An Article Index to the
Skamania County Heritage
Published by the
Skamania County Historical Society
P.O. Box 396
Stevenson, WA. 98648
(800) 991-2338
(509) 427-8211
Volume 1 | ||
No. 1 - July 1972 |
Bits of History | by Jim Attwell |
No. 2 - October 1972 | Bits of History | by Polly Attwell |
No. 3 - January 1973 | First Skamania County Schools | |
No. 4 - March 1973 | Little White Salmon Vacation Memories | |
Volume 2 | ||
No. 1 - June 1973 | Mt. Pleasant Pioneer, Caleb John Moore | |
No. 2 - October 1973 | History of Stevenson Methodist Church | |
No. 3 - December 1973 | Parrott Family History | |
No. 4 - March 1974 | The Garrisons in the Cascades | |
Volume 3 | ||
No. 1 - June | 1974 Bits of History | by Jim Attwell |
No. 2 - October 1974 | Stories the Tombstones Do Not Tell; Benjamin & Mary Frazer The Dodson Slide |
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No. 3 - December 1974 | A Long Time Ago We Fished on the River The Origin of Skamania is Debatable Early Mining in Skamania County |
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No. 4 - March 1974 | Through the Cascades of the Columbia
River We Moved to Oregon in 1985 A Trip down the Columbia in 1852 We Went Down the River, We Might Have Gone Over the Falls! |
by Willis Boatman By Marcus McMillan |
Volume 4 | ||
No. 1 - June 1975 | The Mountains Of Home Valley were in
Norway A Frightful Accident at Deadmans Creek took nine lives The Wreck of the Daisy Ainsworth in 76 |
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No. 2 - September 1975 | First Automobile in Skamania County and
other memories The Log Drive on the White Salmon River in 1905 |
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No. 3 - November 1975 | St. Martins Hot Mineral Springs | |
No. 4 - March 1976 | The Gasoline Power Boat Comes to the
Cascades of the Columbia Stories the Tombstones Do Not Tell (John Bull) Cuttings from Skamania County History |
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Volume 5 | ||
No. 1 - June 1976 |
Beacon Rock in the Gorge of the Columbia
River Climb Most Hazardous! Beacon Rock: An Oregon State Park? |
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No. 2 - October 1976 |
Fact & Folklore in Fabric Skamania County History told by the Seamstresses of the . |
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No. 3 - December 1976 | Remember the Winter the
Columbia River Froze? |
by Captain Henry C. Coe by Will Sams by Esther Paulsen |
No. 4 - March 1977 | Mt. St. Helens, named by George
Vancouver in 1792 Saint Helens Is a Singularly Perfidious Peak We Climbed Mount Saint Helens in 1906 A Mountain Trip in 1865 |
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Volume 6 | ||
No. 1 - June 1977 | Frank Knapp 1883 - 1971 | |
No. 2 - October 1977 | The Mystery of the Gravesite is Solved, Thomas McNatt | |
No. 3 - December 1977 | Mining in Western Skamania County Early History of the Grange |
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No. 4 - March 1978 | Phillip Doumitt Story, Part 1 | |
Volume 7 | ||
No. 1 - June 1978 | Wood Scows Sailed the Columbia River 1870-1910 | |
No. 2 - September 1978 | The Way I Remember It | |
No. 3 - December 1978 | Early Settlers in Skamania County were from the Sandwich Island | |
No. 4 - March 1979 | Lewis and Clark in Skamania County 1805-06 | |
Volume 8 | ||
No. 1 - June 1979 | Lewis and Clark in Skamania County 1805-06 | |
No. 2 - October 1979 | Phillip Doumitt Story, Part 2 | |
No. 3 - December 1979 | Up the Columbia to the Cascades and Beyond, Transportation 1850-1854 | |
No. 4 - March 1980 | Skamania County Courthouse, 1945-49 | |
Volume 9 | ||
No. 1 - June 1980 | Memories of the Store at Mt. Pleasant, 1921-26 | |
No. 2 - October 1980 | Butlers Landing on the Columbia For a Courthouse (A Petition) |
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No. 3 - December 1980 | Jake & John Franz Mail Carrying in Skamania County in 1902 1901 Students Woodward Hot Springs Skamania County Paradise |
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No. 4 - March 1981 | W.A. and Harriet Chandler Woodruff of Mt. Pleasant | |
Volume 10 | ||
No. 1 - June 1981 | My Family Came to Stevenson in 1906 | by Ruth States Knapp |
No. 2 - October 1981 | The Fort Rains Rifle | by John E. Boys |
No. 3 - December 1981 | Stories the Tombstones Do Not Tell: Phillip Samuel Corwine Wills | |
No. 4 - March 1982 | A Search for McClellanss Trail Across Skamania County 1853, Part 1 | |
Volume 11 | ||
No. 1 - June 1982 | A Search for McClellans Trail Across Skamania County 1853, Part 2 | |
No. 2 - September 1982 | A Search for McClellans Trail Across Skamania County 1853, Part 3 | |
No. 3 - December 1982 | A Search for McClellans Trail Across Skamania County 1853, Part 4 | |
No. 4 - March 1983 | Beaver: The First Steamboat on the Columbia, | by Anna E. Reynolds |
Volume 12 | ||
No. 1 - June 1983 | Metzgers, Father and Son, Spanned 100 Years of Carson History | |
Volume 13 | ||
No. 2 - September 1983 | One Hundred Years of
Rail Transportation Down the
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No. 3 - December 1983 | The Carson, Washington Lumber Flume, | by Ivan Donaldson |
No. 4 - March 1984 | The Skaar Spring | by Ivan Donaldson |
Volume 14 | ||
No. 1 - June 1984 | Carson-Wind River Valley Water Supply | |
No. 2 - September 1984 | The St. Helens Mining District: A Condensed History | |
No. 3 - December 1984 | History of the Wind River Lumber Company
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Part 1 |
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No. 4 - March 1985 | History of the Wind River Lumber Company
, Part 2 |
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Volume 15 | ||
No. 1 - June 1985 | A History of Carson | by Elsie Bloomquist |
No. 2 - September 1985 | Charley Smith, Riverman | |
No. 3 - December 1985 | Phoebe Yeo Remembers | |
No. 4 - March 1986 | Early Sawmills near Stevenson | by Jim Attwell |
Volume 16 | ||
No. 1 - June 1986 | Reminiscences of the Cayuse War | by Amos Underwood |
No. 2 - September 1989 | The Enigma of the Phoenix Button, Part 1 | by Emory Strong, |
No. 3 - December 1986 |
The Enigma of the Phoenix Button, Part 2 California Condor |
by Emory Strong by Roy Craft |
No. 4 - Spring 1987 | The Stories Behind The 1989 Centennial Quilt | |
Volume 16 | ||
No. 1 - June 1987 | Underwood | by Keith McCoy |
No. 2 - September 1987 | Ryan-Allen Lumber Co., Stevenson 1922-1932, Part 1 |
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No. 3 - December 1987 | Ryan-Allen Lumber Co., Stevenson 1922-1932,
Part 2 |
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No. 4 - March 1988 | Indian Mary | by Ida Williams Altringer |
Volume 17 | ||
No. 1 - June 1988 | Program/Report of Historical Committee of County Survey | |
No. 2 - September 1988 | Skamania County Early History, Part 1 | |
No. 3 - December 1988 | Skamania County Early History, Part 2 | |
No. 4 - March 1989 | Wilderness Exile: Democrats Cant Get the Best of Ole Peterson, Part 1 | |
Volume 18 | ||
No. 1 - June 1989 | Wilderness Exile: Democrats Cant Get the Best of Ole Peterson, Part 2 | |
No. 2 - September 1989 | Historical Notes From a Home Valley Homestead, Part 1 | |
No. 3 - December 1989 | Historical Notes From a Home Valley Homestead, Part 2 | |
No. 4 - March 1990 | The Life story of Herbert Allyn Miller, Part 1 | |
Volume 19 | ||
No. 1 - June 1990 | The Life story of Herbert Allyn Miller, Part 2 | |
No. 2 - September 1990 | The Life story of Herbert Allyn Miller, Part 3 | |
No. 3 - December 1990 | The Life story of Herbert Allyn Miller, Part 4 | |
No. 4 - March 1991 | The Life story of Herbert Allyn Miller, Part 5 | |
Volume 20 | ||
No. 1 - June 1991 | The Life story of Herbert Allyn Miller, Part 6 | |
No. 2 - December 1992 | Memories of Home Valley, Part 1 | |
No. 3 - March 1993 | Memories of Home Valley, Part 2 | |
No. 4 - June 1993 | History of Thomas Monaghan and Margaret Connally | |
Volume 21 | ||
No. 1 - September 1993 | Wishram: A Rail Town | |
This Index was created by
Jeffrey L. Elmer in September 2002 Photocopies
of some or all of these Newsletters can be obtained from
the following locations: |
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Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center, Stevenson, WA. | (has a complete set) | |
Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center, Stevenson, WA. | (has a complete set) | |
Stevenson Community Library, Stevenson, WA. | (has a complete set) | |
Ft. Vancouver Library System, Mill Plain Branch, Vancouver, WA. | (has a complete set) | |
Oregon Historical Society, Portland, OR | (has a complete set) | |
Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, WA. | (has only a partial set) | |
Washington State Library, Tumwater, WA. | (has only a partial set) |