WCHS Journal #2

NUMBER TWO, OCTOBER 2001

• Skexe: “Birch” and other Wool Dogs of the Coast Salish, by Candace Wellman

• The “Great White Fleet” in Bellingham, by Donald W. Whisenhunt  

• “I Think of the Good Times We Had Together,” as told by Daisy Bulmer Northam

• “Why Would Anyone Want to be a Housemother?” by Inez Sorenson Berg

• The Ku Klux Klan in Bellingham, 1900-1935, by Gabriel Mayer

• Radio and Television in Bellingham: The Development of Television in the 1950s, by Amy Cubellis

• Field Reports on the Northwest Boundary Survey, 1857-1862, by Allan Richardson

• The Terminal Building: Then and Now, by Jeff Jewell

• The Bellingham Bay and Eastern Railroad, by Dale Jones

• Coal Mines Vital to Bellingham’s Early Industrial Base, by Al Currier

• Recording History Accurately, by Neill Mullen