Three New Titles Added to Washington Classics
From the desk of Judy Pitchford
Digital Collections has added 3 more titles to our Classics in Washington History.
Under Native Americans -
Indian myths of the Northwest by William Lyman.
This book attempts to cite original sources for Indian Myths. It also identifies the scholars and investigators of the myths that Mr. Lyman felt were reliable.
Under Natural History -
Some hydroids from Puget Sound by Gary Calkins
A paper from the Proceedings of the Boston society of natural history that examines approximately 30 species of hydroids found in Puget Sound around Port Townsend and Bremerton.
Under Exploration and Early travel / Pioneer Life -
Two studies in the history of the Pacific Northwest by Edmond Meany
A reprint originally published in the Annual report of the American Historical Association of 1909 containing :
1. The towns of the Pacific Northwest were not founded on the fur trade -- 2. Morton Matthew McCarver, frontier city builder
Classics in Washington History is a digital collection of full-text books, bringing together rare, out of print titles for easy access by students, teachers, genealogists and historians. Visit Washington's early years through the lives of the men and women who lived and worked in Washington Territory and State. All items are available in DjVu (Plugin required) and Pdf formats.
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Digital Collections has added 3 more titles to our Classics in Washington History.
Under Native Americans -
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Indian myths of the Northwest by William Lyman.
This book attempts to cite original sources for Indian Myths. It also identifies the scholars and investigators of the myths that Mr. Lyman felt were reliable.
Under Natural History -
Some hydroids from Puget Sound by Gary Calkins
A paper from the Proceedings of the Boston society of natural history that examines approximately 30 species of hydroids found in Puget Sound around Port Townsend and Bremerton.
Under Exploration and Early travel / Pioneer Life -
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Two studies in the history of the Pacific Northwest by Edmond Meany
A reprint originally published in the Annual report of the American Historical Association of 1909 containing :
1. The towns of the Pacific Northwest were not founded on the fur trade -- 2. Morton Matthew McCarver, frontier city builder
Classics in Washington History is a digital collection of full-text books, bringing together rare, out of print titles for easy access by students, teachers, genealogists and historians. Visit Washington's early years through the lives of the men and women who lived and worked in Washington Territory and State. All items are available in DjVu (Plugin required) and Pdf formats.
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