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Young George Washington
George Washington, first American President: Early life in Virginia on Rappahannock and Potomac Rivers. Great-grandfather known by Indians as Destroyer of Villages.
• george washington
• george washington the boy
• early family life of washington near the potomac r
• john washington as destroyer of villages
• washington’s birth place in westmoreland county
Shootout at Kennewick, Washington
On October 31, 1906, prior to the shootout, Kid Barker and partner robbed two Kennewick, Washington stores.
• shootout at kennewick in washington
• lewis and clark arrive some one hundred years earl
• kid barker mystery man
• kennewick in washington
• robbery in early washington
Shootout at Kennewick, Washington
On October 31, 1906, prior to the shootout, Kid Barker and partner robbed two Kennewick, Washington stores.
• shootout at kennewick in washington
• lewis and clark arrive some one hundred years earl
• kid barker mystery man
• kennewick in washington
• robbery in early washington
Spokane - World 's Fair and Beyond
Spokane boasted the 1974 World's Fair, and now it has grown into the biggest city on the Eastern side of Washington State. Don't let that fool you, though, It's "small town" at heart.
• spokane
• world's fair
• big city
• outdoors
• eastern washington
The Homes of Booker T. Washington
Two national historic sites honor one of the nation's most highly respected educators of the nineteenth century.
• hardy virginia
• tuskeegee alabama
• booker t. washington national monument
• oaks
• booker t. washington
More Fall Thoughts
Fall again enchants me, with surprises along the way as I walk in the country. Trees, water, flowers, leaves, cougars. Cougars?
• fall
• country
• walk
• cougar
• endorphins
Washington’s Cherry Tree
George Washington as a child, according to the writing of Mason Locke Weems, is believed to have chopped down a cherry tree. Is the tale legend or fact?
• washington’s cherry tree
• american legends and facts
• george washington
• america’s first president
• mason locke weems
Author of Washington's Biography
Did George Washington, as a small boy, chop down his father's cherry tree or did Weems invent this story for his biography of George Washington entitled: Life of George W
• george washington’s cherry tree legend
• father of our country
• mason locke weems
• wood chopping
• i can not tell a lie
George Washington
The life and times of the first President of the United States of America.
• first president
• george washington
• the american revolution
• the war for independance
• mt. vernon
Martha Washington: First Lady
The remarkable life and times of the "first" First Lady of the United States.
• martha washington
• first lady
• white house
• george washington
• robert e. lee
Washington Book Makes Money
Weems writes his biography of Washington for the money. He was a shrewd businessman and knew what the public wanted and needed. They needed a hero and bought one, a copy
• george washington
• president
• weems
• memorial
• washington d. c.
American Indians in Washington State
American Indians in Washington State are a culture often misunderstood. Take a look at the rich cultural links offered by our state library.
• native americans
• sherman alexie
• makah whale hunting
• casinos
• culture
Edmund Maxwell Foundation for Washington Students
A description and outline of the information on the Edmund F. Maxwell foundation, designed to help college bound students in or attending a post-secondary Washington school.
• scholarship
• money for college
• college money
• college aid
• financial aid
The Heart of Washington State: The People Who Live Here
Meet some folks around the state: some you will recognize, others are less known. Then let me know who you want to visit or where you want to go.
• personalities
• bill gates
• washington
• washington state
• paul allen
The Logging Industry Comes to Washington
Logging came to Washington State from back East in the early 1900's. Stewart Holbrook paints a colorful tale of this culture in his 1938 book, <u>Holy Old Mackinaw</u>.
• logging
• logger
• timber
• sawmill
• stewart holbrook
The Tri-Cities in Washington State
While visiting the Tri-Cities of Washington State my thoughts turn to Hanford Nuclear Reservation
• tri-cities
• hanford
• hanford nuclear reservation
• richland
• pasco
Washington State 100 Years Ago
I travel back in time 100 years to see what Washington State was like then.
• 1899
• pacific northwest
• industrialization
• cities
• labor
Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon, “The King of Grapes”, reigns over a smaller realm in the Pac NW than in other parts of the world. In Bordeaux, it provides the structure and backbone of the world’s most illustrious and sought after red wine blends. In California, it commands the highest prices and most expensive vineyard sites in the U.S.. It is a slightly different story in Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
• washington state
• wine
• cabernet sauvignon
• vintage
• pacific northwest
Washington State Dad Extraordinaire
Happy Father's Day to My Dad from Washington State Northwest, the guy who instilled in me the "curiosity to see the world outside" from the earliest days I can remember.
• washington state
• dad
• father's day
Washington Wine News
Washington is growing at the rate of 18 wineries every 6 weeks according to sources at the WA Wine Commission. Reminiscent of a certain CA valley 25 years ago, it is a place making news. These are few compilations of recent news reports from various sources.
• wa
• wines
• walla walla
• washington wine commission
2006 Top NHL Draft Picks
The 2006 NHL draft was full of dreams being fulfilled, with the future young talent waiting patiently for their names to be called by an NHL team.
• nhl
• 2006
• draft
• entry
• picks
Redskins Sean Taylor Avoids Jail
The Washington Redskins' Sean Taylor is the latest professional athlete to plead his way out of prison. Now, he'll teach America's youth. Imagine this lesson.
• sean taylor
• washington redskins
• nfl
• taylor
• redskins
Time Is Running Out
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb needs to right the ship before the door finally closes on him and the Eagles.
• donovan mcnabb
• philadelphia eagles
• nfl
• washington redskins
• super bowl
Walter Johnson's World Series
Eighteen years into baseball's greatest pitching career, Walter Johnson is in his first World Series, loses twice, and gets an unexpected final chance.
• walter johnson
• washington baseball
• great pitchers in world series
• 1924 world series
• baseball ironies
A Fair Summer
Fairs are one of my favorite things to do in the summer. Come with me to read about what I did there. I really enjoy being a kid again when I go to the fair. Since our weather here leaves lots to be desired, I lucked out with sunshine, even!
• fair
• southwest washington fair
• puyallup
• chehalis
• thurston county fair
A Northwest Wine Primer, Part 2
A continuation and overlap of the first thumbnail sketch of Pac NW wine history, this one covering Prohibition to current situations.
• washington
• oregon
• idaho
• wine
• vineyards
After months of waiting, Makah finally kill a gray
For the first time in more than 70 years, Makah Indians seeking to re-establish their whale-hunting tradition harpooned and killed a gray whale off the Pacific coast this week.
• makah
• gray whale
• washington
• neah bay
Are Your Ski Legs Ready?
If you are a skier, it's time to get those boards waxed and ready. Warren Miller, here I come!
• ski
• skiing
• glen plake
• warren miller
• washington
Camping in High Style
You have not had an experience in Washington State luxury camping until you visit Washington State Parks and learn what is available for your use.
• washington state parks
• yurts
• cabins
• lodges
• camping
Inside Shalonda Enis
Washington Mystics Center Shalonda Enis is more than just a great basketball player.
• shalonda enis
• wnba
• washington mystics
• chamique holdsclaw
• role models
Kalaloch on the Pacific Ocean
Kalaloch, one of the state's unchanged beaches in Olympic National Park on Highway 101 on the Pacific Ocean is a great getaway place.
• kalaloch beach
• washington state
• highway 101
• camping
• beach trail 4
La la Law School
The Kaplan Experience or, How I'm Gonna Make it Through Law School
• law school
• distance education
• distance learning
• online
• kaplan
Meandering Into Fall
Fall is here. I am wandering around the state to let you know what's going on to celebrate the season. Join me.
• fall
• washington
• washington state
• classic cars
• trees
Peanuts Pack Protein
Peanuts are nutritious and delicious. Although not native to America, we sure seem to love them.
• peanut
• peanuts
• gooder
• george washington carver
• peanut butter
Pike Place Market in Seattle
Put on those trekking shoes, grab your umbrella and sun hat and come on down to the excitng, fresh, cosmopolitan farmers market known worldwide, the Seattle Pike Place Market.
• farmer's market
• seattle
• pike place
• washington state
Port Angeles - My Home Town
This is where I grew up, carefree as any kid could be. Mountains, the ocean, ice skating, hiking, trips to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada: they all defined my days there as a child and young adult. Today the magic is still there, but the town has changed quite a bit.
• washington state
• memories
• sightseeeing
Puget Sound Passion
Percival Landing at the southernmost tip of Puget Sound is a great place to view life in Northwest Washington State.
• percival landing
• washington state
• tourism
Trekking Through Tacoma
A look at famous downtown Tacoma sites, and a short biography on Dale Chihuly, world renowned glass artist.
• trekking
• university of washington
• union station
• tacoma dome
• washington state history museum
Weather
Every Western Washingtonian addresses weather in a day's conversations with others.
• weather
• sun-starved
• washington
• western
• northwest
Weems-Botts Museum, Dumfries, Virginia
The oldest structure in Dumfries, Virginia was once the bookstore and lodging for traveling salesman, Mason Locke Weems.
• weems-botts museum
• mason locke weems
• dumfries
• virginia
• george washington
Wenatchee and Whale Editorial
Wenatchee, Washington, the Apple Capitol of the World, is a city known for its agriculture and great sites to see. It is located in Chelan County east of the Cascade Mountains in Washington.
• chelan county
• apples
• leavenworth
• ohme gardens
• ardenvoir
Kennewick Robbers in Hobo Jungle
Following the robbery in Kennewick, Washington a bloody shootout occurs in Kennewick's Hobo Jungle.
• kennewick robbers hid in hobo jungle
• lawmen die in washington shootout
• robberies in early washington state
• shootout at kennewick
• robberies on halloween
National Dance Week
April 20 - 29, 2007 is National Dance Week celebrated by the United Dance Merchants of America. See how you can be involved in this historical event.
• national dance week
• ballet
• tap
• jazz
• capezio
A Presidential Decision About Cuba
President John F. Kennedy advises the public of the missiles on Cuba and decides to impose a blockade.
• cuban missile crisis
• john f. kennedy
• blockade
• quarantine
• national security council