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1 map : 45 x 31 cm. or smallerRelief shown by spot heightsTitle supplied by catalogerSet includes various editions"Datum is mean sea level""Advance sheet 64-N-W/2"Scale 1:125,000 (W 120°00--W 119°30/N 48°00--N 47°30)

This Jane's warships reference book is from 1905-1906 and contains updated rules for the Jane's naval war game, as well as information on warships of various navies of the world.

Japanese Immigration and Japanese- American Internment in WWII

Woman points to anti-Japanese rhetoric sign outside of her California home in the 1920s.

Map that show the route of Japanese territory I Asia 1942

Petition for japanese relocation

An early view of the Jard house in winter.

A house in winter with out buildings.

An interview with Jerry Galloway conducted by Denise Bennett in Moscow, Idaho on January 30, 2017 for the Idaho Queered Project, which collects oral histories from members of the Idaho LGBTQ community.

An interview with Jerry Schutz conducted by Denise Bennett in Moscow, Idaho on March 19, 2017 for the Idaho Queered Project, which collects oral histories from members of the Idaho LGBTQ community.

Jewett Observatory was constructed in 1951.

The telescope inside the WSU observatory.

The Songbook showcases the early depiction of a minstrel show character, Jim Crow. It wasn't until the late 1800s that the expression "Jim Crow" was used to describe the laws and customs aimed at segregating society, restricting social contact and…

This picture depicts one of the separate drinking water that enforces segregation between African Americans and Whites.

"Jump Jim Crow" song sheet with lyrics of the song popularly performed by white comedians, including Thomas Dartmouth Rice.

Still image to show the audience how Skookum looked like. One of the discoverers, 1898

This image depicts John and Marget Bakken, their two children, and their sod home in Milton ND. The photograph was taken in 1898.

Founded 1872

One of the first travelers to make it to the Klondike and actually find gold in the area.

John Muir and President Theodore Roosevelt at Yosemite National Park

built 1925