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General topics

Arts

• A Fair Legacy – A History of the PNW Arts & Crafts Fair and the Bellevue Art Museum by Sherry Grindeland

Arts - dance

• Dance in Seattle: Home Grown or Imported? by Sandra Kurtz

Arts - music

• Musical Chairs in the Pacific Northwest: An Historical Overview by Junius Rochester

• Rain Dance: The Early Days of Northwest Music by Peter Blecha

• Rock & Roll Archaeologist: Digging Old Music Artifacts by Peter Blecha

• Seattle's Early Music Guild by Marie Coldwell

• Seattle's Ladies Musical Club by Mary Rhodes

• Sonic Boom! The Northwest Rock Explosion by Peter Blecha

• Taboo Tunes: Banned Bands & Censored Songs by Peter Blecha

Commerce and economic development - agriculture

• Limiting Mobility: Migrant Farm Workers in the Yakima Valley, Washington, 1965-1975 by Jon Middaugh

• Rural Renaissance: Transformations of Science, Agriculture and the Pacific Northwest, 1880-1930 by Judy Green

Commerce and economic development - fishing

• A History of the Fishing Vessels Of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska by James Cole

• River Highways: Nature’s Watery Routes Without End by Junius Rochester

• Wars Along the River: the Nisqually View of Treaty Rights by Georgiana Kautz

Commerce and economic development - fur trade

• Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Colvile, Yesterday & Today by Lethene Parks

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Commerce and economic development - industry

• Baileysburg: First Furniture Factory East of the Cascades by Ginny Butler

• Pioneers in Aviation: The Shape of Boeing Since 1945 by William Winship

Commerce and economic development - logging

• “They Always Have Pudding or Pies” — Timber Beasts, Sawdust Savages and The Cookhouse by John Ferry

• “We are in Fair Progress” – Sawmilling in Washington’s Early Territorial Period by Jan Eakins

Commerce and economic development - mining

• Refugees from Hostility and Poverty: 19th Century Black Strikebreakers in Washington's Coal Mining Industry by Ed Diaz

Commerce and economic development - nuclear technology

• History of Hanford Site Defense Operations [Private] by Michele Gerber

• Unnecessary Exposures and Hanford's Stuck Plutonium Throttle by Jim Thomas

Cookery

• “They Always Have Pudding or Pies” — Timber Beasts, Sawdust Savages and The Cookhouse by John Ferry

• Rainier Valley Food Stories: A Taste of South Seattle’s Ethnic History by Mikala Woodward

Discovery and exploration

• Cascade Passes: Crossing to Statehood by Judith Bentley

Environmental policy

• Back-to-the Landers Build New Communities in Ferry and Stevens Counties by Kay Reinartz

• Missiles or Picnics in Pugetopolis?: Conflicting Visions of Seattle's Fort Lawton in the 1960s by Brian Casserly

• The (Virtually) Unknown Reginald H. Thomson by William Wilson

• Unnecessary Exposures and Hanford's Stuck Plutonium Throttle by Jim Thomas

• Urban by Nature: An Environmental History of Seattle, 1880-1970 by Matthew Klingle

Frontier and pioneer life

• A Glance Through the Window: Women’s Lives in Territorial Days by Kay Reinartz

• Ainsworth: Railroad Town & County Seat by Barbara Kubik

• Baileysburg: First Furniture Factory East of the Cascades by Ginny Butler

• Churches in Territorial Dayton by Cathy Lee-Haight

• Colorful Characters of Washington Territory by Kathryn Hamilton-Wang

• Cumtux Touts Wallula, Washington Territory, 1866-1867 by G. Thomas Edwards

• Early Transportation Routes and Community Development on the Hanford Site by David  Harvey

• Era of Chief Old Bones at Palouse Falls by Wilma Fletcher

• High Desert Homesteader: Alice Day Pratt, A Single Woman in Post, Oregon by Cathy Crogham Alzner

• Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Colvile, Yesterday & Today by Lethene Parks

• Juba’s Cup: Fugitive Slave Narrative of John Smith by Luella  Dow

• Olympia's Pioneer Chinese Community by Edward Echtle

• Pioneer Rebellion North of the Columbia by Dennis Weber

• Prostitution and the Shaping of Western Communities by Rachel Williams

• Unlikely champion: Jefferson Davis and the Pacific Northwest by Karen Meador

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Media - independent film

• The Role of the Independent Media Center during the 1999 WTO Protests by Dan Merkle

Media - Internet

• Some Lessons HistoryLink Has Learned by Walt Crowley

Media - underground press

• Seattle's Underground Press since the 1960s by Paul Dorpat

Organizations - associations

• If I Am Only For Myself, What Am I? by Jacqueline Williams

Organizations - churches

• Christian Friends for Racial Equality by Johanna McClees

Organizations - schools

• Seattle School Histories by Carolyn Marr Nile Thompson

• Valley View Elementary Students: Next Door to the World by Tracey Drum Judy Longstreth

Religion

• Churches in Territorial Dayton by Cathy Lee-Haight

• Native American Influences from the Priest Rapids Valley During the Territorial Period by Darby Stapp

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Social issues, politics and government

• A Mother’s "Natural Right": Public Welfare for Single Mothers in King County, 1913-1930 by Michael Reese

• Missiles or Picnics in Pugetopolis?: Conflicting Visions of Seattle's Fort Lawton in the 1960s by Brian Casserly

• Three Chicana Activists/Politicians in Seattle by Elizabeth Salas

• Unlikely champion: Jefferson Davis and the Pacific Northwest by Karen Meador

Social issues, politics and government - emigration and immigration

• Filipino Americans during the Interwar Period by Veta Schlimgen

• First Generation of African-American Women to Vancourver Island, 1858-1870 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Japanese Americans: At the Center of a Web of Relationships by Shelley Lee

Social issues, politics and government - health and safety

• Contributions of Women Health Officers in the PNW by Patricia Nicola

Social issues, politics and government - labor issues

• “We are in Fair Progress” – Sawmilling in Washington’s Early Territorial Period by Jan Eakins

• Filipino Americans during the Interwar Period by Veta Schlimgen

• Refugees from Hostility and Poverty: 19th Century Black Strikebreakers in Washington's Coal Mining Industry by Ed Diaz

• The Role of the Independent Media Center during the 1999 WTO Protests by Dan Merkle

Social issues, politics and government - military

• Missiles or Picnics in Pugetopolis?: Conflicting Visions of Seattle's Fort Lawton in the 1960s by Brian Casserly

• Unlikely champion: Jefferson Davis and the Pacific Northwest by Karen Meador

Social issues, politics and government - public welfare

• Prostitution and the Shaping of Western Communities by Rachel Williams

• Race and the Creation of Welfare in the PNW by Michael Reese

• Sisters of Providence by Loretta  Greene

Social issues, politics and government - race relations

• Ainsworth: Railroad Town & County Seat by Barbara Kubik

• Christian Friends for Racial Equality by Johanna McClees

• Disturbia: Constructing Community from Conflict, 1950-1962 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Early NAACP by Susan Bragg

• Era of Chief Old Bones at Palouse Falls by Wilma Fletcher

• Filipino Americans during the Interwar Period by Veta Schlimgen

• Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Colvile, Yesterday & Today by Lethene Parks

• Japanese Americans: At the Center of a Web of Relationships by Shelley Lee

• Juba’s Cup: Fugitive Slave Narrative of John Smith by Luella  Dow

• Native American Influences from the Priest Rapids Valley During the Territorial Period by Darby Stapp

• Race and the Creation of Welfare in the PNW by Michael Reese

• Refugees from Hostility and Poverty: 19th Century Black Strikebreakers in Washington's Coal Mining Industry by Ed Diaz

• The Battle for Seattle, 1856 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Victorio Velasco : Filipino Journalist and Political Activist, 1924-1968 by Michael  Brown

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Social issues, politics and government - radicalism

• Northwest Passage: The Story of the Underground Railroad in the Pacific Northwest during the Vietnam War. by Dan Hammill

Social issues, politics and government - unemployment

• Race and the Creation of Welfare in the PNW by Michael Reese

• Unemployed Citizens and Self-Help in Seattle, 1931 by Terry Willis

Social issues, politics and government - utopian communities

• Back-to-the Landers Build New Communities in Ferry and Stevens Counties by Kay Reinartz

• Emergence of a Hippie-Era Guru: Paul Erdmann becomes Love Israel by Charles LeWarne

Technology

• Rural Renaissance: Transformations of Science, Agriculture and the Pacific Northwest, 1880-1930 by Judy Green

Transportation - Columbia River

• River Highways: Nature’s Watery Routes Without End by Junius Rochester

Transportation - railroads

• Ainsworth: Railroad Town & County Seat by Barbara Kubik

• The Milwaukee Railroad: A Documentary Video Project by Bill Walker

Transportation - river boats

• Early Transportation Routes and Community Development on the Hanford Site by David  Harvey

• William Polk Gray, Noted Steamboat Captain by Jean  Davis

Transportation - roads

• Cascade Passes: Crossing to Statehood by Judith Bentley

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People

African Americans

• Christian Friends for Racial Equality by Johanna McClees

• Early NAACP by Susan Bragg

• Juba’s Cup: Fugitive Slave Narrative of John Smith by Luella  Dow

• Making Community: African-Canadian Women in British Columbia from 1858-1939 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Refugees from Hostility and Poverty: 19th Century Black Strikebreakers in Washington's Coal Mining Industry by Ed Diaz

• The Battle for Seattle, 1856 by Lorraine McConaghy

American Indians

• A Legacy of Pride: The Story of the American Indian Womens Service League by Teresa BrownWolf Powers

• At the Hearth of the Crossed Races: A Social History of French Prairie, Oregon, 1829-1859 by Melinda Jette

• Crossing-Over Place: Urban and Indian Histories in Seattle by Coll-Peter Thrush

• Era of Chief Old Bones at Palouse Falls by Wilma Fletcher

• Many False Trails: A personal reflection on 30 years in Indian Education by Robey Clark

• Native American Influences from the Priest Rapids Valley During the Territorial Period by Darby Stapp

• People of the River: A History of the Columbia River Indians, 1855-1985 by Andrew Fisher

• Seattle's Creation Stories: Urban Foundings, Indian Histories, and Lillian Smart's Alki Landing Diorama by Coll-Peter Thrush

• The Battle for Seattle, 1856 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Wars Along the River: the Nisqually View of Treaty Rights by Georgiana Kautz

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Asian Americans - Chinese Americans

• Ainsworth: Railroad Town & County Seat by Barbara Kubik

• Olympia's Pioneer Chinese Community by Edward Echtle

Asian Americans - Filipino Americans

• Filipino Americans during the Interwar Period by Veta Schlimgen

• Victorio Velasco : Filipino Journalist and Political Activist, 1924-1968 by Michael  Brown

Asian Americans - Japanese Americans

• Japanese Americans: At the Center of a Web of Relationships by Shelley Lee

• Mukashi Mukashi (Long, Long Ago…): A History of the Seattle Buddhist Church by Ronald Magden

Asian Americans - Vietnamese Americans

• Building a Vietnamese American Community From Scratch: The First Fifteen Years in King County by Nhien Nguyen

Buddhists

• Mukashi Mukashi (Long, Long Ago…): A History of the Seattle Buddhist Church by Ronald Magden

French Canadians

• At the Hearth of the Crossed Races: A Social History of French Prairie, Oregon, 1829-1859 by Melinda Jette

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Gays and lesbians

• Desire at the “Garden of Allah”: Early Gay Pioneer Square by Don Paulson

• Gay Seattle: Stories of Exile and Belonging by Gary Atkins

• Lesbian and Gay Voices from Seattle: An Oral History Project by Ruth Pettis

• Transgenders/Transsexuals: Moving Toward the Light by Marsha Botzer

Jewish Americans

• If I Am Only For Myself, What Am I? by Jacqueline Williams

Mexican Americans

• Limiting Mobility: Migrant Farm Workers in the Yakima Valley, Washington, 1965-1975 by Jon Middaugh

• Three Chicana Activists/Politicians in Seattle by Elizabeth Salas

Scandinavian Americans

• The Vanishing Generation: An Oral History Project by Marianne Forssblad

Women

• A Glance Through the Window: Women’s Lives in Territorial Days by Kay Reinartz

• A Mother’s "Natural Right": Public Welfare for Single Mothers in King County, 1913-1930 by Michael Reese

• Contributions of Women Health Officers in the PNW by Patricia Nicola

• Early NAACP by Susan Bragg

• Edith Buxbaum and Psychoanalytic Pedagogy in Post-World War II Seattle by Esther Helfgott

• First Generation of African-American Women to Vancourver Island, 1858-1870 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• High Desert Homesteader: Alice Day Pratt, A Single Woman in Post, Oregon by Cathy Crogham Alzner

• How I Lost My Job in the Vanport Flood: an Oral History of Julia Ruuttila by Sandy Polishuk

• If I Am Only For Myself, What Am I? by Jacqueline Williams

• Making Community: African-Canadian Women in British Columbia from 1858-1939 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Prostitution and the Shaping of Western Communities by Rachel Williams

• Seattle's Ladies Musical Club by Mary Rhodes

• Seattle's Women Teachers of the Interwar Years: 1920 - 1940 by Doris Pieroth

• Sisters of Providence by Loretta  Greene

• Three Chicana Activists/Politicians in Seattle by Elizabeth Salas

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Time periods

19th century

• “They Always Have Pudding or Pies” — Timber Beasts, Sawdust Savages and The Cookhouse by John Ferry

• Baileysburg: First Furniture Factory East of the Cascades by Ginny Butler

• Cascade Passes: Crossing to Statehood by Judith Bentley

• Era of Chief Old Bones at Palouse Falls by Wilma Fletcher

• Musical Chairs in the Pacific Northwest: An Historical Overview by Junius Rochester

• Native American Influences from the Priest Rapids Valley During the Territorial Period by Darby Stapp

• Prostitution and the Shaping of Western Communities by Rachel Williams

• Rural Renaissance: Transformations of Science, Agriculture and the Pacific Northwest, 1880-1930 by Judy Green

• Sisters of Providence by Loretta  Greene

• Territorial Holdings at the Eastern Washington Regional Archives by Susan  Beamer

• University Archival Collections Related to Washington Territory by Carla Rickerson

• Value of State Archives Records on Sex, Crime, Violence and Decisions by Jerry  Handfield

• William Polk Gray, Noted Steamboat Captain by Jean  Davis

20th century

• A History of the Fishing Vessels Of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska by James Cole

• Japanese Americans: At the Center of a Web of Relationships by Shelley Lee

• Race and the Creation of Welfare in the PNW by Michael Reese

• River Highways: Nature’s Watery Routes Without End by Junius Rochester

• The Milwaukee Railroad: A Documentary Video Project by Bill Walker

after 1824

• Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Colvile, Yesterday & Today by Lethene Parks

• Pioneer Rebellion North of the Columbia by Dennis Weber

after 1853

• “We are in Fair Progress” – Sawmilling in Washington’s Early Territorial Period by Jan Eakins

• A Glance Through the Window: Women’s Lives in Territorial Days by Kay Reinartz

• Churches in Territorial Dayton by Cathy Lee-Haight

• Colorful Characters of Washington Territory by Kathryn Hamilton-Wang

• Cumtux Touts Wallula, Washington Territory, 1866-1867 by G. Thomas Edwards

• Early Transportation Routes and Community Development on the Hanford Site by David  Harvey

• First Generation of African-American Women to Vancourver Island, 1858-1870 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Colvile, Yesterday & Today by Lethene Parks

• Juba’s Cup: Fugitive Slave Narrative of John Smith by Luella  Dow

• Making Community: African-Canadian Women in British Columbia from 1858-1939 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Olympia's Pioneer Chinese Community by Edward Echtle

• The Battle for Seattle, 1856 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Unlikely champion: Jefferson Davis and the Pacific Northwest by Karen Meador

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

after 1889

• Ainsworth: Railroad Town & County Seat by Barbara Kubik

• If I Am Only For Myself, What Am I? by Jacqueline Williams

• Refugees from Hostility and Poverty: 19th Century Black Strikebreakers in Washington's Coal Mining Industry by Ed Diaz

• Seattle's Ladies Musical Club by Mary Rhodes

• The (Virtually) Unknown Reginald H. Thomson by William Wilson

• Urban by Nature: An Environmental History of Seattle, 1880-1970 by Matthew Klingle

after 1918

• A Mother’s "Natural Right": Public Welfare for Single Mothers in King County, 1913-1930 by Michael Reese

• Early NAACP by Susan Bragg

• Filipino Americans during the Interwar Period by Veta Schlimgen

• Unemployed Citizens and Self-Help in Seattle, 1931 by Terry Willis

after 1941

• Christian Friends for Racial Equality by Johanna McClees

• Contributions of Women Health Officers in the PNW by Patricia Nicola

• Desire at the “Garden of Allah”: Early Gay Pioneer Square by Don Paulson

• Disturbia: Constructing Community from Conflict, 1950-1962 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Edith Buxbaum and Psychoanalytic Pedagogy in Post-World War II Seattle by Esther Helfgott

• Gay Seattle: Stories of Exile and Belonging by Gary Atkins

• History of Hanford Site Defense Operations [Private] by Michele Gerber

• How I Lost My Job in the Vanport Flood: an Oral History of Julia Ruuttila by Sandy Polishuk

• Pioneers in Aviation: The Shape of Boeing Since 1945 by William Winship

• Unnecessary Exposures and Hanford's Stuck Plutonium Throttle by Jim Thomas

after 1960

• Back-to-the Landers Build New Communities in Ferry and Stevens Counties by Kay Reinartz

• Dance in Seattle: Home Grown or Imported? by Sandra Kurtz

• Limiting Mobility: Migrant Farm Workers in the Yakima Valley, Washington, 1965-1975 by Jon Middaugh

• Missiles or Picnics in Pugetopolis?: Conflicting Visions of Seattle's Fort Lawton in the 1960s by Brian Casserly

• Seattle's Early Music Guild by Marie Coldwell

• Seattle's Underground Press since the 1960s by Paul Dorpat

• Some Lessons HistoryLink Has Learned by Walt Crowley

• The Role of the Independent Media Center during the 1999 WTO Protests by Dan Merkle

• Transgenders/Transsexuals: Moving Toward the Light by Marsha Botzer

• Wars Along the River: the Nisqually View of Treaty Rights by Georgiana Kautz

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Geographic divisions

Cities - Bellevue

• A Fair Legacy – A History of the PNW Arts & Crafts Fair and the Bellevue Art Museum by Sherry Grindeland

• Disturbia: Constructing Community from Conflict, 1950-1962 by Lorraine McConaghy

Cities - Bellingham

• Northwest Passage: The Story of the Underground Railroad in the Pacific Northwest during the Vietnam War. by Dan Hammill

Cities - Olympia

• Olympia's Pioneer Chinese Community by Edward Echtle

Cities - Portland

• How I Lost My Job in the Vanport Flood: an Oral History of Julia Ruuttila by Sandy Polishuk

Cities - Seattle

• Christian Friends for Racial Equality by Johanna McClees

• Crossing-Over Place: Urban and Indian Histories in Seattle by Coll-Peter Thrush

• Dance in Seattle: Home Grown or Imported? by Sandra Kurtz

• Edith Buxbaum and Psychoanalytic Pedagogy in Post-World War II Seattle by Esther Helfgott

• If I Am Only For Myself, What Am I? by Jacqueline Williams

• Missiles or Picnics in Pugetopolis?: Conflicting Visions of Seattle's Fort Lawton in the 1960s by Brian Casserly

• Mukashi Mukashi (Long, Long Ago…): A History of the Seattle Buddhist Church by Ronald Magden

• Seattle School Histories by Carolyn Marr Nile Thompson

• Seattle's Creation Stories: Urban Foundings, Indian Histories, and Lillian Smart's Alki Landing Diorama by Coll-Peter Thrush

• Seattle's Early Music Guild by Marie Coldwell

• Seattle's Ladies Musical Club by Mary Rhodes

• Seattle's Lake Washington Neighborhoods by Junius Rochester

• Seattle's Underground Press since the 1960s by Paul Dorpat

• Seattle's Women Teachers of the Interwar Years: 1920 - 1940 by Doris Pieroth

• The (Virtually) Unknown Reginald H. Thomson by William Wilson

• The Battle for Seattle, 1856 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Three Chicana Activists/Politicians in Seattle by Elizabeth Salas

• Unemployed Citizens and Self-Help in Seattle, 1931 by Terry Willis

• Urban by Nature: An Environmental History of Seattle, 1880-1970 by Matthew Klingle

• Valley View Elementary Students: Next Door to the World by Tracey Drum Judy Longstreth

Counties - Columbia

• Baileysburg: First Furniture Factory East of the Cascades by Ginny Butler

• Churches in Territorial Dayton by Cathy Lee-Haight

Counties - Franklin

• Ainsworth: Railroad Town & County Seat by Barbara Kubik

• William Polk Gray, Noted Steamboat Captain by Jean  Davis

Counties - King

• A Mother’s "Natural Right": Public Welfare for Single Mothers in King County, 1913-1930 by Michael Reese

• Building a Vietnamese American Community From Scratch: The First Fifteen Years in King County by Nhien Nguyen

• Disturbia: Constructing Community from Conflict, 1950-1962 by Lorraine McConaghy

• Second Looks: A Mini-Exhibit of Photographs from the King County Archives by Helice Koffler Amy Holloway

Counties - Stevens

• Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Colvile, Yesterday & Today by Lethene Parks

Counties - Whitman

• Juba’s Cup: Fugitive Slave Narrative of John Smith by Luella  Dow

Mountains - Cascades

• Cascade Passes: Crossing to Statehood by Judith Bentley

Neighborhoods

• Seattle's Lake Washington Neighborhoods by Junius Rochester

Neighborhoods - Ballard

• The Vanishing Generation: An Oral History Project by Marianne Forssblad

Neighborhoods - Magnolia

• Missiles or Picnics in Pugetopolis?: Conflicting Visions of Seattle's Fort Lawton in the 1960s by Brian Casserly

Neighborhoods - Pioneer Square

• Desire at the “Garden of Allah”: Early Gay Pioneer Square by Don Paulson

Neighborhoods - Queen Anne

• Emergence of a Hippie-Era Guru: Paul Erdmann becomes Love Israel by Charles LeWarne

Neighborhoods - Rainier Valley

• Rainier Valley Food Stories: A Taste of South Seattle’s Ethnic History by Mikala Woodward

Regions - British Columbia

• First Generation of African-American Women to Vancourver Island, 1858-1870 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Japanese Americans: At the Center of a Web of Relationships by Shelley Lee

• Making Community: African-Canadian Women in British Columbia from 1858-1939 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Race and the Creation of Welfare in the PNW by Michael Reese

Regions - Cascade Mountains

• Refugees from Hostility and Poverty: 19th Century Black Strikebreakers in Washington's Coal Mining Industry by Ed Diaz

Regions - Columbia Basin

• Cumtux Touts Wallula, Washington Territory, 1866-1867 by G. Thomas Edwards

• Early Transportation Routes and Community Development on the Hanford Site by David  Harvey

• Era of Chief Old Bones at Palouse Falls by Wilma Fletcher

• History of Hanford Site Defense Operations [Private] by Michele Gerber

• Native American Influences from the Priest Rapids Valley During the Territorial Period by Darby Stapp

• People of the River: A History of the Columbia River Indians, 1855-1985 by Andrew Fisher

• River Highways: Nature’s Watery Routes Without End by Junius Rochester

• Unnecessary Exposures and Hanford's Stuck Plutonium Throttle by Jim Thomas

• William Polk Gray, Noted Steamboat Captain by Jean  Davis

Regions - Cowlitz Corridor

• Pioneer Rebellion North of the Columbia by Dennis Weber

Regions - Inland Northwest

• Baileysburg: First Furniture Factory East of the Cascades by Ginny Butler

• Juba’s Cup: Fugitive Slave Narrative of John Smith by Luella  Dow

• Sisters of Providence by Loretta  Greene

• Territorial Holdings at the Eastern Washington Regional Archives by Susan  Beamer

Regions - Okanogan Highlands

• Back-to-the Landers Build New Communities in Ferry and Stevens Counties by Kay Reinartz

Regions - Pacific Northwest

• A Glance Through the Window: Women’s Lives in Territorial Days by Kay Reinartz

• A History of the Fishing Vessels Of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska by James Cole

• Colorful Characters of Washington Territory by Kathryn Hamilton-Wang

• Contributions of Women Health Officers in the PNW by Patricia Nicola

• Filipino Americans during the Interwar Period by Veta Schlimgen

• First Generation of African-American Women to Vancourver Island, 1858-1870 by Sherry Edmunds-Flett

• Japanese Americans: At the Center of a Web of Relationships by Shelley Lee

• Many False Trails: A personal reflection on 30 years in Indian Education by Robey Clark

• Musical Chairs in the Pacific Northwest: An Historical Overview by Junius Rochester

• Prostitution and the Shaping of Western Communities by Rachel Williams

• Race and the Creation of Welfare in the PNW by Michael Reese

• Rural Renaissance: Transformations of Science, Agriculture and the Pacific Northwest, 1880-1930 by Judy Green

• Teaching the PNW Geography Course, WOU by Michael McGlade

• Teaching the PNW Survey Course, WOU by Max Geier

• Teaching the PNW Survey Course, WWU by Chris Friday

• University Archival Collections Related to Washington Territory by Carla Rickerson

• Unlikely champion: Jefferson Davis and the Pacific Northwest by Karen Meador

• Value of State Archives Records on Sex, Crime, Violence and Decisions by Jerry  Handfield

• Why Bother With a Bishop?: Correspondence of Bishop Modeste Blanchet, 1846-1879 by Roberta Brown

Regions - Puget Sound