The free online encyclopedia of Washington state history. Almost all essays are written by historians, volunteers, etc. and vetted by professional staff.
Provides a starting point for accessing historical information about Seattle neighborhoods from the Seattle Public Library's special collections and elsewhere. To start browsing, select a neighborhood using the menu on the left or the map on the right.
Developed in partnership between WSDOT and HistoryLink.org, 520history.org is an educational resource providing a rich range of geographical, cultural, planning and construction history of the area, from pre-1850 to the present. Includes essays, photos, and audio interviews.
WSDOT (Washington State Department of Transportation) publications about the history of Washington state transportation. Includes titles like "Development of Washington State Highways and Transportation," available as a downloadable PDF.
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