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Major Funding for HistoryLink Provided By: Priscilla "Patsy" Bullitt Collins
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Welcome, Historians! HistoryLink is proud to participate on the Local Arrangements Committee for the 119th annual meeting of the American Historical Association in Seattle, January 6-9, 2005. We have posted this special page to help you enjoy your visit in Seattle and, if time permits, to aid you in exploring our community’s history. For general information on the annual meeting, click here. Introducing HistoryLink: HistoryLink is a free online encyclopedia of local and state history in Washington. First launched in May 1998, HistoryLink is the nation’s first original encyclopedia of community history created expressly for the Internet. HistoryLink currently offers some 3,700 authoritative, sourced essays and Web features. These may be searched by keywords, location, topic, and date via our Quick Search box (above) or Advanced Search page. For your convenience, we have compiled some direct links to HistoryLink files and features of potential interest to annual meeting participants. Historical Overviews: Milestones in Seattle-King County History (a brief chronology of historic events) A Ten-Minute History of Seattle (an illustrated overview of Seattle history prepared by Paul Dorpat) NEW! Seattle Neighborhoods -- Past, Present, Future Interactive Seattle Map with links to Neighborhood Histories “Slide Show” history of the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (Seattle’s first “world’s fair”) Two-part “Cyberpedia” history of the 1962 Century 21 Exposition (Seattle’s second and official world’s fair) Thumbnail Histories of Selected Communities (condensed, illustrated histories): Chinatown/International District Cybertours of Selected Historic Districts and Attractions (interactive online tours): Pioneer Square Historic District Chinatown/International District Historic District Pike Place Market Historic District Seattle Center (and 1962 World’s Fair) Columbia City (in Southeast Seattle) See you in Seattle! Walt Crowley & Maureen Nutting Copyright 2004 History Ink. All rights reserved. |
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