercer Girls’ History
  Elizabeth Salas  Three Chicana Activists and Politicians in Seattle
12:00 pm Lunch
Keynote speaker: David Horsey, Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s Pulitzer prize winner editorial cartoonist A History of Seattle
1:45 pm Black History, Civil Rights and Reform
  Phyllis Ratcliff-Beaumonte  Negro Culture in Seattle in the 1940s and the Influences of the African American
  Johanna McClees  Christian Friends for Racial Equality
  Terry Willis  Unemployed Citizens and Self-Help in Seattle, 1931
  Local Oral History: A Panel of Projects
    Black Heritage Society of Washington
    Densho Japanese American Legacy Project
    Jewish Archives Project
    Nordic Heritage Museum
    Northwest lesbian and Gay History Museum Project
3:30 pm Seattle’s Indians
Legacy of Pride: Seattle’s American Indian Women’s Service League
  Lonnie Reyes  Indians in Modern Seattle
  Railroads and Frontiers
  Bill Walker  Life Along the Tracks: The Milwaukee Railroad in the Snoqualmie Valley


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  16th: Photo courtesy of UW Libraries, Special Collections, #5695

16th: Photo courtesy of UW Libraries, Special Collections, #5695

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