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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...
  • Early Washington Maps
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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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  • Map of Benton County, 1932 : rev. to June 9, 1937.
  • Benton County (Wash.)--Maps; Road Maps--Washington (State)
  • 1 map ; 74 x 92 cm. Insets: Kennewick; Prosser. Blue line print. Benton County is best known as the site where the Atomic Energy Commission placed its Hanford site in 1943, six years after this map, for the continuation of the Manhattan Project and...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • The Riviera, Columbia Co., Washington. (1910)
  • Real property--Washington (State)--Columbia County; Washington (State)--Columbia County--Maps; Bryan, E.A.;
  • 1 map; 64 x 159 cm. Blueprint. Scale: 1 inch = 150 feet. Public land survey map of Riviera, in sections 19, 29, and 30; T13N, R39 E. W. M. Transcription of handwriting below map follows: "Know all men by these present that the Riviera Company, a...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Land claims near Steilaguamish River : Washington Territory, (1887)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Washington Territory; Steilaguamish River--Maps
  • 1 map; 31 x 24 cm. The 1887 date on this map has been added in green ink- the date depicted in this map is certainly several years earlier. In 1873 the settlers there employed a civil engineer to map the area and its claims. Though approximately 50...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Military Road Grant Lands. 800,000 Acres in Central Oregon. [1911?]
  • Military roads--Oregon--Maps; Land grants--Oregon--Maps
  • 1 map: col., 20 x 19 cm. Scale: 3 in. = 200 mi. Toll roads shown by double lines, military roads shown by dash-dot lines. s was consistent with the general governmental practice to encourage the opening of the western frontier, a group of pioneers...
  • Early Washington Maps
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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...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • District map, Walla Walla Washington District Corps of Engineers, (ca. 1955)
  • Dams--Northwest, Pacific; Dams--Snake River Watershed (Wash.); Dams--Columbia River; Lower Snake River Project; McNary Dam and Locks; War Department--Corps of Engineers
  • 1 map : 27 x 40 cm. Before the creation of the Walla Walla District on November 1, 1948, all work done by the War Department's Corp of Engineers on waterways in the west was handled by the district headquarters in Portland, Oregon. Most jobs done...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • [Warre's Travels in North America.] (1848)
  • Oregon--Pictorial Works; Northwest, Canadian--Pictorial Works
  • 1 map: col., 21 x 50 cm. Henry Warre was sent by the British government to visit Northwest America and make notes on the area from a military point of view. At the time, America and Britain were engaged in a very unfriendly conflict as to the exact...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Omak [verso], Jan 1 1907
  • Omak (Wash.)--Maps; Okanogan County--Maps; Okanogan River--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 recto: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/singleitem/collection/maps/id/317. In 1901, Mr. Ben F. Ross, an employee of...
  • 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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  • 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...
  • Early Washington Maps

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