The Water Rises: Clarence C. Dills Battle for Grand Coulee Dam
by Kerry E. Irish |
Fall 2001
:
Volume
15,
Number
3
Senator Clarence Dill was a driving force in the political battle for Grand Coulee Dam.
Eugene Barnett Talks About the Centralia Conspiracy: Oral History from an IWW Participant in the Events of November 11, 1919, in Centralia, Washington
by William H. Friedland & Archie Green |
Summer 1997
:
Volume
11,
Number
2
This Wobbly "vocumentary" covers the controversial events of November 11, 1919, in Centralia, Washington.
Hanford's Historic Reactors: Constant Change in the Early Years
by Michele Stenehjem Gerber |
Spring 1995
:
Volume
9,
Number
1
The story of Hanford's early years in one of constant change.
Ten Dollars a Song: Woody Guthrie Sells His Talent to the Bonneville Power Administration
by Robert C. Carriker |
Spring 2001
:
Volume
15,
Number
1
The Bonneville Power Administration hired Woody Guthrie to sing the praises of public power to the masses.
Swing the Door Wide: World War II Wrought a Profound Transformation in Seattle’s Black Community
by Quintard Taylor |
Summer 1995
:
Volume
9,
Number
2
The World War II economy opened the job market for blacks in the Pacific Northwest.