Item consists of one photograph of Seattle, Washington.

Travelogue. Cruising from Seattle to Juneau aboard the S.S. "Alaska" (Alaska Steamship Company). Brief shots of coastal scenery en route -- probably including BC. Also includes footage of Ketchikan; fish trap with salmon swirling inside; cannery or fish plant; frozen salmon and halibut; Wrangell Narrows; scenes in downtown Juneau; Mendenhall Glacier; Alaska-Juneau gold mine.

Item consists of one photograph of the city of Seattle, Washington. Waterfront warehouse B of the Oregon Improvement Co. is central.

Journal of a journey from Fort Vancouver to York Factory,1835 (original and typed transcript), notebooks and clipping books, expense book (1869), synopsis of Columbia affairs (1843-1848), messages of the governor on the opening and prorogation of the House of Assembly of Vancouver Island (1856-1864), journal kept by Martha Douglas during a visit to Europe (1872-1873), and a Douglas family bible. The records were originally microfilmed as Reel A00818.

The collection consists of records related to the creation and function of the Sisters of St. Ann in St. Joseph's Province, which covers the geographic area of British Columbia, the Yukon, Alaska, Oregon and Washington State. The SSA Archives acquired records created by the Sisters and the Corporation, as well as associated bodies such as parent-teacher organizations or alumnae societies for the schools they were involved in. The collection is currently arranged into 53 fonds, with the records created by The Sisters in one main fonds (PR-2415) which is comprised of approximately 140 series. The additional fonds are records created by external related bodies, such as the St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae, Providence Farm in Duncan, and the Friends of St. Ann's Academy.

The Sisters of St. Ann were involved in education and healthcare throughout British Columbia as well as in the Yukon and Alaska, and the records in this collection represent those activities, as well as the place of the congregation in the broader Catholic landscape of Western Canada. Records reflect the Sisters' presence in parochial and residential schools as well as hospitals, but also their relationship to their motherhouse in Lachine, Quebec, and the reporting structures of a congregation of women religious. There are many series that are related to a specific institution where the Sisters worked, but additional information about that institution will be held in administrative series such as the Provincial Bursar records or the Provincial Superior records.

The records in this collection are on numerous formats, including textual, photographic, audio and visual recordings, artworks, published library materials, objects, and digital records.

The item is a microfilm copy of a thesis by Thomas Melville Hess titled "Snohomish grammatical structure." 1967. iii, 110 leaves. Thesis (Ph.D.), University of Washington, 1967. Vita. Bibliography: leaf 110. University Microfilms, 68-3852.

Sweeney Cooperage was established in Victoria in 1889. Over the next ninety years, the cooperage grew from a small business into a Vancouver-based international organization with branches in Montreal (ex John Paxton and Company) and Seattle (ex Western Cooperage). Development of Vancouver's False Creek industrial area, the site of the cooperage, forced the closure of the business in 1981. Records include articles of incorporation, minutes, by-laws and financial records of the Sweeney companies, John Paxton and Company and Western Cooperage. Also included are industrial appraisement books which give a complete appraisal of plants and equipment and contain photographs and drawings.

Sweeney Cooperage, manufacturers of barrels, staves and headings, was established in Victoria in 1889. Over the next ninety years, the cooperage grew from a small business into a Vancouver based international organization with branches in Montreal (John Paxton and Co.) and Seattle (Western Cooperage). Development of Vancouver's False Creek industrial area, the site of the cooperage, forced the closure of the business in 1981.

Records include articles of incorporation, minutes, by-laws and financial records of the Sweeney companies, John Paxton and Co. and Western Cooperage. Also included are industrial appraisement books which give a complete appraisal of plants and equipment and contain photographs and drawings.

Item consists of one photograph of the Tacoma Mill Co. sawmill in Tacoma, Washington. The mill was built in 1869 by Charles Hanson and initially named the Hanson-Ackerson sawmill. It was destroyed by fire in 1922.

Item consists of one aerial photograph of Tacoma, Washington. Hawthorne School is visible at the viewer's left

Item consists of one photograph of the port city of Tacoma, Washington.

Item consists of one photograph of the waterfront at Tacoma, Washington.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the waterfront at Tacoma, Washington.

Item consists of one aerial photograph of Tacoma, Washington, looking westward up Commencement Bay from McKinley Hill.

CALL NUMBER: T4303:0711 - 0712 SUMMARY: "The Bush and the Salon" was a CBC radio series that recreated early Canadian life from letters, diaries and other sources. This episode, "Waiilatpu, 1847", adapted by Peter Haworth, is an account of the Whitman massacre near Fort Walla Walla, Washington, based on the journals of the Canadian painter Paul Kane.;