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1920s-1960s
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Marine casualties
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Scrapbooks may include clippings, transcriptions from newspaper
articles and books, original writing and correspondence between Niendorff and
various individuals and offices regarding wrecks.
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North Pacific Trade
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12 volumes
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1989.83.1:
Volume 1: Tradition to
1845
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1989.83.2:
Volume 2:
1846-1869
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1989.83.3:
Volume 3:
1870-1886
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1989.83.4:
Volume 4:
1887-1896
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1989.83.5:
Volume 5:
1897-1902
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1989.83.6:
Volume 6:
1903-1908
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1989.83.7:
Volume 7:
1909-1916
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1989.83.8:
Volume 8:
1917-1924
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1989.83.9:
Volume 9:
1925-1930
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1989.83.10:
Volume 10:
1931-1935
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1989.83.11:
Volume 11:
1936-1939
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1989.83.12:
Volume 12:
1940-1942
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U.S. Life Saving Service and
U.S. Coast Guard
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2 scrapbooks These two scrapbooks consist largely of the General Summaries
and lists of "Marine Casualties on the Pacific Coast" from the U.S. Life Saving
Service and U.S. Coast Guard annual reports.
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1989.83.15:
1876-1899
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1989.83.16:
1900-1930
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Marine disasters --
miscellaneous
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1989.83.14:
British Columbia
wrecks
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1989.83.22:
St.
Nicholas--1808
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Copy of 1916 translation by C.L. Andrews from
Description of Remarkable Shipwrecks
Suffered by Russian Mariners by Vasili Mikhaelovich Golovnin, 1864,
about the wreck of the Russian American Fur Company ship St. Nicholas in 1808.
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1989.83.23:
Wreck of the
Clara Nevada, February 5, 1898
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1989.83.26:
Working lists,
casualties
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Includes 15 photographs.
Notes, clippings and narratives about the Oregon coast and
shipwrecks.
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1989.83.28:
"Graveyard of the
Pacific"
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Includes approximately 110 photographs.
Scrapbook consists largely of original photographs and
clipped newspaper photographs of the "graveyard of the Pacific"--the stretch of
coast between Tillamook Bay in Oregon and Vancouver Island known for its high
number of shipwrecks. Includes photos of Neah Bay, Cape Flattery, Cape Alava,
James Island, La Push, Abbey Island, Destruction Island, Cape Elizabeth, Point
Granville, Cape Disappointment, Long Beach, Cape Arago and Vancouver Island.
Also includes some transcriptions about shipwrecks.
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1989.83.51:
Wrecks, 1942-1953
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2007.61.1:
Correspondence regarding
marine casualties
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2007.61.2a-b:
"Strandings and Wrecks of
Vessels on the Coasts of California, Oregon and Washington" by Lt. Commander
W.A. Mason, U.S. Navy
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Lists
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1989.83.13:
"Marine Casualties of the
North Pacific, 1532-1930"
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List of shipwrecks compiled by Niendorff in 1931. Includes
an introductory essay by Niendorff, and is arranged chronologically, then
geographically, including wrecks in Washington, Oregon, California, British
Columbia, Alaska, "at sea," and "in foreign waters."
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1989.83.17:
"Shipwrecks in North Pacific
Waters, 1745-1925"
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Compiled by Niendorff from various sources
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1989.83.18:
"Marine miscellaneous,
1532-1921 (Casualties & Background 1821-1919)"
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List of shipwrecks and lists of newspaper articles related
to casualties, arranged chronologically, then by publication.
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1989.83.21:
"Wrecks by
category"--1532-circa 1930s
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List of shipwrecks by category, then chronologically.
Categories include whaling, Californian Gold Rush, lumber, wheat, etc. Also
includes an alphabetical index of marine casualties and an outline of a
proposed book,
Lost Ships of the North Pacific, by Hazel
Niendorff, 1936.
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Pacific Northwest Maritime
History
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By industry
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1989.83.25:
Shipbuilding, circa
1917-1945
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Includes clippings of articles by John Lyman from
Marine Digest, 1941-1945; other articles; and
lists of ships built in the Pacific Northwest.
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1989.83.29:
Whaling,
1875-1950s
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Include 9 photographs.
The scrapbook is divided into 7 sections: History, Dangers,
North Pacific, Whaling Fleet, Casualties, Captains, U.S. Bureau of Education
Reports, and Miscellaneous. Includes transcriptions from books and late 19th
century government publications on whaling, as well as clippings from the
1930s-1950s.
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1989.83.31:
Fisheries
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Divided into sections: General, Oysters, Cod, Salmon,
Halibut, Miscellaneous. Scrapbook consists largely of clippings from
the1930s-1960, as well as a scholarly paper on Washington fisheries by
University of Washington Dean of the College of Fisheries, John N. Cobb.
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1989.83.32:
Sealing
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Includes information about vessels lost in pelagic sealing
and about court cases and controversies, particularly in regard to the
decimation of seal herds.
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1989.83.34:
Fur traders
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"Old South Leaflets" on the Northwest fur trade;
Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada (1931) on trading vessels in the
fur trade; and "A Narrative of Voyage and Commercial Enterprise" by Richard J.
Cleveland (1842) about a typical voyage of a fur trading vessel to the
Northwest coast.
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1989.83.35:
Wheat
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Includes 26 photographs of ships, mostly British.
About the wheat industry and the "wheat fleet" ships.
Includes an index to and histories of the ships.
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1989.83.36:
Wheat--Pacific Coast
Fleet
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Lists of ships, divided into sections: Puget Sound, Oregon,
California, Index.
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Lumber
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1989.83.52:
Lumber fleet,
1851-1894
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Divided into section by year. Includes lists and
descriptions of ships, accounts of trips transcribed from newspapers, and
general information about the lumber industry.
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1989.83.53:
Lumber fleet,
1895-1924
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Lists, divided into sections by year.
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1989.83.54 :
Lumber
mills--miscellaneous
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Clippings, transcriptions of articles and lists of
vessels. Divided into sections: Seattle, Olympia, Everett, Bellingham, Oregon,
and British Columbia.
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1989.83.55:
Lumber--industry and
ships
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Includes 27 photographs.
Transcriptions of many articles and book excerpts from
the late 19th century about the history of lumber mills in Washington. Divided
into two section: history of the lumber industry, and of sailing ships used by
the lumber industry in the late 19th-early 20th century. Also includes listings
from the city directory.
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2007.61.4:
"Green Gold"
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Scrapbook about the lumber industry and pioneer mills at
Ports Ludlow, Blakeley, Madison, Gamble and Discovery, and at Utsalady and
Seabeck.
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By location
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1989.83.24:
San Juan Islands
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Includes 43 photographs of the San Juans, plus clippings and
notes
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1989.83.27:
Miscellaneous articles, etc.
(Cape Flattery and Quillayute County)
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Clippings and transcriptions with one section about Cape
Flattery and another about Quillayute County (now Clallam County) including
clippings about Destruction Island, Vancouver Island, Tatoosh Island and Cape
Disappointment. Also includes an index to Clinton A. Snowden's
A History of Washington (1909), and a copy of
Isaac Steven's report on exploration for railroads.
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1989.83.33:
"Alaska--Ships of the
Klondike"
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Includes 5 photographs. Divided into sections: Alaska,
Klondike (background), Klondike ships, Siberian Trade, and Customs (consisting
of "Annual Statement of the Commerce and Customs business of Alaska" for 1919,
1920 and 1922).
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1989.83.56:
Port Gamble
(Teekalet)
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Transcriptions of
Seattle Daily Intelligencer articles about
Captain William C. Talbot and other pioneers of the area.
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1989.83.57:
Port Blakeley, Alki Point and
Port Orchard
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Includes 16 photographs. Includes a biographical sketch of
Captain William Renton as well as a list of the lumber fleet at Port Blakeley
in the late 19th century.
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1989.83.58:
Port Ludlow
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Divided into sections: William Sayward biography; William
Sayward, 1852-1854; Cowlitz Trail; Joshua K. Thorndike; 1854-1858; A.A.
Phinney; Puget Mill Co.; Shipbuilding.
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1989.83.59:
Port Madison
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Includes 12 photographs.
Includes a history of the lumber mill, a chronology of the
mill from 1853-1868, and a chronology of ships that set sail from Port Madison
circa 1930s-1950s.
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1989.83.60:
Port Discovery
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Includes 12 photographs.
Includes information about the mill, the people and the
history of Port Discovery, including narrative chronologies of the history and
of ships which set sail from Port Discovery. Also includes narratives about
marine casualties and clippings from the 1930s and 1950s.
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1989.83.61:
Utsalady
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Includes 14 photographs.
Materials about the lumber mill, and about Whidbey and
Camano Islands, including a history of Penn's Cove, information on Whidbey
Island settlers and chronologies of events, of ships sailing, and of
wrecks.
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1989.83.62:
Grays Harbor
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Includes 1 photograph.
Includes a history of the Simpson Logging Company, articles
about Ryderwood and Longview, and clippings about Grays Harbor from the
1920s.
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1989.83.63:
Okanogan
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Consists largely of clippings, including an extensive series
of articles published in the
Wenatchee Daily World and written by Alexander
Ross, a fur trader who spent several years at Fort Okanogan; and a series of
Okanogan Independent articles "Let's Say It
While We're Alive" (circa 1923), featuring recollections of local residents.
Also includes other information about old Fort Okanogan, pioneer days,
prospecting, the Okanogan-Cariboo Trail, and Chief Joseph; and a 1922 map of
Colville National Forest.
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1989.83.64:
Wenatchee
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Clippings and booklets about apple (and other fruit)
growing, including history and statistics. Also includes a series of clippings
of reminiscences of Colville's settlers.
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1989.83.65:
Yakima
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Mostly clippings, about the early settlements of the Yakima
Valley, and about the area's birds and flowers. Also includes material about
salmon, Native Americans and about reclamation, irrigation development and
water rights.
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1989.83.66:
Seabeck
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Includes 14 photographs.
Information about Seabeck Mill and founders Marshall Blinn
and J.R. Williamson, general history, lists of sailings and narratives on
shipwrecks.
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By individual
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1989.83.30:
Coast Guard--Admiral Fred A. Zeusler,
1935-1965
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Clippings about Fred A. Zeusler, who made a career in the
Coast Guard. Includes supplements to the newsletter of the Puget Sound Maritime
Historical Society written by or about Zeusler. Also includes transcript of
Alaska Leg: United States Army Air Service First Around
the World Flight by Mudge Ransom, 1965.
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Captain P.A.
McDonald
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Three scrapbooks consisting largely of correspondence
between Hazel Niendorff and Captain McDonald, in which they exchange
information and photographs about maritime history.
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1989.83.37:
1929-1954
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Includes 25 photographs of ships.
Contains a short biography of McDonald, lists the ships
on which he served and the corresponding jobs. Also includes an alphabetical
index to ship references and ship photographs in all three volumes.
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1989.83.38:
1955-1960
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1989.83.39:
1960-1972
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1989.83.122-.129:
"Along the Waterfront"
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8 volumes Scrapbooks consisting of clippings of Hal E. Jamison's
newspaper column "Along the Waterfront," one volume for each year from
1935-1942. Scrapbooks for 1935-1939 have been bound into hardcover volumes.
1935 volume includes a subject index for that volume.
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1989.83.122-.126:
1935-1939
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5 bound volumes
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1989.83.127:
1940
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1989.83.128-.129:
1941-1942
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2007.61.6:
Review of
Marine History of the Pacific
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Binder of papers, largely correspondence, but also minutes and
reports by Niendorff from period when Niendorff served on the review board to
examine the accuracy of Gordon Newell's
The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific
Northwest.
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Marine-miscellaneous
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Clippings, transcriptions from newspaper articles and books,
and Niendorff's notes and about ships, trade, ship captains and other
individuals associated with maritime industries.
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1989.83.19:
1821-1919
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1989.83.20:
1921-1930
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1989.83.40:
1930-1936
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1989.83.41:
1937-1939
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1989.83.42:
1940-1941
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1989.83.43:
1942-1944
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1989.83.44:
1945-1950
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1989.83.45:
1951-1960
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1989.83.46:
Marine
miscellaneous--general
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Includes 52 photographs of ships and figureheads
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transcriptions, and indexes to illustrations in various books.
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Seattle
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1989.83.47:
Seattle Industrial Development,
1925-1926
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Includes clippings and a 1925 paper "The Necessity of
Industrial Development in Seattle" by engineer Erwin L. Weber, and other
articles by Weber.
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1989.83.48:
Seattle Organization
Directory
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Directory compiled by Hazel Niendorff. List of clubs by
subject classification; state clubs related to Washington located in other
states; and an alphabetical list of clubs giving address, phone number and list
of officers.
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1989.83.49:
Seattle Foreign
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Trade section of
Marine Digest issues from July 28, 1928 through
March 23, 1929
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1989.83.50:
Chamber of Commerce
Reports
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Copies of special reports completed by Hazel Wood (Niendorff),
presumably as part of her job in the Research and Statistical Department of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Includes reports on climate, forest resources,
mineral resources, water power, and agriculture of the Pacific Northwest; the
highway system of Washington; Alaska; Northwest ports; manufacturing; and
business conditions and cost of living in Seattle.
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