Past as Prologue

Past as Prologue

Old photo of Thomas J. Dryer, creator of the Oregonian Newspaper

Past As Prologue: Gendered Epithets In Pacific Northwest Politics And Beyond

September 9, 2021

Cheyenne Army Scouts

Past As Prologue: The Complicated Relationship Between Indian Scouts And The U.S. Government

July 9, 2021

Photo of shipping containers

Past As Prologue: The Non-Coastal Inland Northwest’s Big Ties To The Ocean Shipping Industry

May 28, 2021

WSU Student newspaper The Daily Evergreen article on homosexuality.

Past As Prologue: Rural Places Are Queer Places And The History Of WSU’s LGBTQ Awareness

April 30, 2021

Sheep being loaded onto a boat to go to market.

Past As Prologue: Sheep, Ranching And The Beginning Of Industrial Agriculture In The Northwest

April 16, 2021

Seattle Daily Times front page saying Olmsted was Jailed.

Past As Prologue: A Seattle Police Bootlegging Racket Informs Lessons Of Modern Drug Cartels

April 2, 2021

Black and white photo of Alice Greenough Orr.

Past As Prologue: How Northwest Women In Rodeo Changed Perceptions Of Ability

March 5, 2021

The Reverend Mark A. Matthews (1867-1940), a southern-born fundamentalist supporter of the Social Gospel movement, came to Seattle in 1902. CREDIT: University of Washington-Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons

Past As Prologue: End Times Preaching In Seattle And The Politics Of The Apocalypse

February 19, 2021

Newspaper article about Harry Allen.

Past As Prologue: Harry Allen In The Northwest And The Slow History Of Trans Acceptance

February 5, 2021

Photo of George Pullman

Past As Prologue: How The Namesake Of Pullman Tried To Improve Worker’s Lives, But Failed

January 28, 2021

Yamauchi’s family settled in Pasco in 1907. His parents, Harry and Chieka Yamauchi, came to the Tri Cities with their oldest daughter, Lou and had a total of nine children.

Past As Prologue: ‘What Is An American?’ Asks A Soldier From Pasco Whose Family Was Interned

January 1, 2021

Black man in the middle of whites in line at grocery store.

Past As Prologue: Remembering A Pasco Civil Rights Protest And Discrimination That Built Tri-Cities

December 29, 2020

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