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  • Ross's third addition to Omak, Okanogan County, Washington, (1928)
  • Omak Wash.--Maps
  • 1 map: blueprint ; 51 x 48 cm. In 1901, Mr Ben F. Ross, an employee of the Great Northern Railroad, settled with his family in the area that became the town of Omak, Washington. By 1906, Ross had helped to organize the first accredited school...
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  • Ross's fourth addition to Omak, Okanogan County, Washington, (1929)
  • Omak Wash.--Maps
  • 1 map: blueprint ; 51 x 48 cm. In 1901, Mr Ben F. Ross, an employee of the Great Northern Railroad, settled with his family in the area that became the town of Omak, Washington. By 1906, Ross had helped to organize the first accredited school...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Pataha City, W. T. (1889)
  • Pataha City (Wash.)--Aerial views--Maps; Pataha City (Wash.)--Pictorial works
  • 1 view : col ; 30 x 42 cm. Insets: Houser & Harford grain elevator, Harford & Son Bankers, Residence R. M. Smith, and the Residence Mrs. Lillie Stiles. Scanned from: History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington. Portland, Or. : North...
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  • Map of campus State College of Washington Pullman, (1935)
  • Washington State University--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps
  • 1 map: 14 x 19 cm. A small, footprint map of the State College of Washington campus. The map does not include street names, but all buildings are identified. Many of the periphery buildings on this map were a product of the upswing in the national...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Omak [recto], Jan. 1 1907
  • Omak (Wash.)--Maps, Manuscript; Okanogan County--Maps, Manuscript; Ross, Ben F.
  • 1 ms. map ; 53 x 38 cm. Manuscript town plat for the city of Omak. Scale 200 feet = 1 inch. See another version of the map on verso: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/singleitem/collection/maps/id/316 In 1901, Mr Ben F. Ross, an employee of the...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Idaho, (1910). The new reference atlas of the world
  • Idaho--Maps
  • 1 map: col., 34 x 25 cm. Page 40. Indian Reservation Boundaries and forest reserves shown. "Size of type indicates relative importance of places." Idaho was originally part of the Oregon Territory, then part of the Washington Territory when that...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Fort George formerly Astoria (1848)
  • Oregon--Astoria--Pictorial Works
  • 1 watercolor view: col., 20 x 31 cm. This portrays Astoria, Oregon, during the year 1845. Astoria was first settled in 1811, when members of the Pacific Fur Company established a Fort and a trading post there. In 1813, after the War of 1812, the...
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  • Plat map of Pataha City, (1913). Standard atlas of Garfield County, Washington
  • Pataha Wash.--Maps; Garfield County--Washington (State); Pomeroy, Washington (State);Oregon Railway and Navigation Compahy; Pataha-Alpowa Stage Coach; Houser Mill; Pataha Flour Mill
  • 1 map: col., 17 x 24 cm. Plat map from the Garfield County city of Pataha. Scale: 300'=1";. In 1881, the newly formed Garfield County held its county seat at Pataha City for one year. It transferred the next year three miles away to Pomeroy,...
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  • Grays Harbor and the Olympic peninsula, (1924)
  • Grays Harbor County (Wash.)--Maps
  • 1 map: 22 x 20 cm. This is the back cover of a Grays Harbor promotional brochure. Grays Harbor was named for Captain Robert Gray, who discovered it in 1792. It was a perhaps at its heyday when this was published- a booming lumber town, having been...
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