WCHS Journal #19

NUMBER 19, DECEMBER 2019

• Charles Edward Butler: Chronicled Avalanche and Ravages of War, by Dean Kahn

• The Trede/Spees House on Central Avenue: And the Evolution of Bellingham’s Residential Downtown, by Lynette Felber

• The Handwritten Letter: From Here to There, and Vice Versa, by Lance Lindell

• Blue Canyon Coal Mine: Early Efforts at Safety in the Workplace, by Daniel Locke  

• “To Lie There Forever, on the Silver Crest of the World:” The Memorial Poetry of Ella Higginson, by Marielle Stockton

• Naomi Ruth Reimer: Detailed Family’s Mennonite Odyssey, by Dean Kahn 

• Labor Unrest on Bellingham Bay: The Raid on the Shasta, by Todd Warger

• Play Misty for Me: The Power of a Classic Pop Song 1964-1974, by Lance Lindell

• Virginia’s Café: Striking a Work-Life Balance, by Jerry H. Gill

• Elizabeth Watts Henley: A Life of Poetry and Personal Challenges, by Dean Kahn

• The Washington Colony: I Don’t Think We’re in Kansas Anymore, 1880-1885, by Lance Lindell