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  • Washington State University. Designated Shelter Areas. 1962
  • Washington State University--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps; Civil defense -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • 1 map : col.; 47 x 64 cm. Printed color civil defense map showing designated fallout shelters for the Washington State University campus and the city of Pullman. Text reads "Save this Map - it may save your life. Be sure to read the instructions on...
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  • Birds-eye view of Snohomish, Washington (1889)
  • Snohomish (Wash.)--Aerial views--Maps; Snohomish (Wash.)--Pictorial works
  • 1 view : col ; 30 x 42 cm. Insets: Blackman block, The Eye news, book & job printing, Office of the eye C. H. Packard, Editor & Manager, and Carthcarts Hall. Scanned from: History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington. Portland, Or. :...
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  • The Palouse Country Pullman Washington, (1911)
  • Pullman, Wash.--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Views
  • 1 map : col ; 22 x 41 cm. Scanned from: Pullman primer, Pullman Washington, home of the State College of Washington. Pullman was first settled in the 1870s, and platted in 1882 as Three Forks. The name was changed to Pullman in 1884. The state land...
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  • This Information May Save Your Life In Case of Nuclear Attack. READ IT -- SAVE IT. (1970)
  • Civil defense; Disasters; Whitman County (Wash.)--Maps
  • 1 leaflet : col ; 63 x 48 cm. Double-sided document containing maps and instruction on what to do in case of a nuclear attack in Whitman County,Washington state, in 1970. Emphasis is on the city of Pullman and Washington State University.
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  • Map of Pullman and the State College of Washington, (1920)
  • Washington State University--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps; Bryan, E.A.; Van Doren Hall; Mechanic Arts Building; Administration Building; College Hill; Bryan Hall; Ferry Hall; Stevens Hall; College Hall;
  • 1 map; 26 x 34 cm. Scale 1/8"=100'. Map includes building, street, and church directories. Business district and paved streets are indicated. Map prepared by Highway Engineering Department of the State Agriculture College (WSU). Under the Morrill...
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  • Map of campus, State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. (1913)
  • Washington State University--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps; Rogers Field; Soldier's Field; Silver Lake; Lake de Puddle; Mechanical Arts Building; Wilson Hall; John A. Finch Memorial Hospital
  • 1 map; 18 x 32 cm. A map of the campus of Washington State's land-grant school--Washington State College. Set up initially with a focus on agriculture, by 1913 it also included courses in business, foreign languages, home economics, pharmaceuticals...
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  • Tshimakain Mission, (ca. 1843)
  • Indians of North America--Northwest, Pacific--Missions; Missions--Washington (State)--Maps, Manuscript
  • 1 bird's-eye view ms.; 31 x 51 cm. A drawing of the mission at Tshimakain by Charles Andrew Geyer. Elkanah (1805-1877) and Mary Richardson Walker (1811- 1897) were one of six missionary couples (plus one single man) sent by the American Board of...
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  • Lake Chelan, Chelan National Forest : Health and Recreation, (1910)
  • Chelan, Lake (Wash.)--Maps; Chelan National Forest (Wash.)--Homesites.
  • Folded sheet, [1], 6, [1] p. : ill., map ; 23 x 42 cm. folded to 23 x 11 cm. Map indicates the heights of mountain peaks, railroad tracks, and summer home tracts. This is the front and back covers of a brochure published by the US Forest Service....
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  • Railroad and county map of Washington, (1889)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Railroads--Washington (State)--Maps
  • 1 map : col. ; 40 x 55 cm. Relief shown by hachures. Shows counties, cities and railroads. Scale ca. 1:1,300,000. George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois to...
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  • Washington. [1919]
  • Washington (State)--Maps
  • 1 map; col.; 39 x 61 cm. Scale: not given. map of Washington is divided into counties; attendance of meetings is marked in color, coded by agent type: county, home demonstration, or Boys and Girls Club. Possibly for the Extension...
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  • Mt. Vernon, Washington Territory, (1889)
  • Washington (Territory)--Maps; Mt. Vernon, Wash.--Pictorial works
  • 1 view : col ; 30 x 41 cm. Insets include the Washington Hotel, Residence of H. P Downs, Esq, Residence of M. McMara., and the Mt. Vernon Saw Mill. Scanned from: History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington. Portland, Or. : North...
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  • Map of Pullman and WSC Campus. (1959)
  • Pullman (Wash.)--Maps; Washington State University
  • 1 map; 41 x 72 cm. Scale: 1 inch = 600 feet. Map of Pullman and WSC campus showing college buildings, public structures, railroads, and streets. Includes a directory of streets. Map folds into a brochure entitled "Pullman / WSU : Home of Washington...
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  • Oregon, (1884)
  • Washington (State)--Boundaries; Oregon--Maps; Rand McNally Co.; Cerography; Electrotyping; Morse, Richard Cary; Munson, Henry A.
  • 1 map: col., 34 x 29 cm. "Population 174,768". "Area, square Miles 94,560". George 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...
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  • Plat maps of Colton, Staley, and Diamond, (1910). Plat book of Whitman County, Washington compiled and published from actual surveys and the County records by Anderson Map Company
  • Colton (Wash.)--Maps; Staley (Wash.)--Maps; Diamond (Wash.)--Maps; Whitman County (Wash.)--Maps;
  • 1 map: col., 39 x 27 cm. Plat maps from the Whitman County cities of Colton, Staley and Diamond. Colton scale 400'=1". Staley scale 400'=1". Diamond scale 400'=1". The town of Colton, eleven miles south of Pullman, began as a settlement in 1879....
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  • Plat maps of St. John, and Winona, (1910). Plat book of Whitman County, Washington compiled and published from actual surveys and the County records by Anderson Map Company.
  • St. John (Wash.)--Maps; Winona (Wash.)--Maps; Whitman County (Wash.)--Maps;Oregon Railway and Navigation Compahy; Union Pacific Railroad Company; Pleasant Valley Line;
  • 1 map: col., 44 x 30 cm. Plat maps from the Whitman County cities of St. John, and Winona scale 400'=1". At Pleasant Valley Creek, eighteen miles northwest of Colfax, the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. platted and filed the town in 1888. The...
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  • Cram's rail road & township map of Washington. (1883)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Railroads--Washington (State)--Maps
  • 1 map : col. ; 39 x 49 cm. Relief shown by hachures. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1880, by G.F. Cram in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington." From: Cram's standard American atlas (p. 195-198). Prime meridian:...
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  • Map of campus State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. (1950)
  • Washington State University--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps
  • 1 map; 23 x 31 cm. The campus of the state's land grant school--Washington State College in Pullman, Washington. By 1950, WSC had developed into an institution claiming over five thousand students. Four major changes took place in the five years...
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  • Washington Territory, (1884)
  • Washington (State)--Boundaries; Oregon--Maps; Rand McNally Co.; cerography; electrotyping; Morse, Richard Cary; Munson, Henry A.
  • 1 map : col.; 34 x 29 cm. Population 75,116. Area, square Miles 66,880. George 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,...
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  • Voting precincts of Whitman County, (ca. 1920)
  • Whitman County--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps; Voting--Washington State--Whitman County--Maps
  • 1 map: blueprint, 41 x 41 cm. Map lists voting precincts of incorporated town. WSU MASC copy has annotations and some water damage. Whitman county, located in south-eastern Washington, is named after Marcus Whitman, a missionary who was killed by...
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  • Washington, (1925). Cram's unrivaled atlas of the world
  • Washington (State)--Maps
  • 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...
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