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  • W. E. A. Special Legislative Assembly. 
    Unknown (UNKNOWN, 1956-05-12)
    Begins with a welcome to Yakima and then gives handy phone numbers from the Yakima area. Also gives the rates for long distance calls from Yakima to various places. Ends with interesting facts about Yakima and Washington State.
  • W. P. Winans - notes - Transcript. 
    Winans, W. P. (UNPUBLISHED, 1909)
    "Before the organization of the county government, gold was discovered on the Pend O'Reille river by Joe Morrell in 1854, and in 1855, the news being scattered abroad caused quite a number of miners, packers and traders ...
  • W. S. Clark's children. 
    Anon (UNPUBLISHED, 1985)
    Gathering data for the Yakima Valley Centennial Celebration.
  • W. T. Grant Company 
    Relander, Click (Yakima Valley Libraries, 1960)
    W. T. Grant Building located at Northeast corner of 3rd and Yakima Avenue.
  • W. V. Rinehart's horse has been left at Malheur Agency. 
    Smith, Arden R. (UNPUBLISHED, 1882-08-14)
    Letter ends, "I sell everything here but buildings on 24th."
  • Wa-Tis-Te-Me-Ne 
    Relander Collection
    Portrait of Wa-tis-te-me-ne.
  • Wagon Road 
    Relander Collection
    Depression in ground marks the old Wagon Road from Goldendale to Yakima over Toppenish Ridge.
  • Wagon Road 
    Relander Collection
    Mr. Russ Morris on the old Wagon Road from Goldendale to Yakima on Toppenish Ridge.
  • Wagon Road 
    Relander Collection
    Direction of the Old Wagon road oveer Toppenish Ridge from Goldendale to Yakima.
  • Wagon Road 
    Relander Collection
    A wagon road between Goldendale and North Dales atop Toppenish Ridge overlooking the Yakima Valley as it appeared in October 1963.
  • Wagon Road 
    Relander Collection
    The old Canyon Road from Goldendale to Yakima up from the Satus Valley, depression at lower left marks the road.
  • Wagon Road 
    Relander Collection
    Deprssion in ground, left, marks the old Wagon Road on Toppenish Ridge.
  • Wagons 
    Relander Collection (Yakima Valley Libraries, )
    Wagons are assembled for the Fruitvale Pioneer Day Parade.
  • Wahluke Slope, Washington clippings folder. 
    Various (Unknown, 1947-06-05)
    Clippings range from June 5, 1947 through June 13, 1968, with one undated clippings also included. Some headlines include: "Wahluke Slope land purchased: atomic energy commission to take over 63,000 acres," and "Wahluke ...
  • Wahsise 
    anon (Yakima Valley Libraries, )
    Pauline Wahsise, Indian Princess at Ellensburg Rodeo.
  • Wahsise 
    anon (Yakima Valley Libraries, )
    Paulene Wahsise, 1953 Princess at Ellensburg Rodeo.
  • Wahsise 
    anon (Yakima Valley Libraries, )
    Pauline Wahsise, close-up.
  • Walla Walla ransacked and burned. 
    Ricard, Pascal (unknown, )
    "Fr. Pandosy at his arrival foun the savages at arms."
  • "Walla Walla was long overdue but is off to a good start." 
    Foster, Chapin D. (UNPUBLISHED, 1954-08-18)
    "It was a case, I think, of combining their pioneer and historical thinking. It strikes me you have somewhat the same situation in Yakima county. You should have a strong county historical society but I realize that is a ...
  • Walla Walla, Washington clippings folder. 
    Various (Unknown, 1946-11-06)
    Clippings range from November 6, 1946 through May 13, 1951, with eight undated clippings also included. Some headlines include: "Life in 70s was different tempo than Walla Walla now," and "Ancient building, school and ...

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