Introducing Kittitas County On November 24th, 1883, the Washington Territorial Legislature took the northern section of Yakima County to create Kittitas County. The origin of the County’s name is unclear, except that it is definitely native and is shared by …
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Overview Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Douglas County, Washington, stands as a testament to the resilience and vitality of communities in the region. With a history deeply intertwined with the development of the American West, this county …
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Located in southeastern Washington state, Garfield County is a rural community with a rich history, diverse economy, and stunning landscapes. From the rolling hills of the Palouse to the rugged canyon of the Snake River, Garfield County offers a wealth …
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How I found myself in Wahkiakum County I’ve mentioned this before. Please bear with me. I’m not proud of the fact that on Labor Day Weekend, 2016, I got very angry at a houseguest. I took off with the excuse …
An explanation How did I find this covered bridge in western Wahkiakum County? Before the first weekend in September, 2016, I had never been to Wahkiakum County. I’m not sure if I could even pronounce the name of the county …
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Introducing San Juan County On October 31st, 1873, the Washington Territorial Legislature split a group of islands off from Whatcom County to create San Juan County. The smallest county by land area, San Juan County covers only 175 square …
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Introducing Lincoln County According to HistoryLink.com, the Washington Territorial Legislature created Lincoln County on November 1st, 1883. They used the western extent of Spokane County. They did not, however, confirm the new County’s borders until November 24th. Then on the …
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Back in 2016, a fellow Kaiser-Frazer owner told me where I could pick up a parts car for my 1948 Frazer. The car in question lived under a carport on the western side of Puget Sound. I got in touch …
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