Photograph of the Ransom Clark cabin built in 1859 and occupied by Mrs. Clark and her three children: Charles W. Clark, Lizzie Clark (Mrs. B.L. Baker), and William S. Clark.
Photograph of the Bogle family, including Richard Bogle, the first Black businessman in Walla Walla. From left to right: at knee of man seated, Waldo Bogle; standing at left, Arthur Warren Show morePhotograph of the Bogle family, including Richard Bogle, the first Black businessman in Walla Walla. From left to right: at knee of man seated, Waldo Bogle; standing at left, Arthur Warren Bogle; Richard Bogle; Belle Bogle; America Waldo Bogle; Katherine Bogle; Warren Richard Bogle. Show less
Photograph of employees and deliverers, on horseback and bicycle, in front of the Morning Union newspaper office mid-block on Alder Street between Second Avenue and Third Avenue. The Morning Show morePhotograph of employees and deliverers, on horseback and bicycle, in front of the Morning Union newspaper office mid-block on Alder Street between Second Avenue and Third Avenue. The Morning Union merged with the Evening Statesman in 1911 to become the Walla Walla Union, which merged with the Daily Bulletin in 1938 to become the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin. Show less
Photograph of a Whitman Homecoming float going down a street in downtown Walla Walla. The float says "Whitman Roll 'Em" with two large dice. Five students are inside the pair of dice looking Show morePhotograph of a Whitman Homecoming float going down a street in downtown Walla Walla. The float says "Whitman Roll 'Em" with two large dice. Five students are inside the pair of dice looking out from the pips, only their faces can be seen. Two other students stand on the back of the float. Crowds line the street looking at the parade. Show less
A short interview Lizbeth Llanes Macias conducted in Spanish with Esteban, an undocumented individual, who shared his experience about how his status affected him and the changes in his Show moreA short interview Lizbeth Llanes Macias conducted in Spanish with Esteban, an undocumented individual, who shared his experience about how his status affected him and the changes in his responsibilities as a restaurant worker during the pandemic. A transcription of this interview in both Spanish and English is forthcoming. Una transcripción de esta entrevista en español y inglés estará disponible próximamente. Show less
A short interview Lizbeth Llanes Macias conducted in Spanish with Maria Remington, in which she shares her experience working from home, doing community outreach, and parenting during the Show moreA short interview Lizbeth Llanes Macias conducted in Spanish with Maria Remington, in which she shares her experience working from home, doing community outreach, and parenting during the pandemic. A transcription of this interview in both Spanish and English is forthcoming. Una transcripción de esta entrevista en español y inglés estará disponible próximamente. Show less
