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1 map : col. ; 33 x 50 cm.Political map showing counties, cities and railroads.Relief shown by hachures.Scale ca. 1:600,000.

1 map : col. ; 56 x 73 cm"J.A. Williamson, Commissioner" General Land OfficeLongitude west from Greenwich and WashingtonLibrary's copy hand colored to show land capabilityScale 1:950,400 (W 124°45--W 117°/N 49°--N 45°30) …

1 map ; 40 x 53 cm."J.A. Williamson, Commissioner" General Land Office"Sen. Ex. Doc. 120."Shows Washington Territory and its boundary with surrounding states. Shows proposed, amended, constructed, and branch lines of the Northern Pacific Railroad.…

1 map : col. ; 54 x 73 cm.Black, yellow, green and blue lines indicate proposed railroad routes, along with the corresponding 40 and 50 mile limits. Pink lines indicate land grant limits. Shows Indian reservations, military reservations, county…

1 map : col. ; 55 x 73 cm.Relief shown by hachures"H. ex. /.2, 48.""Photo lith & print by Julius Bien & Co. 139 Duane St. N.Y."Color map of Washington Territory showing the boundaries of Indian reservations, military reservations, and counties. Also…

1 map : col. ; 55 x 72 cm. "Longitude west from Greenwich and Washington." Scale 1:950,400. 15 mi. to 1 in. The pairs of parallel lines that arc across these maps are land grants- as certain railroads were constructed, the railroad companies were…

1 map : col., 34 x 29 cm.Population 75,116Area, square Miles 66,880George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois to begin a map and atlas company with his uncle, Rufus…

1 map: col., 54 x 71 cm.By Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Hon. S.M. Stockslager-Commissioner. Compiled from the official records of the General Land Office and other sources under the supervision…

1 map : col. ; 25 x 31 cm.Relief shown by hachures.Scale ca. 1:2,250,000.

1 map : col. ; 47 x 61 cm. Legend shows power plants, power transmission lines (above and below 33,000 volts), railroads, agriculture & grazing, mining areas, Columbia Basin Project, transcontinental highways, timber belts, and irrigated sections.…

1 map : col. ; 47 x 61 cm. Text and photographs of Washington and Idaho industries served by the Washington Water Power Company. See map on front: http://kaga.wsulibs.wsu.edu/zoom/zoom.php?map=wsu259 The Washington Water Power Co. came into…

1 map : col. ; 39 x 54 cm. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Shows railroads, county lines, and reservations coded by color. From: Grant's bankers' and brokers' railroad atlas. Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington. Atlas p.…

1 map : col., 34 x 25 cm.

1 map: col., 30 x 37 cm. Scale 1.5"=40 miles. Shows electric lines. From page 71 of Cram's unrivaled atlas of the world.George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois to…

Civil War hospital in Washington D.C. This hospital was cleaner and more organized than hospitals developed at the start of the Civil War.

1 map : col. ; 23 x 19 cm.Edition : Ed. of May 1915, reprinted 1947Relief shown by contours and spot heights"Surveyed in 1907 and 1909.""Contour interval 200 feet. Datum is mean sea level."Title at lower right: Mt. Baker dist., Wash.Scale 1:250,000;…

1 map : col. ; 39 x 54 cm., on sheet 45 x 65 cm. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Shows railroads coded by color. From: Walker's international railroad atlas. Prime meridians: Greenwich and…

1 map: col., 48 x 65 cm."Relative importance of places indicated by size." State capitals and county seats identified by symbols."Rand, McNally, & Co.'s New Business Atlas Map of Washington"At top: "Issued by Bureau of Statistics and Immigration,…

A man packing peaches.

Scene of WD Barkhuff's college room. Table and chair in lower right corner. Map of Pullman on left. Books and miscellaneous items on shelves on wall. Light fixture hanging from ceiling.

Flowers and decorations arranged on table.

Flowers and decorations arranged on table.

This poem printed in the 1944 Heart Mountain High School yearbook, the Tempo, describes the arrival to Heart Mountain in terms of the bleak landscape and living conditions. Also including are a number of photographs superimposed over a drawing of a…

Webster hall and a large construction crane.