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  • Earth Day
  • Student movements; Activists
  • CUB Ballroom, All Day. The poster is a 23"x17"serigraph print designed to mimic a block print. 1970 was the first national Earth Day celebration.
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  • Simple pit-saw (date of photo unknown).
  • Logs--Washington (State); Lumber industry--Washington (State); Men--Washington (State)
  • "Two-man power saw mill of the pioneer days in Washington, and Alaska, made it possible to build houses with boards instead of whole logs, or to satisfactorily roof the log cabins. The first lumber in Washington was made in this manner long before...
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  • The Bear Pursueing his Assailant, 1813
  • Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806); West (U.S.)--Description & travel; Animals--Bears
  • 1 print; engraving, 8 x 15 cm. "Several times, many of our party were in immediate danger of being devoured by wild beasts of prey; but happily we escaped. Frequently we were annoyed by a kind of light coloured bear, of which the country near the...
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  • "Wolf" on Colville Reservation
  • Native American culture; Brown, William C., 1916-
  • Black and white photograph featuring Native American man, presumably named "Wolf", standing wrapped in blanket on Colville Indian Reservation. Inscription on verso of identical print reads, "One of the Government's wards residing on this...
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  • Columbia Construction Co. : Bonneville Dam, Dec. 20, 1934.
  • Dam construction; Dams; Rivers
  • 1 photographic print; 120 x 20 cm. Panoramic photograph of the contraction of the Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River between Oregon and Washington states. Back identifies this as from "Harold M Brown Photo. Logging, Lumbering, & Marine. Rt 1 Bx...
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