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November/December 2010
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- The Engine That Couldn't
- Alfred Hensel worked as a Rail Mal Carrier on the Northern Pacific Railroad in the early 1900s.
- Ode To A Cinque O Generian
- A poem on old age.
- Working at the Ridpath Hotel
- Memories from 1957 working as a bus boy for Colonel Primeau and Chef Otto.
- If We Didn't Have It We Used...
- A comparison of of old household items to modern conveniences.
- The Day the Washer Took a Hike
- Plumbing in a new washer in the 1950s only to find it moving across the room.
- Colonel Morrison's Vision of Fairfield
- What began as Truax then Regis, the town of Fairfield began in 1878.
- Our Miracle Goat
- Desperate for food and milk during the Depression, a stray goat shows up providing needed nutrition. The family operated C.C. Clark Sawmill on Deer Valley Road near Newport.
- The Natatorium Jack Rabbit
- Beginning in 1905, the roller coaster at Nat Park was always a favorite attraction until its demise in 1968.
- Rockwood Manor: Looking Back Fifty Years
- From ground breaking in 1959, a modern retirement facility is built.
- Undefeated and Unscored On
- The 1941 Riverside High School football team totaled a 91-0 record for the season.
- Early Aviation History of Lewiston
- James Baldwin and Bill Bailey started flying in 1931.
- Nostalgia Letterboxing
- An old-time adventure of hide-and-seek game is started by Nostalgia Magazine in Spokane.
September/October 2010
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- Moving the Clayton Grange Hall
- Moving the historic Clayton Grange #456 to Warren Nord's place in 1958.
- In My Hometown
- Nostalgic memories of fresh milk delivery, pumping your own gas, friendly smiles from neighbors and a simplier life.
- The Ol' Swimmin Hole
- Learning to swim in Cowiche, near Yakima in the summers of the 1930s.
- Our Home-Made Race Track
- Building wagons from spare parts and a race trck down a steep winding road.
- I Will Even Eat Boiled Cabbage
- When mom lost her purse, there was no money for food. Joing together the family decided to make do with what they could find.
- Airplanes Race to Spokane
- Memories of the 1927 National Air Derby air races from New York to Spokane and then on to San Francisco.
- The Desert Hotel
- Built in 1905 in downtown Coeur d'Alene, the Desert boasted 100 rooms with spectacular views of lake Coeur d'Alene.
- The Legacy of Drumheller Springs
- A natural spring supplied water to Indians, stockmen, soldiers, missionaries and citizens of Spokane on this historical trail from the Spokane River to the Spokane House.
- My Secret Hiding Place at Drumheller Springs
- Hiding in the brush where Chief Spokan Garry's school house once stood.
- What a Dump
- Living in a run down apartment in downtown Spokane during the depression.
July/August 2010
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- Please Write Soon
- Training a child in the art of letter writing.
- My Model T Ford Coupe
- Painting slogans on his 1927 Ford Coupe made for a unique looking car around Central Valley High School during the World War II.
- A Boy Scout's Experiences
- Begging Mom and Dad to let him join the Boy Scouts in 1937 with the family heavily in debt from the purchase of new farming equipment.
- Camp Sweyolakan
- Since 1922, young people from the Inland Northwest have been enjoying wonderful outdoor experiences at Camp Sweyolakan on Lake Coeur d'Alene.
- Aunt Fern is Here. Run!
- A strong-willed child and an old sourpuss Aunt clash.
- The People's History of Stevens County
- A look at the some of the families who first settled in Stevens County.
- Magic Stories
- The tale of hiring a young man to take the fathers spot in the Civil War.
- The Summer Campout
- Favorite memories from the family campouts in the mid 1950s.
- Boy Shot In Bed
- In 1946, Don was grazed by a stray bullet while sleeping.
- Preaching the Gospel Fearlessly
- Fond memories from the country church pastor and sermons.
- A Summer of Fishing & Hiking
- The summer of 1947 found the Sullivan family in Glacier National Park while Dad worked.
- A Jewell of a Drive-In
- The Ownbey's Drive-In Theater in Pend Oreille County.
- Marching Out of the Military
- Marching with the 161st Infantry Regiment of the Washington Army National Guard unit in 1953.
May/June 2010
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- 100 Year Old Fairfield Parade
- Fairfield celebtrates Flag Day for the past 100 years.
- Hillyard Is Buring
- Hillyard High School burns down January, 1931.
- Summer Beach Life in 1944
- Spending endless summer days on the beach.
- My Secret Cowboy Life
- Living the adventures of cowboys through the pages of Western pulps.
- Family Game Night: Huggin' The Rail
- A motorcar racetrack board game full of strategy.
- A Trip to the New Frontier
- Traveling by immigrant train to Washigton Territory for a new start in 1882.
- Racing More Than Toy Boats
- Racing boats around Coeur d'Alene Lake, Hauser Lake and the surrounding area.
- A Ten Horse Farm
- It was 1934, the world was deep in the Great Depression and farming was a day-by-day struggle
- Log Cabin Getaway
- A one-room log cabin at Sacheen Lake in the 1960s provided summer fun.
- A Bottle of Gunpowder
- A whiskey bottle full of fake gunpowder empties the barbershop.
- Forbidden Sweet
- Stealing candy from the gas station store.
- Guarding the Railroad Tunnels
- Local citizens arm themselves to guard the Great Northern Railroad tunnels in Scotia Valley and near Chain Lakes.
- Main Street Life of a Pioneer Town
- A look at life along Main Street in Colville in the early 1920s.
March/April 2010
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- A Spokane Election Un-Counted
- A drifter in 1900 is put on the ballot as a joke, only to win, had a strict count been made.
- Strawberries for a Model T
- Selling strawberries earns Grant a Model T. He then started the Antique Auto Ranch selling car parts around the country.
- Listen to the Prairie
- Re-living memories on country drives through the Palouse.
- A Polio Pioneer Test Child
- The first of school kids receiving their Polio shots in 1954.
- Family Game Night: Star Reporter
- A board game acting out the adventures of a reporter as he travels the country
- The Centerpiece of Farm Life
- The family barn served both function and fun in the 1950s.>
- City Girl Goes Country Living
- A city gal goes to Curlew to visit cousins living on the farm.
- Americans in Concentration Camps
- A glimpse into the Japanese Internment Camp at Manzanar War Relocation Center.
- Adventures in My Red Wagon
- Traveling the city streets in a red Radio Flyer wagon. A brief history of the Radio Flyer Wagon.
- The Ford Mustang Family
- History of the Ford Mustang, The Boss 429 and the Mach 1.
- Homesteading A Farm
- Survival at Mountain Home, Idaho and the Camas Prairie area meant hard work for the Braucht family.
- Living in Trailerville
- A student housing area near the campus of Eastern Washington College of Education in Cheney.
January/February 2010
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- The Beginning of Spokan Falls
- The year 1879 brought much excitement with the survey of the Northern Pacific Railroad with prospects of speedy construction.
- The Crescent's Lasting Legacy
- Doris Pickerel and Sarah Keenan recall the Crescent.
- The Handiest Horse I Ever Had>
- Winder sleigh rides in Bridgeport.
- Family Game Night: Mr. Ree
- A detective game of mystery as you travel around the house looking for a murder.
- Driving the American Dream
- The girls were on the side of the road wearing their boy's letterman's jacket as the roar of car racing went by on the country road in the 1950s.
- A Little Girl's First Boat Ride
- Traveling to the Oregon coast to visit grandparents and taking a boat ride.
- Washington's Worst Train Disaster
- Multiple avalanches bury a Great Northern train killing 96 near the Cascade Tunnel.
- A Mail Order Murder
- A young lady placing a personal classified ad in a newspaper attracts the attention of an evil man in 1928.
- Our Beautiful Dresses
- Mom made dresses for the Presbyterian Church Pageant in 1924 for her two daughters.
- Chevrolet's Red-Hot Hill-Flattener
- The 1955 Chevrolet.
- Building Nucler Blast Detectors
- Working at Tecto Electronics, Harold builds a devise to detect the light of a nuclear blast.
- Ski-Mor Ski Area
- The 1930s ski resort on Browne's Mountain in the Spokane Valley built by Will Schaefer.
December 2009
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- One Last Ride on a Sleigh
- Watching great-grandmothers coffin being pulled through the snow by a horse to her burial site in Council, Idaho
- To Much Snow for Santa
- There was so much snow in Sprindale in the early 1950s that dad could not get out to buy us presents.
- Dissolving a Problem At School
- Adding copper sulphate to an inkwell at Moran Grade School in the 1940s took care of a lot of pens.
- Learning the Three "R's"
- My favorite teacher Miss V.V. Cavanaugh and her strict manners.
- Spokane's First "Baby Spokane."
- Blue Bell milk bottles had my baby picture on the paper cap in 1926 advertising me as the first "Baby Spokane" winner.
- Workin on the Railroad… My Ticket to College
- In the summer of 1955 I worked for Perry's Food shop and then as a section-gang on the Great Northern.
- Searching for a Television Signal
- Plowing through the snow in 1955 in search of a spot that would receive a TV signal.
- A Date Which Will Live in Infamy
- Hearing about the attack on Pearl Harbor during church services at Opportunity Christian Church
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December 2008
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- A Pickup Full of Bears
- Loggers find a bear den and put one of the cubs in a pickup only to have it awaken from the heat.
- The Barton Family Players
- Jess Barton band and family play at the Half Moon Grange and other venues.
- Can You Go Home Again?
- Revisiting my hometown in Lewiston, Idaho.
- My Sister's Big Catch
- Outfishing the others in the family on an outing at Grays Harbor and Westport.
- Ordering a Sears Girl
- A joke about ordering a model from a Sears catalog.
- Yeoman Skills Lasted a Lifetime
- My cleark duties in the Navy.
- Typing My Way Through War
- Puttig my typing skills to use in the Army running the teletype machine.
- A Yellow Raodgrader
- All I wanted for Christmas was a roadgrader only to sell it shortly after my purchase.
- Neighborhood Caroling
- Chritmas caroling from a horse drawn sleigh owned by Abe Frederking.
- Entertaining With My First Car
- Roger Berger doesn't follow all the rules with his first car./dd>
- Waiting For Santa
- Putting out the cookies and waiting for a visit from Santa.
- Christmas Past
- Gathering together as a family was a special time at Christmas.
November 2008
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- Car Tire Kicking Fever
- Dad loved to go car shopping on east Sprague and we kids "got" to go along.
- Ensuring a Safe Supply of Blood
- Beginning in 1945, the Inland Northwest Blood Center started collecting blood in glass jars in the historic Fernwell Building.
- Favorite Pictures of a Favorite Season
- Fall photos from the Hooper farm north of Colville in 1952.
- The Wild West in Deer Park
- The Thomas Zimmerer family comes to Deer Park in 1908.
- Entertaining The Neighborhood Gang
- Lik-M-Ade, licorice wheels, Chum Gum and penny candy were the summer favorites.
- Eye Witness to History: The Building of Grand Coulee Dam
- Working as a telegraph operator and Station Agent at the Northern Pacific Depot in Almira offered William Kreitz a unique view of the building of Grand Coulee Dam.
- Getting Kicked Into Music
- Bud Burrows and the Far West Boys country band began in 1949 before a live radio audience on KGA. He became the first local country star to sign a TV show with KREM-TV.
- My First Real Job: Building Wandermere Golf Course
- Working for $150 a month, Dick spent his summer months at Wandermere Golf Course.
- Moab: An Early Inland Northwest Town
- The present day Newman Lake and Liberty Lake, once were called Moab and Grier Lake.
- The Creepy Old Mansion and the Ghost
- At $7 a month in 1928, the Healy Mansion seemed to be haunted to a four year old.
October 2008
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- Going to WSC on the Cougar Special
- Traveling on the Northern Pacific to Pullman cost from $1.80 to an expensive $16.50 for a room for five in the late 1940s.
- The Spokane Valley Inter-Church Youth Fellowship
- The joining of Opportunity Christian Church, Opportunity Presbyterian Church, Spokane Valley Baptist Church, and Opportunity Methodist Church.
- My First Car and First 'Love'
- Hot rods like the 1932 Ford Four-Door Sedan modified to race at the Deer Park Race Track.
- Movie Shows for 20 Cents
- A look back at the Liberty Theatre, The Rex Theatre and other downtown Spokane theaters.
- The Edwall School District
- History of the Edwall school from 1894.
- Baby Boomers Bloom
- Leading Boy Scout Troop 191
- Stealing From My Teacher
- Stealing $10 from the teachers purse at McKinley Elementary School in 1945.
- Spokane and the American Dream
- From Italy to Spokane, the Santora family makes many friends.
- The Decline of Gregg Shorthand
- Learning shorthand in school let to many opportunities.
- Lidgerwood Boys Club
- The start of the boys club in our home in 1947.
- The Job Shop
- Working for the Spokesman-Review after graduating from high school in 1950.
September 2008
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- The Piano Lady
- Playing the piano at J.J. Newberry's store to sell sheet music.
- Minnehaha School
- The beginning of Cooper Elementary School from 1895.
- A Frozen Deer Brings Warm Memories of Grandpa Bill
- William McBride made sure his family had many opportunities to hunt, fish, and camp.
- My Biggest Catch
- Catching a steelhead trout on the Snake River in 1953.
- Flying High With Ralph & Bob Hewes
- After the War, the Hewes brothers started giving flying lessons at Colville. They eventually started the Hewescraft Boat Company.
- Playing the Picture Shows at the Pix Theater
- Running the projectors at the Pix Theater in Cheney in 1953.
- Over the River and Through the Woods
- Taking trips when we could afford the gas in the early 1940s.
- The Snake River Tramways
- Moving the wheat harvest from the Palouse down to the Snake River by a tramway.
- Lake of the Spirits
- The history of Spirit Lake, Idaho
- It Happened in Our Very Own Living Room
- The teachers Bridge Club from Oakesdale School meet in our home in the 1930s.
August 2008
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- Dogs Who Have Owned Us
- The family dog has been part of the family since 1949.
- The Tents
- Col. George Oliver and his family.
- Pioneer Grandma Walker
- Martha Walker raised five children after her husband was bucked off a horse and died in 1926.
- The Buckleys in Hillyard
- Ralph and Arthur Buckley arrive in Hillyard in 1902.
- Sheriff Ralph Buckley
- Spokane County Sheriff in 1936.
- Delivering the Mail at Ford
- John Hutchins was the first postmaster at Curby in 1902.
- The 84th Fighter Squadron at Geiger Air Force Base
- Stationed at the base from 1960 to 1963.
- Counting Maggots
- Selling fish bait in 1933.
- Building An Airplane
- Brothers Hugh and Earl Kraemer build an airplane from scrap barn wood in the 1930s.
- A Fishing Family
- The Ames family and their fish catch.
- The Best Bloomsday I Never Ran
- Skipping the first Bloomsday run in favor of a fishing outing.
- Going to Girl Scout Camp
- Attending Camp Four Echoes in 1956 for the first time.
- Handy Corner Grocery
- the mom and pop store in Spokane was a favorite.
- A Covered Wagon Adventure
- Cecil McDonald brings his family from Canada to Spokane by covered wagon in 1928.
July 2008
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- A Little Bit of Everything
- A July 4th tradition at the Larry D'Hondt family farm north of Spangle in the mid-1950s.
- Summer Camp at Pinelow
- Memories of Pinelow at Deer Lake starting in 1952.
- The All-America Track Star That Was Forgotten
- Melvin (Pat) Pettichord from Garfield was a world class athlete in 1933.
- When Jukeboxes Were Popular
- The 1940s golden age of the the jukebox.
- Working the Fountain With Dad
- Working a soda fountain and gift shop outside the Old National Bank building in 1941.
- Secret Trap Door at North Central
- Exploring a hidden room under the floor at N.C. in 1948.
- A Diamond Lake View
- Camp Diamond Resort on Sunset Beach in 1947.
- Fond Memories of Diamond Lake
- Memories from the 1930s to the 1940s at Camp Diamond and Diamond Lake
- Paradise Beach
- A summer in Paradise in 1936.
- A Priest Lake Adventure
- Boating on Priest Lake in 1965.
- This is a Honeymoon?
- Trying to find the right honeymoon cabin at Diamond Lake in 1944.
- Building an Indian Friendship
- Easing tensions with the Cayuse Indians in 1847 around Walla Walla.
- Dancing at Lewis & Clark
- Favorite dances at Lewis & Clark High School in the 1960s.
- Queen For A Day
- A popular radio show in 1945 brings tears to a family.
June 2008
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- We Had Places To Go
- Three North Central buddies, Bob Bowles, Kevin Healy, and Sonny Thrush pool all their money to buy a 1928 Model A for $50 in 1953.
- A Polka Dot Food Store
- The neighborhood store operated by Art Gillette.
- When Gonzaga Prep Was Gonzaga High
- Starting my freshman year at Gonzaga High in 1951.
- Working at the Spokane Cycle and Toy Shop
- Working at the cycle shop during high school years.
- A Jig and a Poem
- Lovell Blodgett and his brother Al, start Blodgett Merchantile.
- Fishing With Grandfather at Rocky Point
- Favorite fishing spot with Grandfather in the 1950s.
- We Had Little Money, But Love
- Dad did a lot of walking to work because he didnt have the 10 cents for a bus pass.
- Meyers Falls
- Lost to the flood waters of Grand Coulee Dam, Meyers Falls becomes Kettle Falls.
- A Father's Day of Terror
- Mom's rampage was directed at an intruding spider that landed on Dad.
- Sitting on Daddy's Leg Bench
- Polio does not slow down Calvert Meade.
- Towering Above Most
- Hard work in the 1920s provides Jeremiah Hardie Dempsey with just enough means to raise his family
May 2008
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- Mud Pie Cooking Lessons
- Good old fashioned dirt was the key ingredient for these pies in the late 1930s.
- A Fishy Honeymoon at Priest
- A fishing trip experience for a honeymoon in 1944.
- A Woman in the Reserves
- Serving with theh WAVES during in 1950.
- The Vegetable Garden Contract
- John would produce a vegetable garden for Connie if she produced a daughter for John. They both were productive in 1943.
- Wife Takes Over Husband's Job
- Mona takes over her husband's job at city hall while he is away in the Navy - for half the salary.
- Moving Through the Depression
- Finding work during the Depression.
- Counting Money and Blessings
- Raised by mom from 1928, the kids learned to get by with what they had.
- Living in the Spokane Valley
- Life in the valley for Susie Brown Lightle from 1918.
- Nostalgic Memories of Arlington Grade School
- Third grade memories from 1942.
- North Central High School
- 100 year history of the north side school.
- Boxing at Central Valley High
- The 1940s boxing program.
- What My Mother Never Told Me
- Learning some etiquette on the spot at a military dinner with my husband.
April 2008
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- Goat-Cart Photography
- A photographer shows up at the Shauvin home with a cart pulled by a goat to take the family portrait.
- Circle KD Ranch
- A summer camp circa 1948 started by Mary Kay and Don Wahlin at Newman Lake.
- Wiring the Carlyle Hotel
- Re-wiring the famous hotel in Spokane taking out telephone wire that was used for electrical wire in the mid 1960s.
- Take Me Out to the Ballgame
- Hattie McKeehan was named the most enthusiastic Spokane Indians baseball fam in 1941.
- The Servants Dining Room at the Campbell House
- A look at the duties and living conditions for the servants of Amasa and Grace Campbell.
- The Pathwayto a Young Man's First Car
- Art Randall tells of getting his first car in 1946.
- Have You Ever Been a Newspaper Carrier?
- Working as a newspaper delivery boy starting in 1940.
- The Glamour Girls of the Fox Theater
- Margie Day worked as an usher in the 1930s making $13 a week.
- Home Remedies
- A hand-sewen pouch with garlic cloves inside cures a cold in 1935.
- When Radio Came to Town
- In the mid 1930s listening to radio programs was a family affiar every evening in Okanogan County.
- Motor Vehicle Operator's License
- A look at some very old drivers licenses.
- The Winning Shadle Debaters
- The varsity debate team was unbeatable in 1960.
- Life on the Old River Ranch
- Ruth Jeffers tells her story growing up on the horse ranch just south of Colfax.
March 2008
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- Popping Corn at the Fox Theater
- Making popcorn as fast as I could for the downtown theaters in 1945.
- Hang Gliding in 1936
- Building a hang glider from a kit.
- The History of Spokane's Hassie Car Club
- Car buffs unite in 1958 to form a club.
- Spokane's First Recycler
- Roy Ross starts the Ross Transfer Moving Co. in 1908.
- Cords, a Chevrolet, and Me
- At age 14, Mike drove the truck for cordwood cutting famly operation in 1947.
- The Day I Made Harry Laugh
- Working as a lot boy for a car dealership in 1950.
- Jet Mechanic
- Serving with the 116th Unit in 1951.
- My First Crush
- Falling in love with Donald Burns in the 5th grade.
- My Precious Boots
- Almost loosing my boots in a mud field during the Depression.
- Arlington Grade School: A Community in Itself
- Memories from the class of 1947 and surrounding community.
- The Jot 'Em Down Store
- Traveling from the farm to town for supplies in the 1950s.
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- A Lancaster Christmas
- Visting Lancaster in 1932 for a Christmas.
- The Night the Angels Flew Backward
- A Christmas memory in a destressed family.
- Fun at Honeymoon Bay
- A summer of swimming on Newman Lake in 1941.
- The Girl at the Mailbox
- Mailing love letters from Ft. Wright ended up in a special photo shoot.
- Grandfather's Storytelling
- My favorite stories at Christmas time.
- Helping Dad Come Home
- Collecting items for the war effort in 1941.
- Spokane Fastpitch Softball
- The mighty Joey August team in the 1940s.
- The Car That Hated Cold Weather
- Our Plymouth refused to start in the winter of 1949.
- Dancing For Joy at the New Pratt Elementary School
- The beginning and end of Pratt Elementary
- Orville C. Pratt
- Superintendent of Spokane Public Schools in 1943.
- Never Trust a Reindeer
- Dressing up for a Christmas play.
- Pro Football Game at Gonzaga
- New York Yankees play the Brooklyn Dodgers in an exhibition football game at Gonzaga on August 24, 1946.
- Ray Flaherty: Local Star to NFL Coach
- Former Gonzaga football star coaches the New York Yankees.
- The Evergreen Accordion Club
- Playing for Van Dee and Virginia Sickler in 1940.
- New Locomotive Engines
- New engines for the Northern Pacific Railroad roll out of the Hillyard shop.
- Traveling to a Boy Scout Jamboree
- Earl recounts the experience of taking the train to Pennsylvania.
- Central Valley High's First Cross Country Team
- When football didn't work out for Keith, he help start a Cross Country team at CV in 1942.
- Swirls and Snuggles
- Warm family traditions around the kitchen with Grandma.
- From Dinosaurs to Chickens
- Raising chickens in the Depression in Ruby Creek, Idaho
- A Bad Start in My First Car
- Getting in trouble with my 1930 American Austin Bantam
- When I Was Eight
- A perspective from an 8 year old
- Logging Section Fifteen
- Logging in the Thompson Creek area above Newman Lake on George Cunningham's land
- Sunday Drives in Dad's Hudson
- Touring around Spokane in a 1937 Hudson Terraplane
- Cheerio! Fortissimo!
- Playing the accordian under the direction of Van Dee Sickler.
- Japanese Fu-Go Balloons
- The first Intercontinental Weapon System launched by Japan lands in Washington
- The Orpheum of Old
- Bob Wright and Coral Carr dress the part of the movie playing to help draw in customers to the theater.
- Situation Normal All Fouled Up
- A comedy of errors as I joined the Spokane Naval Reserve
- Simply Skating
- Roller Skating at Monterey and Dishman Roller Skating Rink, 1952
- Halloween Ghouls & Goodies
- Halloween neighborhood party, 1950
- For the Love of Airplanes
- Bud Shaw talks about his days at Spokane Naval Air Reserves
- The Boge Bros. Bakery
- Driving a delivery truck at the bakery.
- Before Commercial Fertilizers
- Planting sweet clover in Whitman County near Garfield, Washington as a fertilizer.
- Life of a Classic Vintage
- Rita's first car was a 1961 Ford Falcon.
- Buzzing the Wood
- Cutting firewood for the Greenwood Grange near Kettle Falls, Washington
- Mercy Mission
- Deathly sick while at Spokane Naval Air Station
- Ross Point Memories
- Ross Point Baptist Camp, 1966, Post Falls, Idaho.
- Goose Hunter
- Shooting a goose with a rifle, 1944.
- A Monumental Story Continued
- A monument to those killed while building Grand Coulee Dam.
- A Veteran of the Fire Wars: Ranger Frank D. Haun
- Forest Ranger in Gold Creek and Seeley Lake Districts, Montana
- Homesteading Near Colville
- Building a family and farm.
- EZ Loader Boat Trailers
- Starting EZ Boat Loader company in Spokane.
- The Lion from Spokane
- Gail Cogdill is drafted out of Washington State to play football with the Detroit Lions.
- P.T.A. "High Kicks"
- Dorothy Gaylord Phillips performs with the Lewis & Clark High School PTA.
- Strumming to Stardom
- Roger Berger plays and sings his way to fame on KSPO, and KXLY.
- Naval Air Station Spokane
- The history of the Spokane Naval Air Station at Geiger Field.
- Laddie, Heel!
- Dog training in 1959
- A Special Northwestern Combine
- The Idaho National Harvester builds a new combine machine, 1905.
- Sugar Reports at Ft. George Wright
- Posing for the Fort George Wright Review newsletter.
- God in the Forest
- A poem about Camp Reed.
- A Lasting Memory of Elvis
- Her father drove Elvis around Spokane.
- Hunting Traditions
- Learning to hunt.
- The Magical East Baldwin Avenue Neighborhood
- Memories of a Spokane neighborhood.
- Pea Picking
- Farming in Fairfield, Washington.
- Open Road Pioneers' Club for Boys
- Starting the boys club in Spokane.
- Walking with Daddy
- A poem about dad.
- From Street Racing to Drag Strips
- Joe Blaylock drag racing feats.
- Leonard Magart and His Shadow Bay Resort
- Shadow Bay Resort on Marshall Lake.
- Cool Bathing Suits
- Arlene and her sister model their bathing suits.
- Camp Reed as I Remember It
- Attending Camp Reed
- The Making of Camp Reed
- The history of Camp Reed on Fan Lake, Deer Park, Washington.
- Station Keeper at Geiger
- Bob Waite talks about his duties as a Station Keeper at Geiger Field.
- Horses and Men
- Building State Route 20 from Tonasket to Republic.
- Elvis Visits Spokane
- An in-depth story about Elivs visit and concert at Joe Albi Stadium August 29, 1957.
- The Exciting Career of Spokane County Sheriff Floyd Bower
- Sheriff in Spokane County, 1925.
- Daredevil Days
- Riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles in Coeur d'Alene.
- Springtime Walk
- Memories of Dad by his five daughters.
- Riding the Trains on Vacation
- Taking trips on the Great Northern Railway.
- Memories at Riverside Hall
- Round Hall dancing barn near Potlatch.
- The All-Girls Marching Pirettes
- The first Pirette Marching Unit at Rogers High School.
- Those Mighty Marching Pirates
- The Marching band at Rogers High School.
- Horsing Around with the McLellan Family
- Raising horses at Seven Mile bridge area.
- The Night Winona Burned
- Fire burns wheat crops in Winona, Pasco, and Kahlotus.
- A Humble Start for Willie Fritz
- Hard work pays off for Willie.
- Liberty Lake Memories
- Summer fun at Liberty Lake.
- Poopsie: My First Car
- Buying my first car from Stoddard-Wendle Fordtown, 1959.
- Downriver Park
- Forming a park in Spokane
- Door-To-Door Lessons
- The life of John Tuft.
- Stephanie Regalado
- Training From Our Dad
- Memories of Danny Anderson.
- The Essence of Pa
- Memories of Bob Carnegie.
- Great Depression Struggles
- Clarence Nickerson works at Hazelwood Dairy during the Depression.
- A Dad and His Daughter
- Memories of Ronald Aubrey.
- Surviving Life's Trials
- Memories of Henry Risley.
- Blacksmith Grandpa Hoyt
- Charles Henry Hoyt, a blacksmith in Spokane.
- Unconditional Love
- Memories of the Kennedy family.
- Reminders of Yesterday
- C.H. Hemmings of Sprague, Washington.
- My One Armed Grandpa
- Memories of John Beechinor
- Always Time for Fly Fishing
- Thomas Yates memories.
- Dad and the Spare Nickel
- Buying one apple for a nickel and then splitting it between two girls.
- From a Childs View
- Dean Ratzman's children share some memories.
- Heroes to a Child
- 7th Grade class at Post Falls share memories about a family hero.
- Tromping a Snow Path
- Jacob Dean always put his family first.
- Daily Adventures with Dad
- Memories of Don Moos
- A Youthful Passion for Fun
- Spokane Harley Davidson Motorcycle Club adventures.
- The Boone Street Barn
- Working together at the Spokane Coliseum leads to marriage.
- Aunt Vi's Long, Long Commute to School
- Walking to school in 1950 leads to a story and photo in the Seattle Times
- Single and Having Fun
- Dressing up like Charlie Chaplin
- A Son's Tribute to His Mother
- Memories of Elma
- Life Down on the Farm
- Life on a farm
- A Pioneer Spirit of Old
- Homestead life in Hood River
- My Grand Style Mother
- Memories of my mother
- From a Mother's Point of View
- Memories of Joyce Scher by her son Rick
- Jumping for Joy
- Memories of Beth Swank
- My Stay-at-Home Mother
- Memories of Amy Lloyd
- Handmade by Mom
- Memories of Juanita Johnson
- Seeing Double
- Memoires Zola and Lola Ames
- Spring Planting
- Memories of Marialice Holt
- Riding with Mom
- Motorcycle riding with Eva McLaughlin
- Monday Memories
- Memories of Clara Denison
- My Swiss Miss Mother
- Memories of Marthe Alice Lettenmaier
- Endless Jobs for Mother
- Memories of mother on the farm
- Memories from Baldwin Street
- Memories from the Logan neighborhood
- Window Shopping with Mom
- Memories of Rhea Hammond
- Playing Dress Up
- Memories of mother
- Artistic Mother
- Memories of Altha Norris
- Mom's Calls
- Memories of mother
- Cooking Was Her Claim of Fame
- Rose Driscoll memories from Kettle Falls and Headquarters, Idaho
- Awkward Beginnings Didn't Deter
- Dating experiences out of the ordinary
- Selling Magazines Door to Door
- Selling magazines for the Cromwell Publishing Company in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
- We Saw Elvis
- Memories of the Elvis concert at the Spokane Memorial Arena on August 30, 1957
- Valley Flood of the Sixties... and the Lady who Prayed it Away
- Flooding in the Spokane Valley during 1957
- A Day in the Life of a Hardrock Miner
- Mining in the Star Mine in Burke, Idaho
- The Spokane Hotel
- History of the Spokane Hotel from 1889 until 1962
- 1895 Eight Grade Final Exam
- A high school final exam Running the Elevator at the Crescent Department Store
- Working as an elevator operator at the Crescent
- Higher Than Eagles
- Spokane's World War II Pilot Lt. Eugene Shauvin
- Whitetails To Deer Park
- History of Deer Park. Naming the streets.
- Chilling Events on East Baldwin
- Telling ghost stories to the neighborhood gang.
- Fire Lookout: A Boy's Summer of 1941
- Manning a fire lookout tower on Marble Mountain in the Colville National Forest
- Dating in a Small Country Town
- A farm boy romances a local girl in Garfield, Washington
- Learning the Dental Trade
- Dr. Charles Olsen teaches his neighbor the trade
- Campbell House Writings
- Letters from maid Iris Nelson while working at the Campbell House in Spokane
- It's the Plumb Truth
- The plumbing family of Helmuth Beyer
- David Bemiss Grade School
- Photo of the 1938 class
- Delivering Messages
- Working for the Western Union as a delivery boy in 1940.
- Gram's Story
- Growing up in Sandpoint, Idaho
- Fun on the Job at Trentwood
- Working for The Aluminum Co. in 1943.
- Parting Gifts
- Delivery driver for Appleway Motors in 1944.
- Ready and Able
- Working for St. Luke's Hospital
- My 1940s Home Ec Life Lessons
- Home Ec classes at Whitworth College in 1941.
- Blanchard Valley School
- Class photo from 1936
- College and the Married Life
- Attending Spokane University
- St. Joseph Family Center
- History of St. Joseph Orphanage in Spokane from 1890 to present
- Sig Hansen Left His Mark at Central Valley High School
- A favorite teacher at Central Valley
- Remembering Farmington
- History of Farmington, Washington
- Dating Trouble with Parents
- Mel and Betty dating troubles
- Dating in the 1930s
- North Central High School students dating ventures.
- Brotherhood of Friends
- Fun at the BOF Lodge in Spokane
- Whitman County Winter
- The winter of 1948-1949
- On the Level
- Bricklayer Dick Hubbard's story
- A Monumental Story
- A memorial in honor of those who died building Grand Coulee Dam
- Not Exactly the Caddy Shack
- Caddy work at the Spokane Country Club
- My First Job at V.O.A.
- Working for Volunteers of America in Spokane
- Dad
- A Poem
- Growing Up in the Depression Years
- Farming in Eastern Washington
- An Original Mayflower
- My 1953 Plymouth Station Wagon
- A Trumpet Duet
- Rogers High School friends
- Cascades Double Take
- A photo then and now of Lyman Glacier
- For the Love of Fine Horses
- Harry Gumm and his horse business
- From Trolleys to Buses
- Driving for the Spokane United Railways
- Remembering World War Two
- Memories of December 7, 1941
- A Messenger Boy for Old National Bank
- Delivering messages for Old National Bank
- Vegaline
- Spokane's Original Bio-Fuel manufactured by Power Oil & Gas Co. and The Union Iron Works
- Memories of the Crescent
- Working at the Crescent in 1951.
- Bussing at the Apple Bower
- A buss boy's adventure inside the Davenport Hotel
- Homegrown Health Cures
- Home remedy cures with no side effects
- Gonzaga's Winning Edge
- Gonzaga University's hockey team.
- Homemade Hockey
- Playing hockey with Vernon Doyl at Manito Park
- A Memorable Thanksgiving
- A military Thanksgiving meal
- A.M. Cannon Park
- History of the Cannon Park from 1907
- The Winter of 1979
- A very cold and snowy winter.
- Dancing Into Each Others Heart
- A military man finds his sweetheart at a dance
- M.M. Cowley
- Early Pioneer Figure
- Rogers High School's First Cheerleader
- Thresa Perry Poffenroth tells of the first cheerleading squat at Rogers in 1932.
- Pandean Club
- A musical club from North Central, Lewis & Clark and Rogers High School
- The Rookery Building
- History of the Rookery block in downtown Spokane.
- The Magic of Chemistry
- Learning from a home chemistry set in 1946.
- Sunday Dinner at the Spokane Hotel
- Eating out at the Spokane Hotel
- Pataha Flour Mill
- Grinding flour in Garfield County
- Tea Time
- Having tea with my dolls.
- Dating at Central Valley High
- Dating adventures in 1945
- Ritzville's Colorful Wiltse
- History of Albert Wiltse and Ritzville.
- Barlow Construction
- Building service stations around Spokane.
- Blodgett Merchantile Company
- History of the Blodgett Merchantile and family.
- Babe Ruth Visits Spokane
- The Great Bambino visits the Davenport Hotel in 1926.
- Empire State Building
- History of the Empire State Building at the southwest corner of Riverside and Lincoln.
- Friday Night Toolin
- Driving the streets of Spokane in 1946
- My Four Lakes
- Living on four different lakes.
- The Edna E. Davis School
- Spokane's school for the deaf.
- Spokane Air Show Tragedy
- A crash of planes in 1944 ruins a military air show.
- Foggy Days
- Driving to Lake Christina in British Columbia.
- A Good Day Fishing
- Fishing on Pend Oreille Lake in 1965
- Any Ice Today, Lady?
- Delivering ice to homes in Hillyard.
- Otis High Basketball Team
- Photo from 1931
- Capone
- History of Al Capone's brother Vincenzo Capone
- The Seventh Air Force
- Flying missions over the South Pacific in 1943.
- When Neighborhoods Were Neighborhoods
- Memories of the North Maple area.
- Desert Sands
- Cooking at the Oasis Restaurant inside the Desert Hotel.
- 100 Years of Insurance
- History of Fidelity Associates Insurance and Financial Services.
- The Naked News
- Summer adventures in the North Idaho Panhandle.
- Nostalgic Memories of Harvesting Wheat
- Wheat harvest in the Tonasket area.
- 111 Years of Meetings in Colfax
- History of the Athenaeum Club
- My Mom... No Stranger to Automobiles
- Mom's Ford Model T Touring car
- The Empty Plate
- A Poem
- Do You Know Josie?
- Looking for Josie Hamilton.
- Music Lessons for Spokane
- Musical lessons from Margaret Anderson.
- Struck By Lighting
- Lighting strike at Kaniksu National Forest nearly kills John Laughlin.
- The Bike Races
- Bike racing around Baldwin Avenue
- Bob, Brad and the All-Boy Band of North Central
- Bob Lewis Marches with the North Central High School band.
- Moran Cemetery
- History of the Moran Cemetery
- Sixty Years of Steam
- Fairchild's Central Heating Plant
- A Modern Home
- Buying your home from a Sears Roebuck catalog.
- Lance Hills
- Outside of Cheney connects a Regional Pioneer.
- Journal of a Mule Train Packer
- Mule packing for the North Idaho mines.
- The Fastest Way Around a Short Track
- Morris Gaylord's racing at Spokane Sports Center
- A Tennis Family
- Photo of John Ulowetz family
- My Life as a CCC Boy
- Working for the Civilian Conservation Corps at Camp Growden on Sherman Pass.
- Spokane Junior College
- History of Spokane Junior College
- The Tiny House Reunion
- A family reunion
- The Birth of a Gordon Avenue Doll
- Growing up on Gordon Street
- Spokane's Greatest Athlete
- Jack Harvey, tennis and badminton champion
- Moran Grade School Reunion
- History of the Moran Grade School.
- Petland: One Woman's Century
- History of Mamie Rand
- The Perfect Couple
- The yelling neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Irby.
- Those Delinquent Reilly Boys
- A auto prank at Gonzaga College, then coffee at Johnston's Coffee House.
- The Home Run of the Brave
- Watching scary movies at the Rex Theatre
- The Ti-Girls at Lewis & Clark
- Photos of Bette Pymm Doyle as a Ti Girl and majorette.
- Bath Time in the 40s
- The entire family takes a bath in a washtub.
- Neyland's Resort at Liberty Lake
- Sun tanning and boy watching at Liberty Lake
- Camp Sweyolakan
- Summer memories from 1944
- Ice Cream Anyone?
- History of Behm's Valley Creamery
- A Warm Summer Day
- Photo of Hyde boys
- Charliebeth and the New Electric Hot Water Tank
- Selling dad's favorite cow for a hot water tank in 1943.
- Lake Leo
- Homesteading in 1904 in the Pend Oreille Lakes west of Tiger, Washington
- Fred Astaire or Chicken Little
- Tap dancing lessons in 1933 led to recitals at the Rialto Theatre and the Women's Club of Spokane.
- Our Blockful of Kids
- The ten and eleven-hundred block of east Baldwin.
- Air Force Band Brought Honor to the Inland Northwest
- The 560th Army Air Force Band.
- Finding Work in the Depression
- Building Grand Coulee Dam
- Raised in the Madsen Hotel
- The Wilbur, Washington hotel was my home.
- Hidden Treasure
- The Cheney Historical Museum
- The Welcome House
- Rev. Herbert and Mabel Anderson provided a home for serviceman stationed in Spokane.
- Burke: Idaho's Newest Ghost Town
- The Hecla Mining Company's history tied to Burke.
- Building a Sawmill
- Logging and running a saw mill near Thompson Creek north of Newman Lake in the mid 1930s.
- An Alaskan Adventure
- The Alaskan Railroad Construction Company builds the Government Railroad in 1910.
- Life on the Bellwood Farm
- Near Valleyford, Washington was once a large dairy operation.
- A Little Reminder of a Big Adventure
- The story of Mary Alice and husband Robert Rieper and their journey by covered wagon to Deer Park in 1899.
- A Tribute to True Friends
- North Central High School friends.
- Life at Sacred Heart School of Nursing
- Bertha Thulon's nursing school memories from 1914.
- Lilac Festival Time in Spokane
- Memories from many years of parade watching.
- Marching To Different Drums
- Marching with the Red Feathers unit at North Central
- The Sisters of the Holy Names and Fort Wright
- History of the Sisters school and education in Spokane.
- What's a Tilakums?
- The Spokane Chronicle kids club.
- The Campbell House
- Restoring Helen Campbell's Blue Silk Drapes.
- An Earlier Time
- Neighborhood memories on Gardner Avenue and around Spokane.
- L. Merlin Norris
- Preacher, photographer, reporter and scout executive and adventures at Spokane University.
- White Hair of the Spider
- Lucile Hird and her gift of Laqueus.
- Where Have All The Drive-Ins Gone?
- History of drive-ins across Eastern Washington including Ownbey's Drive-In, Deer Drive-In, East Trent Motor-In, East Sprague Drive-In, North Cedar Drive-In.
- Chattaroy School Burns Down
- A fire in 1934 burns down the local school house.
- Teenage Mischief
- Having fun around Spokane
- All the Pioneers Are Not Dead
- Jesse and June Green move from California to Spokane in 1959 in a home-made camper.
- Rose Lake
- Rose Lake, Idaho history.
- The Old Homestead
- Homestead living in the Deer Lodge National Forest of Montana in 1919.
- Corbin Park
- The Secret Race Track.
- Daily Chronicle Tilakums
- History of the kids club, Tilakums
- Spokane Hotel Memories
- Memories of the Spokane Hotel and the Silver Grill.
- Ruby City Cemetery Found
- A lost cemetery is found.
- The Mayors of the City of Spokane
- History of the city Mayors from 1881 to 2006.
- Norway's Royalty Charms Spokane
- A Royal visit by Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Marta in 1939.
- Billy Peterson and Me
- Lillian and Billy Peterson still a kiss in the cloak room.
- Spokane - Nashville of the West
- Singing groups like Clyde and Slim sing on KFPY in Spokane each week.
- The Palouse Highway
- Building the Palouse Highway in 1936.
- Hillyard Family Home
- Patrick Foley works for the Great Northern Railroad.
- Memories of Logan Grade School
- Memories from 1937 and 8th grade class photo from 1941.
- Snow Surveying
- Glenn Nogle and Guy Imus take snow measurements for Washington Water Power Company in the North Cascades mountains in 1948.
- Grandfather's Blacksmith Shop
- Photo of H.A.Krum's shop in 1905
- The House R.A. Jones Built
- Superintendent of Spokane City Waterworks during the Great Spokane Fire of August 4, 1889.
- Seth Woodard
- Spokane Valley Pioneer from 1882.
- Gold, Frankincense and What?
- The gifts presented to Jesus at His birth, including Myrrh.
- Spokane Women's Club
- History of the club from 1905.
- Spokane Junior Miss Pageant
- Judging at the second annual pageant in 1969.
- My Christmas Sweetheart
- Rondy Ledford travels through a winter storm to be home for Christmas.
- McGee's Service Station
- History of Sid McGee and his gas stations.
- The Story Behind Rockwood Clinic
- History of Rockwood Clinic and Captain William Robinson, founder.
- History of Logan and a 7th grade class photo from 1940.
- Let the Trumpet Blare
- Playing in the Rogers High School pep band in the 1940s.
- Were We Montanies?
- Traveling from Great Falls, Montana to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
- Tightening Belts - Rationing During WWII
- Tax Tokens and Rations during the war years.
- Washington's Tax History
- Major Washington State Tax History
- The Handsome Horseman
- History of George Horch and his horses.
- A Passing of Time
- Memories of grandmother.
- A Rumble Seat
- Double dating in a 1930 Model A Ford Roadster.
- Captain Midnight
- Comic book relief in the 1950s.
- Apron of Love
- My mothers kitchen apron and the love she showed.
- Hopalong Cassidy and Professor Barry
- Popular TV show impressed the kids.
- 1933 Wilson Grade School
- Photo of 2nd grade in 1933.
- The Home Place
- History from the south Moran Township in 1936.
- An Old Fashioned Barbershop
- History of the Audubon Park Barbership and Nick Nickerson.
- Cashup Davis - Wilderness Innkeeper
- History of James "Cashup" Davis and the Steptoe Butte Hotel he built.
- Please Connect Me to Main 327, Operator
- The Spokane telephone exchanges from 1902 to 1960.
- Rainbow Gasoline
- A True Oil Company Station
- My Date with Dwayne
- A date that didn't start off right and ended up even worse.
- Letters from a Sailor
- Roy Kenneth Grant sends letters home in 1944.
- Washington National Guard
- History of the guard unit
- The Last Ballgame
- Looking after my little sister in the 1950s
- Two Spokane Sailors Almost Cause an International Incident
- Sandy Sinclair and Keith Yates get in a little trouble during WWII.
- You Can Do It, But...
- Learning to play the clarinet at Rogers High School.
- Heidi, the Piano Playing Boxer
- The family dog that could play the piano.
- Cold Hands, Warm Heart
- Trying to play high school football.
- Scary House, Happy Memories
- Memories from North Monroe street.
- The Genie and the Gyro
- Inventions by Frank Johnson in 1967.
- My First Trip to Spokane
- Memories of Tripple XXX Rootbeer, the Milk Bottle and other Spokane highlights in 1931.
- irst Day of School
- First grade at Hamilton Grade School in 1925.
- Hamilton Elementary School
- History of the school from 1908.
- Riding the Flumes
- The glory days of logging by the Alward family at Brickel Creek in north Idaho in 1925.
- Wheat Harvest Photo Essay
- Harvesting wheat in the Palouse country.
- Boy Scouts Rescue Drowning Women
- Wray Farmin saves lives at Camp Cowles on Diamond Lake in 1921.
- What's My Line?
- Television show history.
- The Serenaders
- Spokane choral group of the 1940s
- Spokane Was Not Third-World Hillbilly
- Memories from around Spokane.
- From Washington County to Washington Territory - A Man Named George
- History of George W. Runnels from 1857.
- Daddy the Spokane Policeman
- History of Jim Fuchs as a Spokane cop in the 1930s.
- Evergreen Zoological Park at Sprague and Vista founded by Art Warsinski
- "Wild Horses" at the Boots and Saddles Club
- Painting of wild horses.
- Farming South Moran
- Art Stephan successful farming operation in 1914.
- Steamroller
- A 10-year-old remembers seeing his first steamroller working.
- Those Old Wash-Day Blues
- Electricity on the farm changes how washing is done.
- Sale Day
- A farm auction recollection.
- Horse Theft Mania in Spokane
- Stealing horses in Spokane in 1891.
- Horse Thief: The Worst Outlaw of All
- History of a horse thief.
- Butch Cassidy Bites the Dust
- Did Butch Cassidy actually die in Spokane?
- The Monroe Street Bridge
- A look back at the three Monroe Street bridges.
- The Glover Mansion
- History of James Glover and business ventures.
- Boyhood Memories of Newport
- George Graupner history and his grocery store in Newport, Washington.
- Telephone Communication Timeline
- History of Spokane telephone industry.
- Summer Harvest on the Mountain
- Harvesting wheat in Walla Walla in 1941.
- First Day of "Real" School
- Green Mountain School northeast of Newman Lake in 1930.
- Valley Chapel
- The Valley Chapel church.
- Joe Albi Stadium
- Memorial to a big sports fan, Joseph A. Albi.
- Life on a Dairy Farm
- The Meadow View Dairy west of Coeur d'Alene.
- Lifestyles with Stoves
- Switching from wood cooking to electric in the 1940s.
- The Old Iron Stove
- A Poem
- Victory Gardens
- Growing home gardens for the war effort in the 1940s.
- Spokane in the 1950s
- Tooling Riverside to ugly gym uniforms
- From Certified Pioneer Stock
- History of Hughena Elizabeth Hecht-House
- Union Station
- From construction to demolition, 1914-1973
- My Brush With History
- Living in Grand Coulee during the construction of the dam.
- Birdwatching at Camp Cowles
- Attending the Boy Scout camp on Diamond Lake.
- The Doll Hospital & Winkler's Broom Factory
- Attending school at Logan School and nearby businesses.
- A Page from the Past
- Growing up in Peaceful Valley.
- Carnation Milk Salesman
- Driving for the Carnation Milk Company in 1952.
- The Bride's Revenge
- Making fun of a husband's lunch packed by his wife.
- Summer Theater
- Showing home movies in basement theater.
- Old Rex
- Working the ranch with a favorite horse.
- Spokane Children's Home
- History of the Spokane institution for more than 60 years.
- Ditch Walking
- Irrigation systems in the Spokane Valley in 1943.
- Modern Electric Water Company
- History of a water company from 1905.
- Our National Banner
- History of our American Flag.
- Mrs. Kraft's Homemade Ice Cream
- A favorite summer treat.
- The Kool-Aid Kaper
- My first kool-aid stand in 1936.
- National Indian Congress
- From 1925 the National Indian Congress Gonzaga High School Class of 1945 memories.
- Launching a Renewel of The Fox Theater
- Dick Hazelmyer, dresses up in "Destination Moon" outfit for a promotion.
- The Evergreen Accordion Club of Spokane
- Joan Morse tells of the history of accordion club from 1940s.
- Electric Cooking School
- Learning to cook with electricity in 1931. Kindergarten Class on West Mission
- Photo of Kerdergarten class of 1931
- The House on 35th
- Memories of grandpa's house on 35th street.
- Bobby Wayne
- Rockabilly innovator from Spokane in 1955.
- A memorial day I'll Never Forget
- Memorial Day 1936 flying exhibition by the National Guard at Felts Field.
- Larson's Clothing Store
- Photo from 1954 of Larson's Clothing Store. Midnight Prohibition Shootout- Mistaken Identity or Murder?
- Ludwig
- Johnsen dies in a shootout during a Prohibition raid.
- Sawmills of Nine Mile Falls
- Long Lake Lumber Company and others along Long Lake.
- The Cane on the Barn Wall
- Memories of the Junior Livestock show in 1938.
- Yates' Yellow Bike
- My new Zenith bicycle in 1938.
- The Coveted Compote
- A wedding gift is cherished.
- Prohibition Bootlegger
- Lew Ward and his bootlegging experiences.
- The Bucking Truck of Zephyr Lodge
- Working at Zephyr Christian Conference grounds at Liberty Lake.
- I Survive
- The making of the Great Northern Depot Clock Tower banks for Expo 74.
- Avalanche Takes Johnny Knock
- Bob Hansen tells of a avalanche that kills his friend.
- When I was Five
- Memories of young man in 1935.
- A Man's Castle
- Living in a shack of a house.
- Codd & Allen Sawmill in King Valley, Idaho
- Rebuilding Fort Spokane
- Planning for the restoration of Fort Spokane
- The New World
- Homesteading on Peone Prairie.
- John C. Poetz, Spokane Architect
- Working in the shadows of Kirtland Cutter
- Armed Forces Day Parade- Sights and Sounds
- Memories from a Lilac Parade.
- Milkin' Time
- The never ending chore of milking cows in the 1930s.
- What ever happened to the Bijou and the Lone Ranger?
- Favorite movie memories from the 1940s.
- The Little House that Grew on the Palouse
- Farming off Mt. Hope Road.
- The Crescent- Spokane Isn't the Same Without it
- Memories from the Crescent.
- Newlyweds in a Spokane Valley Pump House
- Working for Modern Electric Company as a ditch walker.
- The Winter of 1948-49...and a Baby on the Way
- What the Marine Corps Offered You in 1948 Military pay in 1948.
- Growing Up with WWII Coupons Living with rations during WWII.
- A North Central Neighborhood in the 1930s and 1940s Neighborhood memories
- A Taste of the Old Country: Spokane's German Paper Immigrants publish their own paper.
- Spangle Stallions The horse breeding operation of Henri D'Hondt in Spangle, Washington.
- Indian Canyon Golf Course Opens in 1936
- Photo essay
- Yesterday When I was Young
- Growing up in the 1960s.
- The Second Battle Of White Bird: Over the Hill in a Maxwell
- Traveling over mountain passes in a Maxwell.
- Grandpa and Two Trains
- Moving to Spokane and working for the Millwood Lumber Company in 1905.
- Early Spokane Schooldays
- Attending school in Yardley at Alcott School in 1918.
- Just a Pile of Bricks: The Schlosser Smokestack
- Schlosser Greenhouse in Hangman Creek Valley in 1915.
- Rabbits - From Hutch to Skillet to Table
- Raising rabbits for meat in the Depression.
- Taps
- Memories from hearing the famous Taps song.
- Oroville Overflow- The Great Flood of 1948
- Floodwaters quickly drown out a town.
- How to Wash Woolen Underwear
- Delivering Mail with Horse and Cart
- Delivering mail in Spokane in 1935 with horse and cart.
- History of the Cost of a Postage Stamp
- The Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad
- History of the railroad from 1905.
- I was Fired Three Times in One Day
- Working at the Diamond Match Company
- Inland Empire Model T Ford Club
- The Spitoon
- Spitting tobacco into a Spitoon.
- Growing Up
- Saying goodbye and dealing with death.
- The Smells of Easter
- Memories from Easter in the 1950s.
- Dancing Feet at Central Valley High- Learning the CV Shuffle
- Dancing with the Three Musketeers in 1942.
- My Favorite Store When I Was a Kid
- Buying snacks from the five and ten cent store.
- Memories of the Richfield Men
- Early service station men remembered.
- At the Track - A family Tradition
- Dennis Kellogg's midget car racing at Mead's Alcan Speedway in the 1940s.
- In the Swim
- A Modest Look at Swimsuits
- Willie Willey
- History of nature boy, Willie Willey.
- The Franz Family Adventure
- Henry Franz family homesteads at Badger Lake, south of Cheney, Washington.
- WWII Buddies
- 32nd Infantry Division memories.
- Naming the Prairie: Moran and the Bull
- How Moran Prairie got its name.
- Tiger Jack Fox - Spokane Boxing Great
- Boxing in the 1940s and 1950s.
- President Taft Visits Lewiston
- A presidential visit in 1911.
- Avalanche Tomatoes, Potatoes, and Big Trouble on Mountain Roads
- Trapped at Lolo Pass by an avalanche in the 1960s.
- Wally's World
- Photos from the Wally Hagin Collection.
- There is a Song in my Heart
- Alvina Thom often sang for her daughter.
- Under the Viaduct - Rolfe's Lube
- Noble A. Rolfe's service station under the train viaduct in downtown Spokane in 1936.
- Five Worst Winters in the Inland Northwest
- A winter countdown.
- Cold Power
- Lewis & Clark High School buddies form a rock band in the 1970s.
- Ford's Model TT Truck of Many Uses
- Purchasing Ford trucks for the farm.
- St Joseph's Old Folks Home
- The Sisters of Providence open a home for the aged.
- Exploring Winona, A Town of Mysteries
- Winona, Washington history.
- Spokane University, A Forgotten Part of Inland Northwest History History of Spokane University.
- I Remember the Good Old Days Memories of hard work at home.
- Montgomery Ward & Co. History of the famous store.
- A Classy Classic Seeing a Horch Phaeton car.
- Jailbreak in Spokane! In the Prisoners' Own Words A prison break gone bad.
- St. Aloysius Church
- History of St. Al's on the Gonzaga campus.
- The Black Box
- Listening to a radio in 1935.
- I Heard Angels Sing
- Remembering the first time she heard music from a radiol
- Which Peavey? A brief look at Joseph Perrier-Peavey
- History of Joseph Peavey and the Peavey tool.
- Campbell House
- A Spokane historic home.
- The Mudslidin' Train
- The Camas Prairie Railroad derailment of 1954.
- Press Paper, 2 cents
- Selling the Spokane Press newspaper for 2¢.
- Basketball Champions of Spokane County, Valleyford High School
- The undefeated Valleyford basketball team of 1932.
- Two for One Price
- Louis Ward horse selling business in the 1920s.
- Lone Scouting Days
- A charter member of the Lone Scouts of America in 1915.
- The American Flag - A Life Journey
- A Pocketful of Puppy
- Opening Christmas presents early.
- Survivor - A Mail Clerk's Story and the Avalanche of 1910
- Stevens Pass trail wreck kills over 100 people.
- Opportunity Township Hall Landmark in the Valley
- Home of the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum.
- Harvest Special
- Working a stationary threshing machine in 1938 between Mt. Hope and Valleyford, Washington.
- Saturday at the Movies: Kids from the '40s Remember
- Dancing Footwear Taps on Boots for a Cowboy
- The Leeson girls begin tap dancing lessons in 1941.
- Cars, Cars, Cars: Central Valley Cruisers
- Cars that kids drove to school in the early 1940s.
- Washington Air National Guard: Eighty Years of Service
- Submitted by 141st Air Refueling Wing Public Affairs
- Grace Babtist Church: From Sawdust floors to Elegant Edifice
- History of Grace Baptist Church from 1890.
- Tiger Tale: Homestead on Tiger Hill
- Homesteading in Tiger, Washington in 1916.
- A Good, Good Thing: Emerging Through Trials With Joy
- Farm life with Harvey Stueckle and his family in Whitman County in 1915.
- Zephyr Lodge on Liberty Lake: A Colorful Past
- History of camp on Liberty Lake.
- Remembering Nell Shipman: Hollywood Actress in Spokane and Priest Lake
- Minnehaha Park was the filming site for actress.
- Pounders Jewelry
- 49 Years of Golden Service
- End of an Era: A Mom & Pop Grocery Store
- Mike's Cash Grocery.
- Stout-Hearted Seven: Young Historians Learn About Life on the Oregon Trail
- Tracking the Cougar
- Washington State University's humor magazine.
- Expo Flashback
- Growing Up in Mr. Hill's Backyard
- Growing up in Hillyard from 1940.
- Halloween Story
- Pranks and Other Memories
- Kettle Falls, the Columbia River, and Apple Pie
- Bruce Schrecengost travels to Spokane in 1939 with his family.
- Too Many Spuds
- Farming in the Depression.
- The Spokane Trophy: Honoring Our Sons in the Navy
- Navy trophy had its beginning in Spokane in 1907.
- Spokane's Own Naval Hero
- History of Robert John Monaghan.
- Those Special 1940s Dresses
- Sewing dresses and in the 1940s.
- The Apple Farm: An Oroville Adventure
- Working in the orchards of Oroville, Washington.
- Chief Spokane Garry: The Pacific Northwest's First Teacher
- John Ball: Early Pacific Northwest Teacher
- Jay P. Graves and the Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Company: From Local Streetcar Line to Regional Electric Railway
- First Impressions of America :Tacoma: 1905
- Attending Whitworth College in Tacoma
- KSPO Disc Jockey: Bud Miller: "I'm still around"
- Expo '74 Flashback: GM's People Mover Carl Bernson: Growing Up in Spokane
- Old Idaho Sign Stands Once Again
- Rebuilding the Heyburn State Park sign in a CCC camp in 1935.
- Growing Up With My Scots-Irish Grandma
- Camp Growden: CCC Camp Photo Essay
- Civilian Conservation Corps camp in Kettle Falls, Washington.
- Tomato Buggy Travelall
- Driving a 1963 International Travellall.
- My Sisters
- Memories from Washougal, Washington.
- Avista's Contribution to History
- History of Washington Water Power Company
- Feeding the Harvest: Cook Shacks on Wheels
- Working in a cook shack during harvest in the 1920s.
- Another U.S.S. Spokane: A Winning Parade Float
- Never Ending Harvest
- Memories of a deep south rice harvest in 1942.
- Trouble at Lancaster Creek
- Small town memories from Lancaster, Washington in 1938.
- Flapping in the Breeze
- Hanging the clothes out to dry on a line.
- Oliver Nelson Bell: The Conclusion
- History of Oliver Bell
- I Remember Nana
- A Poem
- Wilber in Flames
- Wilbur, Washington burns down in 1901.
- Early Colfax Floods
- Bonded Adjustment Company: Collecting Debts Since 1916
- Submitted by Bonded Adjustment Company
- A Bang-Up History of Fireworks
- History of fireworks.
- The Sounds of Peace; A Girl Remembers V-J Day
- The end of WWII
- Playing Hooky, For the Love or Baseball
- Skipping classes at Tonasket Public Schools in Tonasket, Washington.
- St. John, Washington Centennial Celebration
- Little School on the Moran Prairies
- Aboard the "Spoke" U.S.S. Spokane
- The U.S.S. Spokane named after town.
- The Bobmobile: And other Wild & Dangerous Rigs
- Street racing in makeshift scooters during the 1930s.
- Ford Model A: A Rig for Rough Roads
- Klahowya! Remembering Chinook Jargon
- Understanding the Indian language.
- Spokane's High Bridge Tourist Camp
- Expo '74s Clock Tower Souvenir Coin Banks
- Making clock tower banks for the fair.
- Reardan Mule Days Celebrates 100 years
- Wild Mustangs
- Running into wild horses in 1941.
- Bridal Gowns and Love Stories: Renewed and Reunited
- A Widow, a $30 Horse, and a Log Cabin
- Living in Fighting Creek, Idaho in 1933.
- City of Mercy: Baxter Army Hospital, 1942-1945
- History of Army hospital in Spokane.
- The Family Behind White Elephant Stores
- History of John Conley and his Surplus Stores.
- Magicians in the Cookhouse
- Cooking for the harvest.
- Kaufer's Religious Supplies: A Fourth Generation Business Since 1904
- History of Philip A. P.A. Kaufer and his stores.
- Mother and Me: Patty Duke's Greatest Role
- Bang the Pots again...the 40's Revisited
- Buggies to Trolleys to Buses Part III
- Sheridan Grade School
- 7th Grade class from 1937.
- Never Put Your Aggie in the Pot
- Shooting marbles.
- Rediscovering America in 1944
- Excerpt From Article "We Rediscover America"
- For the Love of Chocolate
- A love story.
- The Front Porch
- How to Stop a Runaway Team of Horses
- Manito Park Celebrates 100 Years
- Manito Park timeline.
- A Whale of a Tale
- A whale arrives in Spokane on tour in 1930.
- Yoke's Rich Regional History
- History of Chuck Yoke and his grocery store business.
- An Expo '74 Memory
- Memories from the World's Fair in Spokane
- In Her Shadow
- History of Sacagawea
- Home Remedies: Castor Oil's Not the Only Way
- Listening to Adults Can Get You in Trouble
- My Mother's Hands
- Golden Years at Holden
- Basketball Uniforms: How They've Changed
- A look at Gonzaga University's basketball court fashion
- Nature Boy: Willie Willey Strikes Again
- Author meets a scantily clad Willie in downtown Spokane
- Fallout Shelter
- A rural family builds a fallout shelter to the instruction of the U.S. Government in 1962.
- Down in the Dumps
- A young boy finds pleasure, learning, and a "mother lode of treasure' at the town landfill
- Eulogy for an Outhouse
- Author recalls the outhouse stationed at her family's vacation cabin at Loon Lake.
- Moran Prairie Plane Crash: Eyewitness of the Aftermath
- A Spokane resident recalls a trimotor plane crash near his home in 1928.
- F.O. Berg: Keeping Spokane Covered Since the Great Fire
- Frederick Oliver Berg arrives in Spokane in time to make the tents that would save the city after the Great Fire of 1889
- Improvising Their Own Fun
- Author describes Social activities for Whitworth Students during the Depression Era
- A Lifeline for 30 Years: Technology to the Rescue
- An explanation of the lifeline communicator, enhancing the independence of the elderly
- Buggies to Trolleys to Buses
- Part II of Ruben Knapp's employment history in Spokane
- Teenagers Cruise to Loon Lake
- Author recalls summertime lake trips to Loon Lake with her best friends
- When Electricity Came to Rural America
- Excerpts from Circle of Brightness, a collection of essays on the change electricity brought to rural America
- Edited by Brent L. Cobb
- The American Austin Bantam: The First Jeep
- The Daily Paper
- Author recalls early days of Wenatchee
- Future Farmers of America
- Short history of the FFA
- The Oroville Trombone
- Experiences as a trombone player from Oroville High School to the Merchant Marines
- I Remember Dad's Model A Ford
- A brand-new Model A Ford carries a family to their adventures all over California
- Ahooga's Model-A
- History of the Model A Ford
- Mother's Medical Practice
- Down-home, practical doctoring of his mother and her proverbs for health
- Washington Auto Carriage: Success since 1906
- Traces the success of a local auto company in Spokane
- There's Gold in Them Thar Spokane Valley...uh...Tills?
- There's gold possibly still hidden somewhere in the Spokane Valley
- Gadgets, Gardens, and Good Memories: A Story Worth Harping About Harry Harp recalls days on the Palouse.
- The History of Washing Machines
- Monopoly: The Game That Keeps on Going
- An out of work man creates the game Monopoly with an oilcloth.
- Whatever Happened to Polly Pigtails?
- The evolution of a girls' magazine to Young Miss and today's YM
- Kant-Sink-Em Boats Made in Spokane
- The boat-building Cruger family combines boat delivery, vacation, and preaching
- Oliver Bell's Pioneer Era Winter Adventure
- Carrying supplies by steamboat to Coeur d'Alene Lake's mining region markets during the severe winters of the 1880s
- My Fast, But Last Ride
- U.S. Navy boys hitchhike home over the Cascade Mountains
- Grandfather's Radio
- The role of the radio in the life of Terry Parsons
- Sing for the Teacher: A Serenade Turns Sour
- Two inseparable fourth-graders face the consequences of a jeering serenade for their teacher
- A Tandem Bike, Sort of
- Two friends enjoy a homemade two-seater bicycle, until a policeman spoils their fun
- The Road to Winnemucca
- Traces the Johnson Family's trek from Spokane to Winnemucca and back again
- A Deer Lady
- One tough lady survives the Depression, while still ready to help others in need
- Hey Me!
- Episodes in the life of Raymond Zehm from boyhood to manhood
- Do You Believe in Miracles?
- Author recounts miraculous stories of his life
- Abraham Lincoln
- The games we used to play, reading by the fire
- Looking for Water in the Promised Land
- F.T. Campbell transforms the face of the Columbia River Basin with irrigation
- Buggies to Trolleys to Busses
- Reuben Knapp makes his living from the railroad to buggies, trolleys, and busses
- Trash for Treasure: North Idaho Scrap
- Children ages 3-16 gather scrap at Twin Lakes, Idaho during WWII
- My Snow Suit
- A young boy laments the 'girl's' two-piece snowsuit his tailor grandfather sews for him
- The Cream Separator
- Recalling the evolution of Cream Separators, from crank to electricity, in life and advertising
- Grendel and the Cream Separator
- A curious kitten discovers the networking of an electric cream separator
- A 1926 Christmas Memory
- Two little girls arrive home from Hamilton Grade School to find a new piano for their mother
- Coasting Down Spokane Streets: When Sledding Was a City Priority
- Recalling when the streets were blocked for sledding in the 1940s.
- Riding the Rails: Once is Enough
- Two brothers and a friend spend their summer vacation seeing the country via the railroad
- Sixth Avenue Medical Pharmacy
- Jerry Stocker founds Spokane's Sixth Avenue Medical Pharmacy
- Cooler King: The Lanky Yank from Washington State
- Spokane native Jerry Sage becomes an army officer in the forerunner of the CIA during WWII
- The Grand Coulee Dam: A Powerful Weapon
- Building the dam that became the United State's most powerful weapon in WWII
- I Never Made it to Hyannisport
- Running into the Kennedys while skiing in Idaho
- Clanging Sousaphones
- The memories of a former Spokane bass player in 1940.
- Oohing and Aahing Over Crescent Window Displays
- Remembering a part-time Christmas job in display windows at the Crescent in 1950s.
- Dry Dock: The Crescent's Heartbeat
- A Father gets a job as a warehouse supervisor for Crescent
- Dry Dock Dad's Daughters
- Author spends money and gets into mischief at her father's workplace
- The Fisherman's Wife
- Author finally forgives husband for fishing gear gifts with a great catch.
- A Family Project: Everyone Bring a Broom Handle
- Making homemade mattresses as a community project.
- Sample Girls and Fun Gum
- Father's job for Adam's Chewing gum, and the sample girls who advertised the gum.
- Davy Crockett Did Not Chew Chiclets
- What Am I Reading!?
- Two girls get tricked into advertising photo at the Inland Empire Press Club.
- Bossburg... A Shadow of Former Glory Days
- Recalling a small town in Northeast Washington, lost with Grand Coulee Dam
- Information and about the society, including unknown photo
- The Other Spokane Valley Airport: Symons-Russel Airfield
- History of a Spokane Aviation Company, borne of WWI and known by many names.
- The Last Day of Foster Russell Aviation Co.
- Foster Russell's final flight and the death of an aviation dream.
- Perilous Crossing: Four Boys in a Mortar Boat
- Boys look for summer adventure on the Missouri River
- Wake Island
- Frank Mace's memories as a WWII prisoner of war, and The History of Wake Island
- A Real, Live Cougar: Bring' Em Back Alive Bill Krutch
- Technique for catching cougars for the Spokane Sportsmen's Show
- How Was the Water?
- Memories of mischief on the Spokane River
- Date the Right Girl
- Date a father-approved girl and get the keys to his car.
- Wyatt Earp and the Gold Rush of 1884
- Wyatt Earp had adventures in the northwest after the OK Corral.
- Squeaky Clean
- Cleaning the turkey with laundry soap
- Hawaiian Knights
- Photo of Band in 1926
- The Scariest Halloween Costume Ever
- Scaring the ladies of the WAAC with a skeleton costume.
- A Trip to Palouse Falls
- Climbing cliffs around Palouse Falls
- Surviving Floods on the St. Joe
- Severe flooding in the St. Joe Valley.
- Historic Homes
- The Green Home
- A Love Story
- Will Bonner began to woo Laurena Leete, a switchboard operator in 1909.
- Dear Old Nat...
- Memories of Natatorium Park
- Holden Mine
- Summer work in copper mine during college.
- The Dynamic Life: Bonding with Charles Atlas
- Charles Atlas body building ads sold this author.
- Oliver Bell's Pioneer Experiences
- Settling northeastern Washington Indian uprisings
- Bell's 1877 Route into Spokane County
- Pioneer family travels from Snake River to Latah
- Colfax Wheat Harvest
- Hard work with mules and horses during a wheat harvest in 1914.
- Author: Willard Pennell
- 33 Mule Team
- George Horsch, Jr., harvests wheat in Ritzville with mules; mother's cook shack on wheels in 1925.
- Never-Ending Adventure: A Frontier Teacher in the Okanogan Valley
- Dorothy Strahl's first year of teaching
- Time Measured on Jack's Clock
- Jack Cannon builds wooden clocks.
- Looking Back 90 Years: The Planes
- Ninety-year-old author recalls childhood in the 1920s.
- Report Card Day
- Humorous recollection of getting report card at St. Aloysius school in the 1930s.
- Missing Shoes & Green Ribbons: Freshman Initiation at Whitworth College
- Freshman versus sophomores during first months of college in the 1920s & 1930s.
- We're Not Heating the Whole Outdoors!
- Boy recalls wisdom of grandparents as he chinks logs for the winter.
- Snakes Alive
- Lifetime of snake encounters recalled, from Kansas to Spokane to Africa.
- To Adak and Back: From the Farm to the Tundra and Back
- Author recalls army experience at the end of WWII on Adak Island, Alaska.
- A Strong Matriarch: The Biography of Anna Regina German McPherson
- Author recalls mother's struggles throughout her life.
- Faith in the Face of Hardship: The Hecht Family of Rockford
- Pioneer family endures fires, death, etc.
- Smallpox! Whooping Cough!
- Child survives two deadly diseases in 1929.
- Counter Culture: The Soda Fountain
- Soda fountains are more than just a place for a treat.
- The Romance of Pitching Hay
- Old time hay pitching brings nostalgic memories.
- Footballs and Fogeys: The Story of the Codger Bowl
- Actor John Crawford organizes 1938 rematch between Colfax and St. John.
- Flowers and Railroads
- Peters & Sons works in both flowers and railroad business.
- We Didn't Need Paul Bunyan
- Young men use Model T to haul firewood; dream of organizing a band.
- Spokane Summertime Treat Girls coax father to buy soda at Triple X Root Beer Drive-In on hot summer day.
- Fire Destroys Moran Prairie School
- History: Fire burns school; replaced by Richland building in 1942.
- My Career as a Fuller Brush Man
- Young man finds success as Fuller Brush salesman.
- A September to Remember: The End of the War
- Marine private recalls Japanese surrender aboard USS Missouri battleship.
- Cars Take Us Back
- 1950s era cars bring back fond memories.
- Saving Daylight Saving
- Background of daylight saving policy.
- Bewildered by First Grade
- A young boy is confused by first day at Catholic school.
- Last of Spokane's Blacksmiths: The Lost Music of the Iron Hammer
- Story of albert "Al" E. Leeson as a blacksmith in Spokane.
- My 1927 Model T
- A Boy's First Car
- Memories Shared or Lost
- Nostalgic Memories
- Key Words: Memories
- Date: 1960s
- Location: Spokane In Her Own Words: A Diary of Life During Washington's First Days of Statehood
- The Early Days of Washington
- Historic Homes: The Spear Home
- Graveyard at the Greyhound Garage: A Janitor's View
- A Janitor's View of the Greyhound Bus Garage in 1947.
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? My Memories of Sadie Baer
- Working at the Bethany Old Peoples' Home
- The Handsomest Milkman
- Making a Living as the Milkman
- Cattle Wrangling, Old West Style
- A New Hobby : Cattle Wrangling
- Mom's First Flight: A Grand Dam Detour
- Mom's adventures of flying for the first time.
- Burning Barn Brings Out the Best
- Watching the Barn Burn Down
- 4-H-Nurtured from the Soil of America's Farmland
- History of 4-H
- A Sixty-Year Friendship
- Japanese American Women Form Strong Relationships.
- Lunch Box Memories
- Lunch Boxes Through the Years
- Hot Day at the Empress
- Watching Movies at the Empress Theater
- The Perfect Crime
- A Boy Steals Sweets from Nuns at St. Aloysius Church in 1936.
- My Secret Hiding Place
- Memories of a Child
- Visions of Yesteryear
- Everyday Life in the 1940s
- From Coast and Camp to the Inland Empire: The Japanese-American Story
- Japanese Americans Take Comfort in Spokane
- Coeur d'Alene's 1890 Fourth of July Extravaganza
- The Experiences of a Coeur d'Alene Citizen
- The Covered Bridges Near Colfax: A Sentinel of Days Gone By
- A Fascination for Covered Bridges and the Stories They Tell
- Paging Through a World War II Scrapbook
- Cherished Memories by Louis Tomsha of World War II
- In Celebration of Ritzville's Pioneers
- Establishing the Ritzville Community
- Logging Mills Before 1900
- Logging in Washington Territory
- Footloose and Fancy-Free
- How Children Play
- Imprinting Memories on the Hearts of a New Generation
- Thank God for Great-Grandma
- Imprinting Memories on the Hearts of a New Generation
- Someone Important to Me
- Imprinting Memories on the Hearts of a New Generation
- Everyone Loves My Grandpa
- Imprinting Memories on the Hearts of a New Generation
- The Foundation of Our Family
- The Davis Rocking Chair
- Poem About a Rocking Chair
- Historic Homes: The Spokesman-Review Contest Home
- Cannon Hill Park Housing
- Going Underground with the Lilac Lady
- History of Spoofing Lilac Festival Buttons made by Dan Eagle.
- Everything's Coming Up Lilacs
- Emergence of Lilacs
- "I Found a Million Dollar Baby " at Woolworth's Five and Ten
- History of Woolworth's Business
- When My "Heifer" Became a "Steer"
- A Pastor's Embarrassing Moment
- Sweet Indecisions
- The Tasty Temptations of an Old-Fashioned Candy Store
- Growing Pains and Puppy Love
- Growing Up in the Eyes of a Teenage Girl
- The Time That Was
- The Struggles of Moving to Grand Coulee in 1933.
- Inspired by Grand Coulee
- Memories of the Grand Coulee Dam
- More Than a Game: Spokane Hundred-Year Love Affair with the Indians Baseball
- History of the Spokane Indians Based on "A Century of Baseball"
- For the Love of the Land
- Farming With a New Tractor in 1937.
- I Survived the A-Bomb
- Memories of the Atomic Bomb dropping on Japan.
- Lumbering in Washington Territory
- Experiences of a Washington Territory Logger
- Welcome to the Coeur d'Alene of 1890
- Moving to boomtown, Coeur d'Alene
- Historic Homes: The Huneke Home
- Married on the Stage of the Dazzling Fox Theater
- Effie Tate and Ralph Dicken wed on the Stage of Fox Theatre.
- Poem About the Comfort of a Mother
- Adventurous Progress
- The Nation's History of Successes, from sailing ships to space shuttles
- The Ship That Wouldn't Sink
- History of the USS Chincoteague AVP 24
- Arcadia Orchards: Building a Fruitful Empire
- The Hardships of Arcadia Orchards
- Picking Cucumbers & Stealing Skeletons in Pasadena Park
- Growing Up During the Depression
- Despite Destruction, Optimism Prevailed
- Whitworth's Suffrage Caused by Fire in 1927.
- From the Pen of the Crooner
- A Glimpse into Bing Crosby's Life in 1934.
- "Livin' the Life of Lifebouy"
- History of Lifebuoy Toilet Soap.
- Mother's Tea Party . . .and Other Mishaps
- Childhood Memories of Dale Bacon
- Forbidden Pictures of Grand Coulee Dam
- Touring the Grand Coulee Dam in 1940.
- "Not Worth a Tinker's Dam"
- "Tinker's" Photograph Conveys Memories of the Past
- Milking Spokane For All It's Worth
- How Children Spent Money in the 1920's Historic Homes
- Living in Peaceful Valley
- > I Remember When I Got My First Job
- Working for the Northern Pacific Railroad
- Average National Retail Gasoline Prices
- We Built a Farm
- Winning a Farm and Much More
- The First "Orange Julius"
- Emergence of the Popular Orange Julius
- The Grande Old Auditorium Theatre
- The History of the Auditorium Theatre
- My First Date at the Rialto Theater
- Memories Cherished in the Rialto Theater in Hillyard.
- Victory Heights
- Growing up in Victory Heights
- A Little Home-Cookin' and a Lot of Beer at the Stop-In Tavern
- A CafÚ Turned Into a Tavern
- Walking Out on the Cold War
- Spokane Evacuates Buildings in Response to Cold War
- Detective Homer Hall: The "Rock of Gibraltar"
- The Life of Role Model, Homer Hall
- Smythe's Ford Reveals the Secrets of Yesteryear
- The Meeting Place of Many Travelers: Hangman Creek
- Hiding Under the Boardwalk
- How the Coeur d'Alene Mining District was Taken Over
- From Walking Plow to Gleaner Combine
- Farming Through Four Generations in Davenport.
- Another Mischievous Youngster Reformed in Sunday School
- How Sunday School Transformed a Young Boy
- How to Kill Three Men Without Serving Time
- Living in the Valley with "Pete"
- The Seasons
- Poem About the Changing Seasons
- I Remember When The Great Depression Changed My Life
- Great Depression Hardships
- Historic Homes
- History of the Kuhn/Reid Home
- Spokane Falls and Cheney Duke It Out for the County Seat
- The fight between Spokane and Cheney for the county seat.
- Claiming Outer Space for "Cougar Country"
- WSU Cougar button travels to space with alumnus Astronaut John Fabian
- Catching the "B" Fever
- History of the First Annual State High School "B" Tournament
- The Piranhas of 1965
- The Story of the Harrington Panther's Triumph in Basketball in 1965.
- Electricity Was in the Air: The Interurban Electric Railroads
- The Idea of a Different Mode of Transportation: electric railroads
- The Whitworth Rock
- How the Chiseling of a Rock Could Have Changed History
- "Living with Beauty" at Marycliff Catholic Girls' School
- History of the Marycliff School
- You Can't Beat Flying
- A Boys Airplane Fascination
- 'Lectric Train Recollections
- Memories of the Electric Railroad
- Poetry Searches for Radiance
- Poem About the Search for Radiance
- Historic Homes: Spokane's Electrical Home
- Home Demonstrated Electrical Features
- The Spokane Coliseum: A Dream Becomes Reality
- How the Spokane Coliseum Evolved
- A Cigar, A Paper, and Some Good Conversation at P.M. Jacoy
- A "Hangout" for Businessmen: The Washington Cigar Store
- A Rawhide Railroad No Coyote Could Consume
- How Dr. Dorsey Syng Baker built the "Rawhide Railroad"
- Born in a Cave
- A Story On How People Lived During Hard Times
- Prohibition from the Other Side of the Law
- Enforcing the Prohibition Law
- The One That Got Away
- The Story of the 1920 Sedan at an Auction Sale in 1926.
- Substitute Soldiers in the National Guard
- How Leon Ross Became a Member of the National Guard underage.
- From Hell to Heaven, By Way of the Coeur d'Alene Mining District
- History of Coeur d'Alene's Mining District
- A Fabulous Horse Ends Up in Camelot
- A Boy's Pet Horse
- A Son of a Son of a Pioneer
- The Adventures of a Pioneer
- Destroying the Creation
- The Haywood Trial: Crushing the Union at the Bunker Hill Mine in 1899.
- Cokes and Cockroaches at the Crescent Soda Fountain
- A Day in the Eyes of a Crescent Soda Fountain Worker
- Historic Homes: The Turner Home
- Two Parades in One Day
- The Day the Parades Came to Town
- The Day the Division Street Bridge Collapsed
- The Collapsing of the Division Street Bridge in 1915.
- Soap Lake's History of Healing
- The Discovery of a Lake that Tasted and Felt Soapy
- Snowfall
- Poem About Snow
- Prohibition: The Long Dry Spell
- The Hardships Prohibition Created
- Drunken Pigs, Inebriated Chickens, and Baffled Mounties
- The Effects of Homemade Liquor
- We Weren't All Like Al Capone
- The Business of Whiskey
- A Goose Tale
- What Happens to Intoxicated Geese
- Caught!
- Getting Caught Making Whiskey
- Selling Whiskey to Bootleggers
- In the Nick of Time!
- Band Member Had Pants Unzipped
- Kinman Business University
- Preparing Students for the World of Business
- Report from a KBU Journalist
- Brief Description of Kinman Business University
- A Night Unparalleled
- Ice Skating on Twin Lakes
- Squab Hunting Under the Monroe Street Bridge
- The Adventure of Hunting for Squabs
- Behind the Scenes with Broadcaster Bob Briley
- History of Bob Briley
- The Name Controversy: Hangman vs. Latah Creek
- The Controversy of a Stream Name
- Historic Homes: Cunningham/ Kearns Home
- Our Farragut Sailor Boys
- How Sailors Adapted a New Home
- Money Laundering and Other Adventures at The Davenport Hotel
- Working and Discovering at the Davenport Hotel
- The Talking Telegraph Comes to the Inland Empire
- How the Telegraph Came to the Inland Empire
- Spokane's First Lady of Commerce
- Thoughts on the Crescent Department Store
- The Forgotten Warriors of Kaneohe
- Remembering the Naval Air Station Kaneohe Bay
- History Resurrected in Walla Walla's Pioneer Pageant
- Actors Portray the Settling of Washington Territory on Stage
- Christmas Celebrations on the Red Clay Farm
- Remembering Christmas During the Great Depression
- In Mother's Footsteps
- Poem About a Mother
- A Spokane Landmark Lives On
- The Originality of the Cooper-George Apartment Building
- Rolling Along on my Christmas Skates
- The Memories Evoked by Roller Skates
- Celebrating a Centennial of Methodist Ministry in Edwall
- History of Edwall's Methodist Church
- Two Lives, One Moment in History, Two Destinies
- The Lives of Levi Hutton and Harry Orchard
- Depression Days In North Idaho
- Living Depressed Days in Coeur d'Alene
- I Remember When the Snow Was So Deep
- Memories of Snow
- Historic Homes: The Fotheringham Homes
- The Life and Times of May Arkwright Hutton
- History of May Arkwright Hutton
- Getting Out the Vote
- The Significance of Voting
- "Pure Guts": Surviving 1219 Days as a POW
- Surviving a Japanese Prisoner-of-War Camp
- The Waitsburg Story
- History of Waitsburg
- The "True" Story of the First Fifty Years
- History of True's Oil Company
- Spokane's Sweetheart Meets a Tragic End
- Early Morning Horse Ride Ended Wheeler Bonner's Life
- Gonzaga vs. WSC: The Game for Life
- The Unexpected Gonzaga Win
- The Day the Stock Market Crashed
- The Crashing of the Stock Market
- From Civil War Colonel to Civil Philanthropist: David P. Jenkins
- A Story of a Well-Rounded Man: David P. Jenkins
- Going to Town
- Memories of Growing Up Outside Jerome, Idaho
- A City Galvanized by Aluminum
- History of Kaiser Aluminum
- Henry J. Kaiser: A Happy Elephant
- The Success of Henry J. Kaiser
- Lost Liberty Park
- The Discovery of Liberty Park
- I Remember When I Pulled a Funny Childhood Prank
- Memories of Childhood Pranks
- Historic Homes: Carson/Clemmer/Larrabee Home
- Lumberjacks of Yesteryear
- History of Lumberjacks Working Along St. Joe River
- Stepping Back in Time to Steptoe
- History Colonial Steptoe and His Troops
- The Long Road to Pine City
- The Travels of Andrew Jackson Smith
- How Two Pioneer Families Became One
- A Story of Two Soul Mates
- Gypsies, Groceries, and Growing Up In Pine City
- Granddaughter Recalls Grandfathers Effects on Town
- Experiencing the Depths of Darkness in an Idaho Mine
- A Day in the Eyes of a Miner
- Banking on One Hundred Years of History at Washington Trust
- The Success of Washington Trust
- Key Words: Banks
- Antoine Plante: Mountain Man, Miner, Guide & Ferryman
- A Glimpse Into the Life of Antoine Plante
- The Night the Glenrose School Burned Down
- Watching the Glenrose School Burn Down in 1936.
- St. Ann's Catholic Church: A Sanctuary for a Century
- History of St. Ann's Catholic Church
- Red's Kids: Dancing Through the Years with the Silver Spurs
- Teenagers Entertain Themselves By Dancing
- Silver Spurs Taught More Than Dancing
- Mentor Taught Teenagers Lessons Beyond Dancing
- Historic Homes: The Mathieu Home
- I Remember When I Went to My First Fair
- First Fair Memories
- Rebel With a Cause: Marie Frances Young Woolcott
- Story of a Liberated Women
- Growing Up as a "Dam Kid:
- Working on the Grand Coulee Dam
- Surviving Grand Coulee Dam
- The Dangers of Working on the Grand Coulee Dam
- Mammoth Finds
- History of Mammoths in Hangman Creek.
- Now for the Rest of the Story. . .Clearing Up a WWI Mystery
- John Carl's Life Before and After World War I
- When Burgan's Was More Than Furniture
- How the Burgan Furniture Store Evolved
- Our Caveman, Olie
- Investigation of a Hidden Cave
- Gimmicks, Ragamuffins, and Busy Times at the Davenport Hotel
- A Glimpse Into the Davenport Hotel
- From a conversation with James Hamilton LaFar
- A Fair to Remember: 116 Years of the Spokane Interstate Fair
- Memories of the Spokane Interstate Fair
- Living at the Lake
- Living on a Twin Lake
- Historic Homes: The Huetter Home
- A Case of Mistaken Identity
- Story of a Spokane Criminal
- Happy Years in the Melrose Grocery
- Growing Up in the Melrose Grocery Store
- Music Maestro
- The Story of Musician, Russ Andre
- The "Wright" Street to Live On
- Memories of Living on Wright Street
- Notorious Outlaw Harry Tracy Meets His Demise
- The Life of Armed Robbery Convict, Harry Tracy
- Spanning a Century: A 105-Year-Old Remembers Life As It Was
- Living Through the Entire Twentieth Century
- The Wild Bunch of Washington
- Walter Wilde Jr.'s Adventures of Life
- Company Picnic at Natatorium Park
- Fun Times at Nat Park
- Royal Riblet: The Man Who Reinvented the Wheel
- Royal Riblet's Improved Invention
- Riblets Memories and More. . .
- Painting the Riblet Mansion
- A Dog with a Mind of Its Own
- Moving to Spokane with a Dog
- It's 100 Years for the Spokane Lutheran School
- History of the Spokane Lutheran School
- Historic Homes: The Kendall Home
- Spokane's Solution to Parking Garages
- Pigeon Hole Parking Garages
- The History of Moran United Methodist Church
- Moran United Methodist Church Through the Years
- Old-Time Methodist Circuit Riders
- Circuit Riders Bring Gospel to Their Community
- My Life: Growing Up In the Kettle River Country
- Memories of the Kettle River Country
- See You at "The Spot"
- A Place Where Teenagers Gather
- Life at Spokane College
- Reliving the Days Spent at Spokane College
- The Last House on Spring Street
- Memories of Glenrose House
- Historic Homes: Riverside Avenue Townhouses
- GR8 PL8S: Great License Plates & Their History
- A Fascination for License Plates
- A Trip to Steamboat Rock and the Grand Coulee
- The Thrill of Riding a Steamboat Through Grand Coulee
- The Stokes Family: Pioneers of Grand Coulee Dam
- How the Grand Coulee Dam Pioneers Lived
- Grand Coulee Cleaners
- How Grand Coulee Cleaners Began
- Steamboat Rock, The Legend of the Distant Hills
- Poem about Steamboat Rock
- A Story About a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
- How a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich Can Survive Several Years
- The History of Peanut Butter
- The Origins of Peanut Butter
- Spokane County Casualties of World War I
- List of World War I Casualties
- researched and compiled by John R. Tuft
- A Border Town in the 1920s and 1930s
- How Kingsgate, B.C. and Eastport, Idaho Came Together
- The High-Flying Exploits of Mamer-Schreck
- The Success of Nick Mamer and Roy Schreck
- The History of Aviation
- Timeline of Aviation
- My Newspaper Route
- The Life of a Spokesman-Review Paperboy
- Spokane Sorosis: Studying and Serving Since 1891
- Adventures of a Woman's Club
- History of the U.S. Flag
- Learning About the U.S. Flag
- Chicken Every Sunday
- Trading a Ford V-8 for Chickens
- Wilbur Re-Visited
- Love Letters Uncover the Past of Wilber
- Huckleberry-Picking Antics
- How the Lunsford Family Picked Huckleberries
- Historic Homes: The Crane House
- Class Action: A Night of Reunions
- Story of Reuniting
- I Don't Like You Anymore
- Poem
- Manito Park: The Gardens, the Zoo, the Fun
- Getting to Know Manito Park
- My First Day in Sandpoint, Idaho
- Living in Sandpoint
- Historic Homes: The Poe/ Nelson Home
- Theaters of Downtown Spokane
- Spokane Theatres Through the Years
- Singing With Bing
- Mildred Bailey's Experiences With Bing Crosby
- The Class of 1950 (A Gentle Time)
- John Rogers High School Memories
- Sights, Sounds and Smells of Spokane from Eight Decades Ago
- Remembering Spokane Eight Decades Ago
- Old Wagon
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Prizewinning Poem from the book "Spokane is a
- Song"
- Sunday Drives Last Forever
- The Joys of Sunday Drives
- Kootenai County, Idaho
- The Adventures of Living in Kootenai County, Idaho
- Historic Homes: The "House of Tomorrow"
- The French Chateau Home
- Spokane Falls & Northern Railway Photographs
- Story of the Missing Glass Photo Plates
- He Lit Up The Town with a Jack-Knife
- Charles Geib Lit Up Spokane with His Jack-Knife
- Up Ruby Creek
- History of Ruby Creek, Idaho
- Springtime When I Was a Child
- Why Wearing Long Underwear Was Horrible
- Growing Up on a Ranch in Tonasket
- Growing Up on a Ranch
- American Sign and Indicator
- The Life of Luke G. Williams
- Spreading the Vine of First Nazarene for 100 Years
- Finding the First Church of Nazarene
- Georgetown School District #3
- History of Georgetown School District
- The Missing Glass Photo Plates
- Photo Collection of the Construction of Spokane Falls and Northern Railroad Company
- Chow! Chow! Falls City Pickle Works: Bringing Condiments to Spokane
- How Condiments Were Brought to Spokane
- The Waterdog Shack
- The Waterdog Shack Helps Fishermen
- Historic Homes: The Franklin House
- The Town of "Old Metaline" in the Late 1800s
- History of Metaline
- A Family Treasure
- Poem
- The Davenport Family
- History of the Davenport Family
- Anna Stratton Browne: A Victorian Enigma, Part II
- History of Anna Stratton Browne
- Historic Homes: The Glover/ Richards Home
- The Teacher Who Made A Difference
- Remembering An Inspirational Teacher: Miss Rapp
- Bonnie Lake: A Wild West Setting in the Northern Palouse
- What Bonnie Lake Was Like in the 1920s
- History of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Spokane
- The Lives of Spokane's Electrical Workers
- Life in the Kettle River Gold Mining Co. Era
- How Urbe Hauer Invested in a Gold Mine
- After Pearl Harbor: A Colville Soldier Remembers
- Experiencing Pearl Harbor Through the Eyes of a Soldier
- A Place In The Sun
- Poem About Sun
- Long Held Myths & Misconceptions About Davenport Hotel
- Myths and Truths About Davenport Hotel
- Anna Stratton Browne-A Victorian Enigma, 1855-1936
- History of Anna Stratton Browne
- Salvation Army Building: Soap, Soup and Salvation
- Historical Notes on the Salvation Army in Spokane
- Historic Homes: Blanding's Dream House
- St. Anne's Children's Home: The House of Hope
- How An Organization Answers a Variety of Needs
- Serving Spokane for a Century: Watts Wheel and Automotive Service
- How Watts Wheel and Automotive Service Served Spokane
- The Piano Lady
- How the Piano Lady Filled J.J. Newberry's Dime Store With the Sound of
- Music
- Window Washing at the Paulsen
- How John Andrew Washed Windows on the Paulsen Building
- Redecorating
- Poem
- Christmas 1929
- Buying Christmas Presents for the Family
- He Owes Russia $1200 but. . .I Owe Bob Hope $9.00
- How Don Eagle Played at the Bob Hope Show
- Putting the Finger on Hope
- Making a Record with Bob Hope
- I'll Be Home for Christmas
- Traveling During Christmas
- J.J. Browne
- The Life of J.J. Browne
- Spanning the Spokane River in Steel
- Getting the Trains Across the Spokane River Falls
- To The Chicago World's Fair In A Reefer-There's No Trip That Could Be Cheaper
- Traveling to the World Fair
- Up Deadman Creek in the 1940s
- What Deadman Creek Was Like in the 1940s
- Historic Homes: The Hart Home
- The Expensive Tree
- Waiting Until the Last Minute To Get a Christmas Tree
- Making "Connecticut Yankee" With Bing
- Singing with Bing Crosby
- Buttercups to Myrtle Gaylord
- How Myrtle Gaylord Succeeded in the Field of Journalism
- Friday Musical Club Notes
- How the Musical Club Fostered and Perpetuated Knowledge In Music
- Racing Fire and Wind
- How Alfred Clark Benton Fought a Fire in Pine Creek in 1931.
- The Home 1890
- A Home Away From Home For Children
- Historic Homes: The Codd Home
- The Wide World Impinges on Spokane
- Life in Spokane During World War II
- Inside an Internment Camp
- Being a Japanese-American During the Attack On Pearl Harbor
- Women's Voices: Echoes from World War II
- A Women's Perspective on World War II
- Memories From the Home Front
- Living Through World War I
- A Hero's Choice
- Lieutenant Charles Gumm's Life of Flying
- The Sharecroppers of Hangman Valley Golf Course
- The Story of Twin Boys Working on a Ranch
- My Grandpa
- Poem
- When Grandmother Came to Spokane Falls
- The Life of Mary Jane Magie
- Taking The Train to School 75 Years Ago
- Traveling to School On a Train
- Teacher Meets Bully on the Oregon Trail
- Story on Becoming a Teacher
- What a Wedding Day!
- A Wedding Disaster
- "A Paean to the Peons" of Spokane Civic Theatre
- How Dorothy Darby Smith Starred at the Spokane Civic Theatre
- Wake Up the Hired Man
- A Story About Farm Workers
- Breadman Burch
- Driving Bakery Delivery Trucks In Spokane
- Historic Homes: The Tull Home
- The Sagle Baseball Team
- Story of a Town Baseball Team
- Hidden Valley
- History of Hidden Valley,
- The City That Grabbed My Heart
- Falling in Love With Spokane
- Spokane's Only Medal of Honor Winner
- Bruce Alan Grandstaff: Only Person From Spokane To Be Awarded the Medal of Honor
- Folding Clean Clothes
- Poem
- A Diary of Knox Presby terian Church
- History of Knox Presbyterian Church; origin of Fathers Day
- A War Bride Comes to Spokane
- A Knox Presbyterian Church Vignette
- Mary's Romance
- A Knox Presbyterian Church Vignette
- My Grandfather and the Western Bottling Company
- Diary of the Western Bottling Company
- Historic Homes: The Bode Home
- Spokane's Genuine Looff Carousel
- History of the Looff Carousel
- Riding the Carousel
- Memories of the Carousel
- The Carousel
- Poem
- Elmer Carrico and His Carousel
- Elmer Carrico's Memories of the Carousel
- The Lewis & Clark High School Tradition
- The Different Traditions of Lewis & Clark High School
- The Schoolmarm of Paradise School
- Diary of Paradise School's Schoolmarm
- Liberty Lake: From Settlement to City
- Suppressing Indian Resistance at Liberty Lake
- Our Autumn Garden
- Poem
- Gathering of the Clan
- A Family Get Together
- Paddy, My Sister's Amazing Horse
- Paddy, The Pet Horse
- The Hind Catcher
- Story of a Schoolyard's Baseball Diamond
- Historic Homes: The Gander Home
- Key Words: Historic Homes
- Quaking in Spokane
- Spokane's Earthquakes Through Time
- Peaceful Post Falls
- A Look Into Post Falls
- Wandermere Golf Course: "Spokane's Year 'Round Playground"
- Playing on Wandermere's Golf Course
- Threshing in the Good Old Days
- Being Involved in the Grain Harvest in the Okanogan Valley in the 1930s.
- A View of North Idaho from the Tracks
- The Track's Perspective of North Idaho
- The Railroad Years, From a Woman's Perspective
- Viewing the Railroad Through a Woman's Eyes
- The Fiddling Twins
- The Lives of Fiddling Twins
- My First Fiddle
- Memories of the Fiddle
- Blasting the Swimming Hole
- Saying Goodbye to the Swimming Hole
- My Mother, The Entrepreneur
- Working During the Great Depression
- The Day Mr. Roosevelt Came to Visit
- President Teddy Roosevelt's Visit to Spokane in 1911
- Historic Homes: The Abercrombie Home
- Spokane's Famous Aviator, Nick Mamer
- The Story of Nick Mamer
- Flying with Roy Shreck
- The Adventures of Roy Shreck
- Tomiloran
- Elementary School Bullies
- The Civilian Conservation Corps Invades the Inland Empire
- History of the Civilian Conservation Corps
- The CCC in Riverside State Park
- The Civilian Conservation Corps in Spokane
- Our 4th of July Bombardment
- Having Fun with Fireworks
- The Masonic Temple
- History of the Masonic Temple
- A Family in Uniform
- Family Contributions to the War
- The Night of the Watermelon
- Fruit Poem
- That Wonderful Model T Ford
- How a Six-Year-Old Boy Experienced a Ford
- Dodson's Jewelers: Spokane's Oldest Jewelry Store
- History of Dodson's Jewelers
- The Moran Prairie Country Store
- History of the Moran Prairie Country Store
- "Hear the Voice of Lilacs Calling" The History of the Spokane Lilac Festival
- The Lilac Festival Through the Years
- Prospector Days of Ferry County
- A Tribute to Ferry County
- Historic Homes: The Bleecker Home
- Living on the St. Michael's Mission
- Memories of St. Michael's Mission
- The Spokane Children's Theatre
- History of the Children's Theatre of Spokane
- My Brother the Basement Cop
- School Patrolman at the Wardwell Elementary School
- A Ritzville Landmark: Rummer's Style Center
- Providing the Community with Quality Shoes, Clothing and Service
- Time Marches on in the Great Northern Clock Tower
- Being the Keeper of a Huge Tower Clock
- An Adventure of a Lifetime
- A Boy Scout Trip
- Historic Homes: The Horton Home
- Charting for the War Effort
- Working at the Spokane Army Air Depot Center
- Historic Chapman Lake
- Learning About Chapman Lake
- The Story of Spokane's Union Gospel Mission
- Bonnie Martin and Albert Arend's Story
- The Long Tendrils of the Spokane Floral Association
- History of the Spokane Floral Association
- The Blakely Gardens
- History of the Blakely Gardens
- Recollections of Rickard Gwydir: Colville Indian Agent
- How Rickard Gwydir became a Colville Indian Agent
- A Boy's Adventures in Early Spokane
- How a Boy Grew Up in Spokane
- Lt. Archie M. Buckley: Navy Hero, WSC Quarterback
- History of Lt. Archie M. Buckley
- The Uniting of Two Pioneer Sawmill Families
- The Story of Two Pioneer Families
- The Great Northern Train Wreck of 1906
- The Story of the Great Northern Train Wreck at Diamond Lake
- Life at the Isabella Club
- The First Residence Club for Women by Catholic Laywomen, 1946
- Historic Homes: James Clark Home
- What's In a Name: The Controversy Over the Origin of Spokane's Name
- Is it Spokan or Spokane?
- Bike Racing in Spokane
- Bicycling: The New Sport
- Cataldo Catholic School and The Man Behind the Name
- The Story of Jesuit Father Joseph M. Cataldo
- One Hundred Years with the Rocklyn Zion United Methodist Church
- History of the Zion Methodist Church
- Adapted from "History of the Zion Methodist Church"
- Grandpa's Country Store
- Memories of Grandpa's Country Store in Thornton, Washington
- Giants of the Past: Priest River Logging
- Logging on the Priest River
- Homemade Music
- Growing Up With Music
- The Spokane Sons of Norway: Preserving a Heritage
- A Little Bit of Norway in Spokane
- The Boyhood Days of Bing Crosby
- How Bing Crosby Grew Up
- Spokane's Passion with the State B Basketball Tournament
- A New Fascination: State B Basketball
- The Parkview Girl's Club
- A Home Away From Home for Business Women
- Historic Homes: The Oscar Green Laberee Mansion
- Washington's Own "Orient"
- The History of Orient, Washington
- Cutting the Ice
- How Ice Houses Chilled Food
- Autobiography of Jacob J. Klein
- The Life of Jacob J. Klein
- Ushering the Fox Theatre
- First Real Job: An Usherette
- The Mullan Military Road from Fort Walla Walla to Plante's Ferry
- History of the Mullan Military Road
- Loffs Bay on Lake Coeur d'Alene
- History of Loffs Bay
- Spokane Garry & Daniel Drumheller Settle the Drumheller Springs Area
- History of Drumheller Springs
- Little Journeys Around Colville
- Colville's Growth and Changes Through Time
- Through the Eye of the Camera: The Photographers of North Idaho
- The Styles of Different Photographers of the Region
- Historic Homes: The John Dickinson Sherwood Home
- A Thaw In The Big Chill: Russian Hockey Team Plays Spokane Jets
- Hockey in Spokane
- Horse Racing in Spokane
- History of Horse Racing in Spokane
- The Shack Restaurant
- History of the Shack Restaurant
- Memories of Idaho's "Dad" Roberts
- A Man Who Lived with Nature
- Spokane High School Graduates: The Winter Class of 1900
- Graduating in 1900
- Bob's Secret Chili Recipe
- Discovering Bob's Secret Chili Recipe
- Ride'em Cow (boy)
- Living the Dairy Life
- The Streetcar Strike of 1934
- Living Through the Streetcar Strike of 1934
- Wallace Gamble: Photographs and Memories of a Spokane Taxi Driver
- The Photographs of Taxi Driver, Wallace Gamble
- When the Telephone Wires Were On the Fence Posts
- The Beginnings of Early Day Telephone Service
- Ben Garnett's Miracle Mile
- How Ben Garnett Designed Garnett Way
- Spokane's Magnificent Fox
- History of the Fox Theatre
- The Spokane Fire of 1889
- The Spokane Fire of 1889
- Mount Saint Michael's Mission
- History of Mount Saint Michael's Mission
- Historic Homes: The Charles P. Robbins Home
- A Tiny Schoolroom Didn't Mean a Tiny Education at Orchard Prairie School
- Education at the Orchard Prairie School
- Newman Lake Fly-In
- First Pursuit Group from Michigan Practices Taking-Off on Ice
- Old Mt. Baldy
- Remembering Mt. Baldy
- Absent Without Leave
- Playing Hooky
- Flashes of What Was
- Poem
- His Magic Lives On
- Having a Dad as a Magician
- His Round Barn Still Stands
- How A Barn Helped Support a Family in Latah, Washington
- Spokane Flies High Atop the National Air Races
- How It Feels to Fly Over Spokane, 1927
- "Meet Me Under the Clock" at the Crescent Department Store
- History of the Crescent Department Store
- The First and Only Air-to-Ground Refueling
- Driving Nonstop to Wenatchee
- Discovering Finch Arboretum
- How Finch Arboretum Evolved
- The First Woman Bank Teller
- How Mamie Cameron Made History
- Historic Homes: The Patrick S. Byrne Home
- Hart and Dilatush: Filling Spokane's Prescriptions Since 1918
- How Prescriptions Were Delivered
- One-Room Schools
- Learning in a One-Room School
- The Houses That Jack Built
- Working in the Construction Industry
- The Mother of Presbyterianism in Spokane: The First 75 Years
- History of the First Presbyterian Church in Spokane
- Fairchild Air Force Base: A Historic Perspective
- History of the Fairchild Air Force Base
- Soaring Memories of World War II
- Remembering World War II
- My First Teaching Assignment
- A Teacher Relives His First Encounter with Students in Latah, Washington
- Tomato-Can Golf and High Society at the Spokane Country Club
- Playing Golf at the Spokane Country Club
- A Certain Grace
- Entertainment: The 3 One Armed Musicians
- Historic Homes: The Waikiki Mansion
- Oakesdale's J.C. Baron Flour Mill: A Family Tradition
- History of Oakesdale, Washington's J.C. Baron Flour Mill
- Creating the WSU Cougar-Head Monogram
- The Creation of the Cougar Logo
- The Great Rosalia Bank Robbery of 1935
- How the Rosalia Bank Was Robbed
- A Toast to the B. Schade Brewing Company
- History of the B. Schade Brewing Company, 1881-1957
- Professional Baseball Comes to Spokane
- Introducing Spokane to Baseball
- WWII Boyhood Memories
- Remembering WWII
- Mother Joseph: Sacred Heart of the Pacific Northwest
- The Story of Mother Joseph and Building Sacred Heart Hospital
- Looking Back 50 Years at Nursing
- How Nursing Was Different 50 Years Ago
- Coming Home to the Academy Retirement Community
- Holy Names Academy becomes The Academy Retirement Community.
- The Legend of Wild Willie Willey
- The Nature Man
- Historic Homes: Cannon's Mansion
- A.M. Cannon's Mansion
- The First Days of Camp Sweyolakan
- Remembering Camp Sweyolakan
- A Heady Road to a Remote Country Schoolhouse
- How a Young Girl Became a Teacher
- An Athletic Event
- First College Football Game Experience
- Historic Homes: Austin Corbin II Home
- Neoclassical-style Home
- Whitworth Wins a National Baseball Title in 1960
- Whitworth College's Baseball Victory of 1960
- To the Beat of the Drum
- How the Drumming Band was Created
- Flying My Flight Plan
- Experience of Airplane Pilot Ann Stewart Yeend, 1944
- Steptoe's Revenge
- Colonel Steptoe's Story of Revenge, 1893
- Remembering the Fragrance of Freshly Mown Hay
- The Scent of Freshly Mown Hay, 1930s
- The Palouse Wheat Harvest
- History of the Palouse Wheat Harvest
- "I Gotcha, Charlie I Gotcha!"
- The Story of Louie Sam in Latah, Washington
- Living Atop a Mountain
- Fire Lookout on Frost Point Mountain
- How Fort George Wright Got Its Name
- The Origins of Fort George Wright's Name
- The Buffalo Soldiers of Spokane
- History of Fort George Wright
- The History of Nine Mile Falls
- Nine Mile Falls, Washington
- Historic Homes: The Henry J. Kaiser Home
- The Henry J. Kaiser Home
- The Historic Clark House on Hayden Lake, Idaho
- History of the Clark House
- F. Lewis and Winifred Clark
- Biography of F. Lewis and Winifred Clark
- Painting Spokane
- Early Pioneer Families, Lawton and Bump
- Spokane's Natatorium Trolley Park
- Experiencing Natatorium Trolley Park
- Mrs. Kline Brought the Sandwiches
- Making Sandwiches for Social Gatherings, 1912
- A Tour of the Early Day in Wallace, Idaho
- History of Wallace, Idaho
- Glory Days of the Riverboats on the Pend Oreille River
- Experiencing Riverboats
- Gonzaga University and University of Idaho Share the 1950 NCAA Boxing Title
- Boxing Between Gonzaga University and University of Idaho
- Bud Ward, Spokane's First National Golf Champion
- Bud Ward's Story, 1930s
- Shriners Shine Through Centuries of Secrecy
- Principal Activities of Masons Through the Decades
- The Tenacious Town of Hunters
- History of Hunters, Washington.
- The Quilt Circle
- Mathilda Anderson's Desire for Fashion
- Historic Homes: The Louis Davenport/ Richard Porter Home
- Vacationing at Priest Lake, ID
- Fun Times at Priest Lake, Idaho, 1920s
- Mullan, Idaho: Celebrating the Fourth of July
- Fourth of July Celebration in Mullan, Idaho, 1905
- Wreck of the "S" Bridge on the Northern Pacific Railroad
- The Northern Pacific Railroad bridge between Mullan, Idaho and Lookout Pass, Idaho
- The Davenport Hotel
- Learning About the Davenport Hotel
- Proud to Serve
- Jack Johnson's War Experiences
- Marguerite Motie: The First "Miss Spokane"
- How Marguerite Motie Became "Miss Spokane", 1912
- The Alleged Theft of the Monroe Street Bridge Design
- The Happenings of the Monroe Street Bridge Design, 1910
- Family Lines
- A Lyons Family Fishing Tradition, 1956
- My Home Town: Thornton, Washington
- Living in Thornton, Washington, 1920s
- Tom Aspend, Colville's Colorful Barber
- Humoristic Barber in Colville, Washington
- Little Journeys Around Colville
- Colville Memories
- My First Love
- Why a Little Girl Loved Her Father
- Historic Homes
- The James Monaghan Home
- The Old National Building
- History of the Old National Building
- They Don't Make Them as "TUFF" as They Used To!
- Story of Carl Ellingsen sports star
- The Originator of Father's Day
- How Father's Day Evolved, 1910
- The B.R. Lewis Lumber Company
- Coeur d'Alene's First Major Sawmill
- Mysteries Surround the Death of Famous Pioneer Mill Operator Joseph Heinrich
- A Spokane County Pioneer Mystery Story
- Waterville's Historic Hotel
- History of Waterville's Historic Hotel
- Childhood Folly
- Being Daddy's Girl and the Baby Sister
- The Dance Lesson
- Remembering Freshman Year of High School, 194
- A Step Through Time: The Steptoe Story
- History of Steptoe
- James Monaghan: Profile of an Early Pioneer
- James Monaghan's Profile
- The Beginnings of the Spokane Police Department
- How the Spokane Police Department Began
- Joel Warren: Spokane's Famous Chief of Police
- Joel Warren's Profile
- Early Inland Northwest Serial Murders
- The Beginning of Serial Murders
- The Nation's Oldest Active Murder Case: Newport, Washington
- A Critique from Timothy Egan's book Breaking Blue
- Historic Homes
- Seaton/Segerstrom Home
- Spokane's Lost Garden - The Moore-Turner Garden
- Discovering A Garden on Seventh Avenue
- The History of Betts Oil Company
- How Betts Oil Company Evolved
- Once Upon a Time. . .Gonzaga University Played Football
- How Gonzaga University Once Played Football, 1920s
- The Newspapers of Spokane
- How Spokane Newspapers Evolved
- Sacred Heart School of Nursing: A Home Away From Home
- The Comforts of Sacred Heart School of Nursing, 1940s
- Rootless in Spokane
- Finding the Roots of Spokane, 1936
- Okanogan to Seattle in 1918
- The Okanogan to Seattle Road Trip
- Northwestern Business College
- Photos of Northwestern Business College, 1943
- Sweet Peas for Polly
- Admiring Polly Bemis, A Chinese Lady, 1933
- Early Days of Freeman, Washington
- Remembering Freeman, WA, 1937
- The Metaline Extension of "The Blackwell Road"
- Why the Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad Was Called the "Blackwell Road"
- The Stevens County Historical Society: From 1903 to 2000
- Stevens County Historical Society, 1903-2000
- Peaceful Valley
- Written Documentation of Peaceful Valley
- Murder in Peaceful Valley
- How the Murder of Peaceful Valley Happened, July 8, 1893
- From Miss Spokane to Miss America Pageant
- The Story of Laura Eva King: Miss Spokane 1927
- The National Parks Highway Tour of 1916
- Driving the Highways of 1916
- Liberty Park Florist & Greenhouse
- Establishing Liberty Park Florist & Greenhouse, 1928
- Going Slow & Smelling the Sagebrush
- Driving During the 1930s
- Historic Homes
- Burgess L. Gordon's Home
- The Early Days of Cheney
- History of Cheney, Washington
- Sixteen Cords of Education
- Keeping Young Boys Busy Chopping Firewood
- The Invention of the Telephone and Its Introduction to the Inland Northwest
- The Effects of the Telephone to the Inland Northwest
- For Gram With Love
- A Love Story for Grandma, 1939
- The Arthur Jones Company
- Founder of Spokane's Oldest Real Estate Company
- The Great Wandermere Ski-Jump
- Spokane's Ski Tournament, 1934
- The Spokane Symphony
- Looking Into the Spokane Symphony, 1945-2000
- From Calaboose to High Rise: Jails of Spokane
- Spokane's Jails, 1881-1919
- Growing Up in Stevens County
- Learning About Stevens County, 1930
- The First Murder in Spokane Police Ranks
- Spokane's First Police Officer Death
- Spokane Club: Through the Looking Glass of Change
- History of the Spokane Club
- The Pigeon Caper
- Catching Pigeons under the Monroe Street Bridge, 1936
- Where the Hunt Begins
- Working in the Springdale Coffee Shop & Hotel During Hunting Season, 1949
- Hazen & Jaeger: Gracious Caring for 90 Years
- Spokane's First Residential Funeral Home
- Maestro at the Keyboard
- The Dave Yost Band, 1960s
- Buttons, Buttons, Who Has The Buttons?
- City of the Sun Button Club, 1956
- Life at Spokane College
- History of Spokane College, 1930s
- Welcome Wagon of Spokane
- Helping Newcomers Become Acquainted with the City, 1956
- The Tenth Mission: Part 2
- Wartime Experience of Bonners Ferry Boy, 1940s
- Early Theatre and Vaudeville
- Show Business with Biny Bonner , 1947-1954
- Horse Power the Old Fashioned Way
- How Horses Were Helpful During the Depression Era in Tonasket, 1923-1940
- Mr. Orchid Man
- The Language & Sentiment of Flowers at Glenrose Nursery.
- Memories of Early Days in Spokane
- Spokane in the Eyes of Carl H. Trunk, 1887
- The Many Paths of Love
- How Love Was In the Spokane Air, 1940
- We Built A Farm
- How to Build a Farm, 1954
- See the Big Picture
- Photograph Albums of Charles Libby & Son, 1800s-1972
- Come Blow Your Horn
- Remembering the Big Band Era, 1930s
- The Tenth Mission
- Wartime Experience of a Bonners Ferry Boy, 1940s
- A Fair Chance in Life
- Building the Hutton Settlement by Levi and May Hutton, 1887
- Old Post Falls: Peeking Back From Photographs
- Memories of Post Falls, 1929-1947
- A Paper for A Penny and Other Tales
- A Profile on Ben Miller, 1916-1940
- Does Anyone Know the Words?
- Music in the Good Ole' Days, 1920s
- The Beginnings of Lincoln County
- How Lincoln County Evolved, 1908
- Location: Lincoln County
- To Coeur d'Alene and Bust
- Remembering Coeur d'Alene, 1940s
- Author: Bob Liepold
- You are Cordially Invited. . .
- Invitation to Attend the Third Public Hanging in the County Send Out by County Sheriff, 1899
- School House Pranks from Days Gone Past
- Halloween School Prank
- Racing the Toaster
- The Adventures of a Child
- Starch and Stripes
- Mary Chapman as a Nurse at Deaconess Hospital, 1940s-1950s
- Gracious Lady
- The Graciousness of Rose Wheeler Walston at Myers Falls, 1900s
- Dog Days of Summer
- Summer During World War II, 1943
- Those Unforgettable Years: Memories of the 1900s
- Memories of the 1900s
- A Club of Friendship - The BOF Club
- A Night of Dancing, Eating and Making New Friends, 1930s, 1940s.
- I'm Coming Home. . .A Christmas To Remember
- Coming Home From Japan, 1945
- Winter in the Stables
- Childhood Memories of the Playfair Race Course, 1936
- A Montana Ranch Christmas
- Spending Christmas on a Montana Ranch, 1949
- Carrousel of Friendship
- Remembering the Looff Carrousel in Natatorium Park, 1920s
- Make a Joyful Noise
- Singing in Church, 1940s
- The Skies Were Alive Over Spokane
- The Arrival of the Spokane Airport, 1932
- A Pioneer Account of Early Day Experiences
- Reminiscences of Albert S. Johnson, 1867-1950
- Rotary Club of Spokane: Spokane Businessmen Unite in Early 1900s
- Spokane's Rotary Club
- Merry Christmas, Mr. Ryder
- A Fascination for a BB Gun, 1930s
- The Early Days of Kootenai County (1908-1920)
- Memories of Elegance
- Working at the Davenport Hotel in 1940s
- Woman's Club Launched in 1905
- The Beginning of the Spokane Woman's Club in 1905
- Legacy of Determination: Kootenai Style
- Living Through the Great Depression Days
- A Home Town Boy
- A Glimpse of Bing Crosby 's Life
- Growing Up in Spokane
- Moving to and Living in Spokane in 1910
- The Wisdom of Sisters
- Growing Up With Two Older Sisters
- Curb-Side Service With A Smile!
- Working at French Cleaners in 1941
- These Canaries Sang Off-Tune: Lester Patrick Brings Hockey to Spokane
- The Introduction of Hockey to Spokane, 1911
- Happiness, Hardship & Laughter
- Early marriage experiences with little money in 1944.
- Early Farmhand Job Leads to Owning Hundreds of Acres
- One Good Thing Leads to Another in the 1930 in Pomeroy.
- Music Hath Power
- Music in early America, from the 1920s through WW II
- The Changeover from Horses to Tractors
- Horses, Then Tractors in 1928
- Memories in the Air
- Memories of 1966 by Wey Simpson at the KHQ Studio
- Billy Got Her Goat
- Fun During World War II era
- The General Meeting
- Meeting a Japanese general under unusual circumstances on Awagi Island, Japan in 1945.
- If We Didn't Have It We Used. . .
- What We Used Fifty Years Ago
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