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Ham-McEachern House. Also known as Oatman House.Corner of Pine St. and 5th St.National Register of Historical Places: Building #78002774

1 map : col. ; 76 x 58 cm., folded in cover 19 x 11 cm."Showing details of roads and graded streets and positions of principal dwellings and prominent buildings."Also shows "suburban railroads."Scale ca. 1:36,000 (W 122°30'--W 122°15'/N 47°45'--N…

1 map; 36 x 38 cm.Shows additions, lot numbers, street names, railroads, county roads, swamps, military reserves, section numbers, and names of some landowners."Lines drawn crooked are intended to show incorrect surveys."Depth of navigable waterways…

1 map : col. ; 24 x 21 cm.Relief shown by hachures."Chart no. 1.""Photo. lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD."Scale ca. 1:3,750.000.

1 map : col. ; 24 x 21 cm.Relief shown by hachures."Chart no. 5.""Photo. lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD."Scale ca. 1:3,750,000.

1 map : col. ; 24 x 21 cm.Relief shown by hachures."Chart no. 3.""Photo. lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD."Scale ca. 1:3,750,000.

1 map : col. ; 24 x 21 cm.Relief shown by hachures."Chart no. 2.""Photo. lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD."Scale ca. 1:3,750,000.

1 map : col. ; 24 x 21 cm.Relief shown by hachures."Chart no. 6.""Photo. lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD."Scale ca. 1:3,750,000.

1 map : col. ; 24 x 21 cm.Relief shown by hachures."Chart no. 7.""Photo. lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD."Scale ca. 1:3,750,000.

corner of D St. and 4th St.

1 ms. map : hand col., mounted on Japanese paper ; 95.6 x 117.7 cm.Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Bathymetry shown by form linesReceived as part of the Edmond S. Meany papers held in Manuscripts, Special Collections, University Archives…

WSU MEChA pickets Pullman's Safeway in support of the National Farm Labor Union. The boycott of Safeway would include a raid as part of a larger protest in March.

MEChA recruits in the CUB lobby for its weekly picketing of Pullman's Safeway store, asking people to refuse to buy grapes.

The Mechanical Arts Building was started in 1915, but not

fully finished until 1926 due to World War I building

restrictions. It was renamed Carpenter Hall in 1949.

A view of the west facade of Mechanical Engineering, WSU Building 22. A figure is visible exiting the arched entrance. Prof. A. R. Saunders designed the building and oversaw construction (his only compensation for the latter task was permission to…

Inside Mechanical hall

An interior view of students working with early power tools in the old Mechanical Engineering Building.

Butch Meeker and another man in football gear pose for a picture.

120 S Main

A photograph of two men running a board through a table saw at Minidoka Relocation Center, Idaho. The men are smoking and wearing hats. Three other men in the shop are wathing. Several boards are piled near the saw.