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Made in Hanford
The Bomb that
Changed the World
Hill Williams
In 1932, James Chadwick,
a British scientist,
discovered the neutron.
Ominously, in late
1938 on the eve of
B-Reactor at the Hanford Site. Courtesy of the World War II, German
Department of Energy
researchers used the sub-
Photographs • maps • bibliography atomic particle to split
5½” x 8¼" • 176 pages • Paperback
ISBN 978-0-87422-307-1 • $22.95
the uranium atom, and
the United States soon
found itself in a race against Germany for the
ultimate weapon—one able to release the
energy of an uncontrolled chain reaction.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt took a
significant gamble and approved a project
based more on hopes and assumptions than
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The Montana National
Guard, 1867-2006
Edited by Orlan J. Svingen
Since its humble 1867
beginning, Montana
National guardsmen have
served honorably during
natural disasters, the
Spanish-American War,
the Mexican border crises,
labor disputes, both World
Photographs • maps • notes • Wars, the Cold War, the
bibliography Vietnam War, Desert Storm,
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actual accomplishments. But the amazingly
complex operation was carried out with a
speed and secrecy unheard of today. Engineers
designed huge buildings at Hanford to produce
bomb-size quantities of plutonium, a massive
scale-up from laboratory work that had produced
the element in amounts too small to be seen
even under a microscope. In just two years, the
farming community became the world’s first
plutonium factory. On August 9, 1945, when the
“Fat Man” fell on Nagasaki, Hanford workers
understood their part in changing the world.
Yet even after the war ended, nuclear testing
continued, profoundly impacting the people
of the Marshall Islands. Hill Williams offers
scientific explanations and his own reminiscences
as he traces Hanford’s role in the story of the
plutonium bomb.
Hill Williams was reared in Pasco, Washington. He is a
former Seattle Times science writer and the award-
winning author of the WSU Press bestseller, The Restless
Northwest.
RECENT RELEASE
Tree Top
Creating a Fruit
Revolution
David H. Stratton
In mid-1900s Washington,
beverage salesman William
Charbonneau started using
leftover apple culls to create
his own brand of 100% apple
juice. In 1960, his company
became a growers’ cooperative,
Photographs • notes •
and Tree Top Inc. was born. bibliography • index
Over the next fifty years, 9" x 10½" • 120 pages • Paperback
ISBN 978-0-87422-306-4 • $29.95
the innovative cooperative
continued to expand and
revolutionize the industry. Today, Washington is
the nation’s leading apple producer, the fruit is
the state’s top-ranked agricultural commodity, and
Tree Top has been a significant contributor to the
industry’s success.
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Horse Camping
[Revised Edition]
George B. Hatley
Photographs by Lewis Portnoy
Foreword by Juli S.Thorson
Using photos taken in Idaho’s magnificent Seven Devils
wilderness, a consummate cattle rancher and trail guide
advises pack trip enthusiasts with a practical and uniquely sage
perspective.
136 pages (2010) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-303-3 • $24.95
Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices
The Campaign for Equal Rights in Washington
Shanna Stevenson
Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices provides a comprehensive
summary of the Washington suffragette’s long but successful
struggle to win a political voice, and presents vignettes on many
of the movement’s most active leaders.
Published by the Washington State Historical Society
128 pages (2009) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-917048-74-6 • $24.95
Shaper of Seattle
Reginald Heber Thomson’s Pacific Northwest
William H.Wilson
During his tenure, city engineer Reginald Heber Thomson
delivered a clean, reliable water supply, a workable sewage system,
regraded streets, and more. Shaper of Seattle recounts the life and
work of this extraordinary man and his devotion to the Emerald
City.
240 pages (2009) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-301-9 • $29.95
Crooked River Country
Wranglers, Rogues, and Barons
David Braly
North Central Oregon’s hostile country and severe climate bred
genuine Wild West legends—hardy souls who defied immense
adversity. Despite range wars, drought, lawlessness, and economic
depression, a harsh wilderness ultimately became an industrial
power.
344 pages (2007) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-293-7 • $24.95
Season of Suffering
Coming of Age in Occupied France, 1940–45
Nicole H.Taflinger
The Nazi invasion forever altered 13-year-old Nicole Braux’s
world in 1940. Four years later, after liberation, she found herself
deeply in love with an American, a pilot for General Patton.
Her memoir draws a poignant, candid rendering of her life as a
passionate French adolescent under German occupation—an
existence drenched in deprivation and despair, but also marked
by miraculous events and unexpected romance.
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An Election for the Ages
Rossi vs. Gregoire, 2004
Trova Heffernan
Foreword by Secretary of State Sam Reed
Washington State’s November 2004 election led to the closest
ballot results for any governor’s race in American history. It took
until June 2005 to determine the winner. An Election for the
Ages clarifies and explains interpretations of election statutes,
court rulings, and the role of state officials, providing an inside
look at how Secretary of State Sam Reed and key executive and
election staff members supervised the heated political battle.
184 pages (2010) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-304-0 • $19.95
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Greenscapes
Olmsted’s Pacific Northwest
Joan Hockaday
In the early twentieth century, the meticulous and ­visionary
landscape-architect John Charles Olmsted designed green
retreats that still refresh urban souls in Portland, Seattle, and
Spokane.
196 pages (2009) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-298-2 • $29.95
Finding Chief Kamiakin
The Life and Legacy of a Northwest Patriot
Richard D. Scheuerman and Michael O. Finley
Photography by John Clement
A mid-1800s surge of immigrants incited a cataclysmic
upheaval that ­jeopardized the very existence of the ­Plateau’s
native people. Chief Kamiakin, a prominent Yakama leader,
resolved to resist threats to their lands and traditional way of
life.
248 pages (2008) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-297-5 • $34.95
Slick as a Mitten
Ezra Meeker’s Klondike Enterprise
Dennis M. Larsen
Despite his advanced age, Oregon Trail pioneer Ezra Meeker
ventured to Alaska and the treacherous Klondike. Four
years of letters, most from Ezra to his beloved wife Eliza Jane,
portray details of his risky scheme to transport and sell more
than 60 tons of groceries to Yukon gold miners.
136 pages (2009) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-302-6 • $24.95
In the Shadow of the Mountain
The Spirit of the CCC
Edwin G. Hill
A typical recruit in the Civilian Conservation Corps describes
“the best years of his life” at Camp Hard Labor Creek in
Georgia and in the shadow of Mount Adams and Mount St.
Helens in Washington.
208 pages (1990) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-073-5 • $14.50
Terra Northwest
Interpreting People and Place
Edited by David H. Stratton
Eminent Pacific Northwest historians probe the region’s
changing society and culture. Essays examine Spanish
exploration, Native American religion and worldview,
Canadian-United States political relations, WWII
immigration, women’s history, and more.
232 pages (2007) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-291-3 • $21.95
Washington State Government and
Politics
Edited by Cornell W. Clayton, Lance T. LeLoup,
and Nicholas P. Lovrich
Utilizing intriguing case studies, this thorough examination of
Washington’s rich, sometimes quirky, and utterly fascinating
experiment with self-government offers fresh discussions and
analysis from top political authorities throughout the state.
248 pages (2004) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-273-9 • $19.95
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Wandering and Feasting
A Washington Cookbook
Mary Houser Caditz
In celebration of Washington’s bounty, Wandering and Feasting
takes readers on an exciting culinary journey throughout the
state. Vignettes on local communities note each region’s history
and its native and cultivated foods, which are highlighted in
more than two hundred delicious recipes.
352 pages (1996) • Spiral • ISBN 978-0-87422-138-1 • $29.95
Not As Briefed
From the Doolittle Raid to a German Stalag
Colonel C. Ross Greening
Compiled and edited by Dorothy Greening and Karen
Morgan Driscoll
Ross Greening piloted a B-25 in the 1942 Doolittle Raid,
was shot down over Italy in 1943, escaped from a POW
train, hid out in the mountains of northern Italy, and
ended up in a German stalag. His remarkable paintings
and writing recall his World War II experiences.
208 pages (2001) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-259-3 • $31.95
Farallon
Shipwreck and Survival on the Alaska Shore
Steve K. Lloyd
In 1910, the steamship Farallon ran aground in Cook Inlet,
stranding the crew and passengers on the barren shore. Lloyd’s
riveting writing paired with amazing photographs taken by the
ship’s mail clerk reveal a tale of hardy seafaring men surviving
hunger and despair under brutal circumstances.
224 pages (2000) • Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-193-0 • $35
Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-194-7 • $18.95
The Funhouse Mirror
Reflections on Prison
Robert Ellis Gordon Washington State
Book Award, 2000
Robert Ellis Gordon’s account of teaching writing in Washington
prisons is aided by essays and stories contributed by the prisoners
themselves. Together, Gordon and his students provide revealing
glimpses of this vast, secret-laden subculture of incarcerated
individuals, which nationwide comprises more than two million
U.S. citizens.
132 pages (2000) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-198-5 • $16.95
The Way We Ate
Pacific Northwest Cooking, 1843-1900
Jacqueline B.Williams
Food historian Jacqueline B. Williams describes cooking and
dining practices from the earliest years of settlement to the time
when railroads transported the latest ingredients and utensils,
shedding significant light on a mundane aspect of our past.
240 pages (1996) • Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-137-4 • $22.95
Grand Coulee
Harnessing a Dream
Paul C. Pitzer
The struggle for Grand Coulee Dam and the story of its
construction is a saga of people striving for dazzling goals and
then working, often against each other and nature, to complete
the spectacular project.
552 pages (1994) • Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-113-8 • $42
Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-110-7 • $24.95
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Surviving the Oregon Trail, 1852
As Told by Mary Ann and Willis Boatman and Augmented
with Accounts by other Overland Travelers
Weldon Willis Rau
The great 1852 overland migration was a year in which cholera
took a terrible toll on lives. Firsthand accounts, including the
words and thoughts of the young, recently-married Boatmans,
convey the journey’s hardship and heartbreak.
256 pages (2001) • Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-8722-237-1 • $35
Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-238-8 • $18.95
Native River
The Columbia Remembered
William D. Layman
In images and narratives, Native River recreates the Mid-
Columbia as it was before the building of seven major dams.
Featuring a wealth of illustrations, maps, and photographs,
many never-before-published, this finely crafted book focuses
on the 350-mile reach of the middle Columbia River.
208 pages (2002) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-257-9 • $29.95
The Restless Northwest
A Geological Story
Washington State
Hill Williams Book Award, 2003
In an easy, conversational style, The Restless Northwest provides
a brief overview of the remarkable geological processes that have
shaped the Pacific Northwest.
176 pages (2002) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-250-0 • $19.95
The Mapmaker’s Eye
David Thompson on the Columbia Plateau
Jack Nisbet
Experience the sweep of human and natural history on the
early nineteenth-century Columbia Plateau through the eyes of
intrepid explorer and cartographer, David Thompson.
192 pages (2005) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-285-2 • $29.95
NOVELS BY KARL MAY
Two lively English translations escort readers back in
time to the daring adventures of Old Shatterhand and
the Apache chief, Winnetou.
Winnetou
Translated and Abridged by David Koblick
256 pages (1999) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-179-4 • $16.95
The Oil Prince
Translated by Herbert Windolf
368 pages (2003) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-262-3 • $18.95
BOOKS BY ROBERT E. FICKEN
Washington Territory
This comprehensive volume is the definitive economic
and political saga of territorial Washington.
304 pages (2002)
Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-249-4 • $35.00
Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-261-6 • $22.95
Washington State
The Inaugural Decade, 1889-1899
This sequel deftly describes the turbulent first decade of
statehood—ten years that laid the foundation for the
following century and beyond.
304 pages (2007) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-288-3 • $21.95
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  ART/PHOTOGRAPHY Rufus Woods, the Columbia Valley Walking
River, and the Building   MARITIME HISTORY
Notes on the Land
Andrew L. Hofmeister of Modern Washington Robert Schnelle Almost a Hero
Odyssey Robert E. Ficken Hdb. • 978-0-87422-151-0 • $18.75 The Voyages of John Meares, R.N., to
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-075-9 • $7.50 Pbk. • 978-0-87422-122-0 • $14.95 China, Hawaii and the
Northwest Coast
Art and Context Seattle’s Historian and Promoter   GOLD RUSH
The Life of Edmond Stephen Meany J. Richard Nokes
The 1950s and ’60s Faith of Fools Hdb. • 978-0-87422-155-8 • $19.95
George A. Frykman
Chris Bruce, Nella Van Dyke, Keith Wells A Journal of the Klondike Gold Rush
Hdb. • 978-0-87422-178-7 • $14.95
Museum of Art, Washington State
University
William Shape The World of the
Hdb. • 978-0-9755662-2-0 • $24.95 Very Close to Trouble Pbk. • 978-0-87422-160-2 • $24.95 Oregon Fishboat
The Johnny Grant Memoir A Study in Maritime Folklife
The Art People Love Edited by Lyndel Meikle Fraser Gold 1858! Janet C. Gilmore
Hdb. • 978-0-87422-140-4 • $35.00 The Founding of British Columbia Hdb. • 978-0-87422-187-9 • $22.95
Stories of Richard S. Beyer’s Life and
His Sculpture Pbk. • 978-0-87422-139-8 • $17.95 Netta Sterne Pbk. • 978-0-87422-171-8 • $18.95
Margaret W. Beyer Hdb. • 978-0-87422-165-7 • $14.95
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-184-8 • $16.95   COOKING/FOOD HISTORY   MILITARY HISTORY
Unsettled Boundaries
Crossroads and Connections Good Times at Green Lake Fraser Gold and the
British-American Northwest
Captured Honor
Central Washington University Art Recipes for Seattle’s Favorite Park POW Survival in the Philippines
Alumni Exhibition Robert E. Ficken and Japan
Susan Banks and Carol Orr
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-268-5 • $19.95
Central Washington University Art Dept. Pbk. • 978-0-87422-235-7 • $9.95 Bob Wodnik
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Seasoned with Words—   LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION
Extending the Artist’s Hand A Cookbook Through These Portals
Contemporary Sculpture from the Stories, Memoirs & Poems about Food Lewis and Clark Lexicon of A Pacific War Saga
Walla Walla Foundry Oregon Writers Colony
Hdb. • 978-1-891535-01-7 • $22.00
Discovery Wayne C. MacGregor, Jr.
Compiled by Chris Bruce Alan H. Hartley Pbk. • 978-0-87422-255-5 • $21.95
Museum of Art, Washington State Pbk. • 978-0-87422-278-4 • $19.95
University Spiral • 978-0-87422-279-1 • $19.95 Valiant Women in War and Exile
Hdb. • 978-0-9755662-0-6 • $24.95   EDUCATION/REFERENCE Thirty-eight True Stories
Palouse Country AfricaDotEdu Lewis and Clark Trail Maps Sally Hayton-Keeva
IT Opportunities and Higher A Cartographic Reconstruction, Pbk. • 978-0-87422-263-0 • $14.95
George Bedirian
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-254-8 • $32.95 ­Education in Africa Volumes I–III
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Witch of Kodakery B. ­Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, and M. Rao   MULTICULTURAL THEMES
The Photography of Myra Albert Published by Tata McGraw-Hill Volume 1
Wiggins, 1869-1956 Hdb. • 978-0-07-050720-3 • $34.95 Missouri River between Camp River Africana Studies
Carole Glauber Dubois and Fort Mandan Philosophical Perspectives and
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Marc Lindsey Spiral • 978-0-87422-234-0 • $30.00 Delores P. Aldridge and E. Lincoln James,
  BIOGRAPHY/AUTOBIOGRAPHY Pbk. • 978-0-87422-264-7 • $16.00 Editors
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Clarence C. Dill The Library of Leonard and Beyond Fort Mandan to Continental
The Life of a Western Politician Virginia Woolf Divide and Snake River The Cayton Legacy
A Short-title Catalog An African American Family
Kerry E. Irish Hdb. • 978-0-87422-242-5 • $30.00
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-190-9 • $16.95 Compiled and edited by Julia King and Laila Spiral • 978-0-87422-244-9 • $30.00 Richard S. Hobbs
Miletic-Vejzovic Pbk. • 978-0-87422-251-7 • $9.95
Iron in Her Soul Hdb. • 978-0-87422-270-8 • $19.95 Volume III
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean Color
the American Left and Further Columbia, Marias, and Latino Voices in the Pacific Northwest
Helen C. Camp
  ESSAYS/MEMOIRS Yellowstone Explorations Lorane A. West
Hdb. • 978-0-87422-105-3 • $30.00 Hdb. • 978-0-87422-265-4 • $30.00 Pbk. • 978-0-87422-274-6 • $14.95
Edge of    Tomorrow
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-106-0 • $21.00 Spiral • 978-0-87422-267-8 • $30.00
An Arctic Year
Forbidden Red
Sam Wright
Iron Pants   LITERATURE Widowhood in Urban Nepal
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-167-1 • $14.95
Oregon’s Anti-New Deal Governor, Kathey-Lee Galvin
Charles Henry Martin Netting the Sun Pbk. • 978-0-87422-283-8 • $14.95
Gary Murrell BOOKS BY NEWBERY AWARD
A Personal Geography of
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Redefining Peace, Security
Melvin R. Adams and Kyosei from a
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Young Man in a Hurry
The Pull of Moving Water Edited by Yoichiro Murakami, Noriko
Kent D. Richards   Buffalo Coat
Alice Koskela Kawamura, and Shin Chiba
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Indian Summers
Washington State College and the
Nespelem Art Colony, 1937–41
J.J. Creighton
Hdb. • 978-0-87422-191-6 • $22.95
Takhoma
Ethnography of Mount Rainier
National Park
Allan H. Smith
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-284-5 • $22.95
The Wenatchee Valley and Its
First Peoples
Thrilling Grandeur, Unfulfilled
Promise
Richard Scheuerman
Hdb. • 978-0-9763591-1-1 • $36.95
  NATURE/ENVIRONMENT
America’s Nuclear Wastelands
Politics, Accountability, and Cleanup
Max S. Power
Pbk. 978-0-87422-295-1 • $19.95
Desert Wings
Controversy in the Idaho Desert
Niels Sparre Nokkentved
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-247-0 • $12.95
Not Just Trees
The Legacy of a Douglas-fir Forest
Jane Claire Dirks-Edmunds
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-170-1 • $16.95
To the White Clouds
Idaho’s Conservation Saga, 1900-1970
J.M. Neil
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-276-0 • $16.95
Wild to the Last
Environmental Conflict in the
Clearwater Country
Charles Pezeshki
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-159-6 • $9.95
  NORTHWEST HISTORY
In God’s Country
The Patriot Movement and the
Pacific Northwest
David A. Neiwert
Spiral • 978-0-87422-175-6 • $40.00 (s)
OREGON
Adapting in Eden
Oregon’s Catholic Minority,
1838-1986
Patricia Brandt and Lillian A. Pereyra
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-253-1 • $21.95
Nimrod
Courts, Claims, and Killing on the
Oregon Frontier
Ronald B. Lansing
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-280-7 • $19.95
Built in Washington
12,000 Years of Pacific Northwest
Archaeological Sites and Historic
Buildings
Washington State Office of Archaeology and
Historic Preservation
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-065-0 • $9.00
The Changing Pacific Northwest
Interpreting Its Past
Edited by David H. Stratton
and George A. Frykman
Tpbd. • 978-0-87422-020-9 • $30.00 (s)
Dear Medora
Child of Oysterville’s Forgotten Years
Sydney Stevens
Pbk. • 978-0-87422-292-0 • $24.95
The Dynamics of Change
A History of the Washington State
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