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  • Seeking Light in Each Dark Room 
    Bodeen, Jim; Obisbo, Arturo; Barriga, Maria Guadalupe; Santos, Manuh; Martinez, Michelle; Beltran, Estakio; Gonzalez, Eloisa; Pola, Monica; Padilla, Maribel; Manjarrez, Cristal; Whizar, Tatiana; Perez, Gaston; Rosales, Oscar; Herrera, Eleazar; Gamboa, Martha; Gutierrez, Marco; Campos, Rosalinda; Cruz, Erika; Estrada, Uziel; Caro, Antonia; Mendes, Natividad; Barriga, Maria Rosa; Mancilla, Abraham; Torres, Ricardo; Ruiz, German; Robles, Rosa; Guzman, Claudia; Abundiz, Clementina; Hernandez, Daisy; Placencia, Oswaldo; Ruiz, Antonio; Rivera, Beatriz; Campos, Pedro; Campos, Bertha; Mendez, Roberto; Segura, Yoshikovasha; Caro, Maria; Flores, Blanca; Saucedo, Octavio; Hernandez, Erika; Galeana, Francisco; Mendoza, Laura; Farias, Cesar; Perez, Paloma; Barriga, Rosa; Padilla, Trinidad; Guapilla, Josie; Barriga, Maria de Jesus; Nava, Lilia; Rodriguez, Mayra; Mendoza, Liliana; Garibay, Jose (Blue Begonia Press, 2002)
    A scanned image of the table of contents for the poetry book, Sedding Light in Each Dark Room.
  • Yakima Bull Trout Action Plan Final September 2012 
    Reiss, Yuki K.; Thomas, Jeff; Anderson, Eric; Cummins, Jim (Yakima Basin Fish and Wildlife Recovery Board (YBFWRB), Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Mid-Columbia Fishery Resource Office (collectively, the YBTAP Working Group), 2012-09)
    Summary of information on bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus) populations in the Yakima Basin. This includes populations status, trends and distribution, habitat, a detailed analysis of threats, and relevant monitoring and ...
  • Columbia Basin System Planning Salmon and Steelhead Production - Yakima River Basin 
    Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakima Indian Nation and The Washington Department of Fisheries (Northwest Power Planning Council, 1990-09-01)
    This plan is one of the 31 Columbia river subbasin plans that comprise the system planning effort. The system plan will guide the adoption of future salmon and steelhead enhancement projects under the Northwest Power ...
  • Yakima Steelhead Recovery Plan Extracted from the 2005 Yakima Subbasin Salmon Recovery Plan with Updates 
    Conley, Alex; Freudenthal, Joel; Lind, David; Mees, Phil; Visser, Richard (Yakima Basin Fish & Wildlife Recovery Board, 2009-09-30)
    This document is an updated version of the Steelhead portion of the 2005 NOAA Fisheries approved interim recovery, Subbasin Salmon Recovery Plan. THis document is a recovery plan for ESA (Endangered Species Act) listed ...
  • John Day Dam Construction 
    Relander, Click; Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. (1961-02-28)
    A photograph of construction of the John Day Dam.
  • Discover the Yakima County Heritage Digital Collection 
    Walker, Teresa (Yakima Valley Libraries, 2015)
    An informational brochure about Yakima County Heritage, a digital project of Washington Rural Heritage.
  • Watershed Management Plan: Yakima River Basin 
    Prepared by Economic and Engineering Services, Inc. in Association with Montgomery Water Group, Inc. R.C. Bain & Associates and McKenzie Consulting; Yakima River Basin Watershed Planning Unit; Tri-County Water Resources Agency; Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (Tri-County Water Resource Agency, 2003)
    The Watershed Plan provides a "roadmap" for maintaining and improving the Basins economic base, planning responsibly for expected growth in population, managing water resources for the long-term, and protecting the Basins' ...
  • The Yakima Herald--Vol. XVI--No. 51--December 21, 1904. 
    Tuesley, Geo.N. (Yakima Herald Publishing Co., 1904-12-21)
    Front page devoted to the trial of Millard Boyd on a charge of Infanticide. Other articles in this issue include: "Local hay market is most discouraging", "Hop yards to be planted near Prosser", a short statement of five ...
  • The Yakima Herald--VOL. XVI -- No. 52 -- December 28,1904 
    Tuesley, Geo. N. (Yakima Herald Publishing Co., 1904-12-28)
    New school authorized by vote, advertisements for photographer F. J. Tickner, Ditter Brothers Store, Cascade Lumber, Coffin Bros. Department Store, and G.T. Aumiller "City Drayman."
  • Annotated map of Indian territories in the Pacific Northwest 
    Relander, Click (previously unpublished, 1950)
    Hand drawn map with annotations in Relander's handwriting describing territories of a variety of tribal lands.
  • Strongheart Offers Library of Indian Lore to Yakimas 
    anon (Yakima Herald, 1953-07-09)
    Nipo Strongheart's library of some 12,000 items dealing with Indian lore, culture and Western Americana was presented as a gift to the Yakima people at a Tribal Council meeting. Strongheart's gift was given "to perpetuate ...
  • Elite Styles: the magazine of sartorial delights 
    Unknown author (Elite Styles, 1920)
    An illustrated fashion journal for fashionable women and progressive dressmakers... with full page lithographs of color fashion illustrations that include a back view of each design and the type and length of material ...
  • Stories of Pacific Powerland #362 - Smowalla 
    Relander, Click; Olmsted, Nelson (Pacific Power and Light, 1968)
    Sponsored by Pacific Power and Light, this short radio spot features Nelson Olmstead telling the story of Click Relander's relationship with the Wanapum band of the Yakama Nation.
  • Sample Index 
    Unknown author (Yakima Herald-Republic, 1978)
    newspaper article index
  • Carl Bodmer Paints the Indian Frontier 
    Smithsonian Institution (Smithsonian Institution, 1954)
    An exhibition index and descriptive text for the 1954 Smithsonian traveling exhibition of Bodmer's original sketches and watercolors. Green wraps. 25 pp. 9 bw plates. Short essays by Karl Viktor Prinz zu Wied and John C. ...
  • Sih-Chidä and Mahchsi-Karehde 
    Bodmer, Karl (1843)
    A full-length double portrait by Bodmer, composed from sketches made during the winter of 1833-1834. On the left stands Sih-Chidä (`Yellow Feather') a young warrior who was fascinated by Bodmer's work. His portrait was ...
  • Mexkemahuastan, Chief of the Gros-Ventres of the Prairies. 
    Bodmer, Karl (derivative)
    Hand-colored aquatint engraving by Hürlimann after Bodmer, blind stamp. Bodmer painted this portrait of Mexkemáuastan (`Stirring Iron'), a Gros Ventre chief and medicine man, in 1833.
  • Indian Utensils and Arms 
    Bodmer, Karl (First state of this work was prepared for publication in TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMERICA, which was originally published by Ackermann and Co, London., derivative)
    There are multiple works that use this same title, all by Bodmer. An elaborately composed grouping of Indian artifacts based on drawings made of items that Prince Maximilian purchased and brought back to Europe as well as ...
  • Facsimile of an Indian Painting 
    Máto-Tópe (Le Magasin pittoresque, derivative)
    Self portrait of the artist wearing full feather headdress, in hand-to-hand combat with a Cheyenne chief.
  • Pehriska-Ruhpa 
    Bodmer, Karl (First state of this work was prepared for publication in TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMERICA, which was originally published by Ackermann and Co, London., derivative)
    Hand-coloured aquatint engraving by Paul Legrand after Bodmer, blindstamp. This powerful portrait of Péhriska-Rúhpa ('Two Ravens') presents the warrior and chief of the Hidatsa as a figure of great dignity. His shirt is ...

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