Washington State History

The history of Washington includes thousands of years of Native American history before Europeans and Americans arrived and began to establish territorial claims. The region was part of theOregon Territory from 1848-1853, after which it was separated from Oregon and established as Washington Territory. In 1889, Washington became the 42nd state of the United States.

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Active Filters: 11th grade (Ages 16-17)
Back Roads of Washington
by Earl Thollander
from Clarkson Potter Publishers
for 9th-Adult
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
Four Wagons West
by Robert Frye Watt
from Binford & Mort Publishing
for 9th-Adult
in Pioneer & Frontier Life (Location: HISA-19PIO)
Gray & Columbia's River
by Joean K. Fransen
from Binford & Mort Publishing
for 9th-Adult
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
Our Northwest Heritage
by Richard M. Hannula
2nd edition from Sound Summit Books
for 7th-12th grades
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
$36.95
Our Northwest Heritage - Teacher's Supplement CD-ROM
by Richard M. Hannula
from Sound Summit Books
for 7th-12th grades
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
$22.95
Seattle: Now & Then
by Paul Dorpat
from Paul Dorpat
for 5th-Adult
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
Skid Road
from Viking Press
for 8th-12th grade
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
Smithsonian Guide to Historic America: The Pacific States
by Tabori Stewart
from Stewart, Tabori, & Chang
for 9th-Adult
in American History Reference (Location: HISA-REF)
We Remember
by Mildred Searcey
from East Oregonian Publishing
for 6th-Adult
in Vintage History & Biographies (Location: VIN-HIS)
$10.00 (1 in stock)
Whitman Massacre of 1847
by Catherine, Elizabeth, and Matilda Sager
from Ye Galleon Press
for 7th-12th grade
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)
Whitman Massacre of 1847
by Catherine, Elizabeth, and Matilda Sager
from Ye Galleon Press
for 7th-12th grade
in Pacific States (Location: HISV-PNW)