Title: Oral history interview with Andi Rusu, July 10, 2002 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.12.1_2 Description: Interview with Andi Rusu by Jessah Foulk on July 10, 2002 at MOHAI. Rusu was the founder and creative director of both Cursivecode Inc and Redoctober Industrie at the time of the interview. As of 2019, he is a Senior EX/UI Design Manager at Sonos. In the second part of the interview, Rusu begins by talking about his experience teaching web and graphic...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Andi Rusu, July 10, 2002 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.12.1_1 Description: Interview with Andi Rusu by Jessah Foulk on July 10, 2002 at MOHAI. Rusu was the founder and creative director of both Cursivecode Inc and Redoctober Industrie at the time of the interview. As of 2019, he is a Senior EX/UI Design Manager at Sonos. Rusu begins this first part of the interview with a discussion of his childhood and education in Romania,...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Rob Glaser, August 13, 2002 Original format: DVCAM Item Id.: 2019.35.6.3.7.1_1_A Description: Interview with Rob Glaser by Jessah Foulk on August 13, 2002 at RealNetworks in Seattle. Glaser is the founder of RealNetworks which produces RealAudio, RealVideo, RealPlayer, and Helix, among other products and services. Prior to founding RealNetworks, he worked for Microsoft for ten years. He worked at global venture firm Accel Partners from 2010 to 2014...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Jeremy Jaech, July 23, 2002 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.9.1_2 Description: Interview with Jeremy Jaech by Jessah Foulk on July 23, 2002 at MOHAI. Jaech is a technology and software entrepreneur, serving as a co-founder of Aldus, best known for its PageMaker software, and Visio. He also led the teams that founded Trumba and SNUPI, and served as CEO of Verdiem. At the time of the interview, he was leading Poseidon Ventures;...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Jeremy Jaech, July 23, 2002 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.9.1_1 Description: Interview with Jeremy Jaech by Jessah Foulk on July 23, 2002 at MOHAI. Jaech is a technology and software entrepreneur, serving as a co-founder of Aldus, best known for its PageMaker software, and Visio. He also led the teams that founded Trumba and SNUPI, and served as CEO of Verdiem. At the time of the interview, he was leading Poseidon Ventures;...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Daniel R. (Dan) Hesse, August 12, 2002 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.8.1_2 Description: Interview with Daniel (Dan) R. Hesse by Jessah Foulk on August 12, 2002 at Terabeam in Kirkland. Hesse was the chairman, president, and CEO of Terabeam Corporation at the time of this interview. Prior to this, he spent 23 years at AT&T where he was named CEO of AT&T Wireless in 1997. He later served as the CEO of Sprint from 2007...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Daniel R. (Dan) Hesse, August 12, 2002 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.8.1_1 Description: Interview with Daniel (Dan) R. Hesse by Jessah Foulk on August 12, 2002 at Terabeam in Kirkland. Hesse was the chairman, president, and CEO of Terabeam Corporation at the time of this interview. Prior to this, he spent 23 years at AT&T where he was named CEO of AT&T Wireless in 1997. He later served as the CEO of Sprint from 2007...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Jason Chu, August 14, 2002 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.3.1_2 Description: Interview with Jason Chu by Jessah Foulk on August 14, 2002 at MOHAI. Chu was the Chief Operating Officer of the DigiPen Institute of Technology at the time of this interview and continues in this role as of 2021. In the second part of the interview, Chu discusses DigiPen's partnership with Nintendo and the companies and industries at which DigiPen...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with Jason Chu, August 14, 2002 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.3.1_1 Description: Interview with Jason Chu by Jessah Foulk on August 14, 2002 at MOHAI. Chu was the Chief Operating Officer of the DigiPen Institute of Technology at the time of this interview and continues in this role as of 2021. In this first part of the interview, Chu talks about his childhood in Hong Kong and in Canada and his education at the University of...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with William (Bill) Baxter, August 5, 2002 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.2.1_2 Description: Interview with Bill Baxter by Jessah Foulk on August 5, 2002 at MOHAI. Baxter was the chairman, president and CEO of BSQUARE Corporation at the time of the interview. He stepped down from this role in July 2003. As of 2022, he has been based at VIZIO for seven years, where he is currently the Chief Technology Officer. In the second part of...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
Title: Oral history interview with William (Bill) Baxter, August 5, 2002 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.2.1_1 Description: Interview with Bill Baxter by Jessah Foulk on August 5, 2002 at MOHAI. Baxter was the chairman, president and CEO of BSQUARE Corporation at the time of the interview. He stepped down from this role in July 2003. As of 2019, he has been based at VIZIO for four years, where he is currently the Chief Technology Officer. This first part of a...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview,...
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The mission of the archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school district serves researchers, current students and the public in the development of educational and community history and practices. Our collection consists of published printed materials, manuscripts and ephemera along with...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Seattle Public Schools Archives, education, K-12, public schools, Seattle
Title: Oral history interview with Jacob V. (Jake) Arnautoff, October 30, 2001 Original format: VHS Item ID.: 2019.35.1.4.1_C Description: Interview with Jake Arnautoff of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) conducted by Constance Schnell and Gary Saaris and videorecorded by Gary Finholt at Bay View Manor in Seattle on October 30, 2001. In the interview, Arnautoff discusses his family background, experience as a picket captain in a strike, and working on the piers on...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Anthony (Tony) Faslow and David Green, January 15, 2009 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.22.1_2 Description: Interview with Anthony (Tony) Faslow and David Green of the Lake Union Drydock Company conducted by Marsha King on January 15, 2009. Union lead painter Tony Faslow began at the Lake Union Drydock in October 1988 and electrical foreman David Green started at the company in February 1979. In this first part of the...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Anthony (Tony) Faslow and David Green, January 15, 2009 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.22.1_1 Description: Interview with Anthony (Tony) Faslow and David Green of the Lake Union Drydock Company conducted by Marsha King on January 15, 2009. Union lead painter Tony Faslow began at the Lake Union Drydock in October 1988 and electrical foreman David Green started at the company in February 1979. In this first part of the interview,...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten, October 26, 2002 [Part 5 of 5] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.33.1_5 Description: Interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten conducted by Melanie Noel on October 26, 2002. Hatten was a Seattle-area lawyer who specialized in unions, civil rights, and criminal law for 50 years before retirement. Hatten was part of the defense team for University of Washington professors during the anti-communist...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten, October 26, 2002 [Part 4 of 5] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.33.1_4 Description: Interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten conducted by Melanie Noel on October 26, 2002. Hatten was a Seattle-area lawyer who specialized in unions, civil rights, and criminal law for 50 years before retirement. Hatten was part of the defense team for University of Washington professors during the anti-communist...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten, October 26, 2002 [Part 3 of 5] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.33.1_3 Description: Interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten conducted by Melanie Noel on October 26, 2002. Hatten was a Seattle-area lawyer who specialized in unions, civil rights, and criminal law for 50 years before retirement. Hatten was part of the defense team for University of Washington professors during the anti-communist...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten, June 25, 2002 [Part 2 of 5] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.33.1_2 Description: Interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten conducted by Melanie Noel on June 25, 2002. Hatten was a Seattle-area lawyer who specialized in unions, civil rights, and criminal law for 50 years before retirement. Hatten was part of the defense team for University of Washington professors during the anti-communist...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten, June 25, 2002 [Part 1 of 5] Original format: MiniDV Item ID.: 2019.35.1.33.1_1 Description: Interview with Canterbury T. (C.T. or Barry) Hatten conducted by Melanie Noel on June 25, 2002. Hatten was a Seattle-area lawyer who specialized in unions, civil rights, and criminal law for 50 years before retirement. Hatten was part of the defense team for University of Washington professors during the anti-communist...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Norm Rice, October 31, 2002 [Part 4 of 4] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.1.55.1_4 Description: Interview with Norm Rice conducted by Gary Saaris on October 24 and 31, 2002. The 49th mayor of Seattle, Rice was Seattle's first Black mayor, serving two terms from 1990 to 1997. Before entering city government, he worked as a reporter at KOMO-TV and KIXI radio and as the Assistant Director of the Seattle Urban League. He was first elected to...
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Title: Oral history interview with Norm Rice, October 31, 2002 [Part 3 of 4] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.1.55.1_3 Description: Interview with Norm Rice conducted by Gary Saaris on October 24 and 31, 2002. The 49th mayor of Seattle, Rice was Seattle's first Black mayor, serving two terms from 1990 to 1997. Before entering city government, he worked as a reporter at KOMO-TV and KIXI radio and as the Assistant Director of the Seattle Urban League. He was first elected to...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Norm Rice, October 24, 2002 [Part 2 of 4] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.1.55.1_2 Description: Interview with Norm Rice conducted by Gary Saaris on October 24 and 31, 2002. The 49th mayor of Seattle, Rice was Seattle's first Black mayor, serving two terms from 1990 to 1997. Before entering city government, he worked as a reporter at KOMO-TV and KIXI radio and as the Assistant Director of the Seattle Urban League. He was first elected to...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Norm Rice, October 24, 2002 [Part 1 of 4] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.1.55.1_1 Description: Interview with Norm Rice conducted by Gary Saaris on October 24 and 31, 2002. The 49th mayor of Seattle, Rice was Seattle's first Black mayor, serving two terms from 1990 to 1997. Before entering city government, he worked as a reporter at KOMO-TV and KIXI radio and as the Assistant Director of the Seattle Urban League. He was first elected to...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, MOHAI,...
Title: Oral history interview with Dawn Trudeau, July 29, 2002 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.13.1_2 Description: Interview with Dawn Trudeau by Jessah Foulk on July 29, 2002. Trudeau was a retired information technology executive at the time of this interview. She was an early employee of Microsoft, where she worked from 1984 to 1988. She is now a co-owner of the WNBA's Seattle Storm and chairs the Board of the Economic Opportunity Institute, is a member...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, oral history, interview, Dawn...
Title: Oral history interview with Dawn Trudeau, July 29, 2002 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.6.13.1_1 Description: Interview with Dawn Trudeau by Jessah Foulk on July 29, 2002. Trudeau was a retired information technology executive at the time of this interview. She was an early employee of Microsoft, where she worked from 1984 to 1988. She is now a co-owner of the WNBA's Seattle Storm and chairs the Board of the Economic Opportunity Institute, is a member...
Topics: MOHAI, Museum of History & Industry, Dawn Trudeau, oral history, interview, Museum of History...
Title: Oral history interview with Junkoh Harui, April 20, 2004 [Part 2 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.8.6.1_2 Description: Interview with Junkoh Harui, the owner of Bainbridge Gardens on Bainbridge Island, with Julie Kressen on April 20, 2004. Bainbridge Gardens was started in 1911 by Harui's father and uncle. In 1941, they were forced to leave to Moses Lake during World War II. In 1958, Harui and his wife, Chris, opened the Island's first florist, Town and Country...
Topics: MOHAI, Julie Kerssen, Junkoh Harui, oral history, interview, Museum of History and Industry,...
Title: Oral history interview with Junkoh Harui, April 20, 2004 [Part 1 of 2] Original format: MiniDV Item Id.: 2019.35.8.6.1_1 Description: Interview with Junkoh Harui, the owner of Bainbridge Gardens on Bainbridge Island, with Julie Kressen on April 20, 2004. Bainbridge Gardens was started in 1911 by Harui's father and uncle. In 1941, they were forced to leave to Moses Lake during World War II. In 1958, Harui and his wife, Chris, opened the Island's first florist, Town and Country...
Topics: MOHAI, oral history, Junkoh Harui, Julie Kerssen, Bainbridge Gardens, Museum of History &...
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Temple on a stick is about a woman film maker who struggles to make a film. Fork on a filling is the film she makes. Jack in the fox is a short film using claymation. produced by Karl Krogstad, R.S. Dollar, Tony Demore ; director, Karl Krogstad. Fork on a filling / directed by Karl Krogstad. Jack in the fox / directed by Karl Krogstad ; animator, Patrick Mullins.
Topic: Experimental films
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The Seattle Public Library brings people, information and ideas together to enrich lives and build community. For more information, visit https://spl.org .
Topic: Pacific Northwest History
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By collecting and preserving artifacts and stories of the Puget Sound region’s diverse history, MOHAI highlights our tradition of innovation and imagination. Through compelling exhibits, scholarship, education, public programs, and community engagement, MOHAI bridges the past, present, and future. As the largest private heritage organization in the State of Washington; the museum engages communities through interactive exhibits, online resources, and award-winning public and youth education...
Topics: Museum of History & Industry, Museum of History and Industry, MOHAI, Seattle, Seattle history,...
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Bainbridge Island Historical Museum's mission is to collect, preserve, and foster knowledge of Bainbridge Island history. The Society began as an informal group in the 1930s, meeting in member homes. In 1949, its members joined the newly formed Kitsap County Historical Society as the Bainbridge Island branch. Elnora Parfitt was elected president and later became Museum Director. In 1971, the Bainbridge Island School District board voted to donate the former Island Center schoolhouse to the...
Topics: Bainbridge Island, Washington State, Pacific Northwest
An animated educational film featuring Big Red, the talking fire hydrant travels back in time to teach cavemen about fire safety. Includes live-action re-enactment (not animated) children climbing out of bedroom window to escape fire and fire fighters arriving. Animated, written and produced by the Seattle Fire Department.
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An animated educational film featuring Big Red, the talking fire hydrant teaching about fire safety. Animated, written and produced by the Seattle Fire Department.
Topic: Seattle Fire Department
In an animated public service announcement about fire safety, Mr. Bumblesbee is invited to the Seattle Seahawks training camp where he meets Jim Zorn. Developed and animated by the Seattle Fire Department. Original format: 16mm, color, sound
Topics: Seattle Fire Department, Seattle Municipal Archives, Jim Zorn, Seattle Seahawks, fire safety,...
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The Spokane Street Bridge is also known as the West Seattle Low-Level Bridge. It bridges Harbor Island and West Seattle, crossing the Duwamish River. The prexisting structure was demolished during June and July 1989, and the bridge opened in 1991. At 56 minutes, the dedication ceremony for the bridge begins with an opening statement by then Mayor Norman Rice. The ceremony took place August 9, 1991. Log House Museum Object ID: 2005.38.213 For rights and reproduction requests, please contact the...
Topics: Log House Museum, Seattle, PNW History, Pacific Northwest, Southwest Seattle Historical Society
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The Spokane Street Bridge is also known as the West Seattle Low-Level Bridge. It bridges Harbor Island and West Seattle, crossing the Duwamish River. Demolition of the preexisting structure took place during June and July of 1989, and the bridge opened in 1991. Log House Museum Item ID: 2005.38.213 For rights and reproduction requests, please contact the Log House Museum at curator@loghousemuseum.info. Original format: VHS
Topics: Log House Museum, Seattle, PNW History, Pacific Northwest, Southwest Seattle Historical Society
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At 41 minutes, the builder begins talking about the historic logs that make up part of the cabin. For rights and reproduction requests, please contact the Log House Museum at curator@loghousemuseum.info. Original format: Betacam SP
Topics: Log House Museum, Seattle, PNW History, Pacific Northwest, Southwest Seattle Historical Society
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Interview with Brewster Denny, founder of the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington, and great grandson of Arthur and Mary Denny, founders of Seattle and the University of Washington. For rights and reproduction requests, please contact the Log House Museum at curator@loghousemuseum.info. Original format: VHS
Topics: Log House Museum, Seattle, PNW History, Pacific Northwest, Southwest Seattle Historical Society
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Interview with Brewster Denny, founder of the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington, and great grandson of Arthur and Mary Denny, founders of Seattle and the University of Washington. For rights and reproduction requests, please contact the Log House Museum at curator@loghousemuseum.info. Original format: VHS
Topics: Log House Museum, Seattle, PNW History, Pacific Northwest, Southwest Seattle Historical Society
Title: Promotional video for Middle College High School Item I.D.: SPS_Middle_College Original Format: VHS Description: Middle College High School is an alternative high school option for Seattle students. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public School, Public Education, Seattle
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Title: Interview with Robert Eaglestaff, principal of American Indian Heritage School Item I.D.: SPS_Indian_Heritage_High_School_Eaglestaff Original Format: VHS Description: Interview with Robert Eaglestaff, principal of the American Indian Heritage School from 1989-1996. Eaglestaff led the school to a 100 percent graduation and college-attendance rate. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Native American History, Native American Life, Public Education
Title: Seattle Public Schools La Connor Retreat, September 9, 1999 Item I.D.: SPS_La_Connor_Retreat Original Format: VHS Description: Seattle Public Schools La Connor Retreat, September 9, 1999. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school district serves...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Restructuring Seattle Public Schools Item I.D.: SPS_Restructuring_V Original Format: DVCAM Description: Promotional video discussing the restructuring of Seattle Public Schools during the mid-1990s. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, December 5, 2007 Item I.D.: SPS_SB_12052007 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, December 5, 2007. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, December 19, 2007 Item I.D.: SPS_SB_12192007 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, December 19, 2007. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, November 14, 2007 (2 of 2) Item I.D.: SPS_SB_11142007_2 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, November 14, 2007 (2 of 2). The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, November 14, 2007 (1 of 2) Item I.D.: SPS_SB_11142007_1 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, November 14, 2007 (1 of 2). The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
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Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, October 3, 2007 Item I.D.: SPS_SB_10032007 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, October 3, 2007. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, October 17, 2007 Item I.D.: SPS_SB_10172007 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, October 17, 2007. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, September 17, 2007 Item I.D.: SPS_SB_09172007 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, September 17, 2007. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Seattle
Title: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, September 5, 2007 Item I.D.: SPS_SB_09052007 Original Format: DVCAM Description: Seattle Public Schools, Board of Directors Meeting, September 5, 2007. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Seattle, Public Education
Title: Interview with Michael Rounds of Huchoosedah Indian Education, circa 1990 Item I.D.: SPS_Highpoint Original Format: VHS Description: Michael Rounds, the Home-School Counselor with Huchoosedah Indian Education, discusses High Point Elementary School and his work there. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of...
Topic: Seattle Public Schools
Title: Students working in the auto-shop at Rainier Beach High School Item I.D.: SPS_Rainier3 Original Format: VHS Description: Students working in the auto-shop at Rainier Beach High School, circa 1990. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their discussions and activities is engaging history. The school district...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education
Title: Carol Ogden on the Automotive Technology program at Rainier Beach High School Item I.D.: SPS_Rainier4 Original Format: VHS Description: Carol Ogden, Auto-shop teacher at Rainier Beach High School, discusses the shop and the automotive technology program. Circa 1990. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education, Trade School, Mechanic, Autmotive Technology
Title: Gretchen Coe discusses Mercer Middle School and IBM's tutoring partnership Item I.D.: SPS_Mercer2 Original Format: VHS Description: Gretchen Coe, of Mercer Middle School, discussing Mercer Middle School’s partnership with IBM as part of the PIPE program (Private Initiatives in Public Education). Circa 1990. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education
Title: Interview with Bailey Gatzert Elementary School Principal Pat Sander Item I.D.: SPS_Gatzert_Pat_Sanders Original Format: VHS Description: Interview with Pat Sander about the philosophy behind the programs and services at Bailey Gatzert Elementary School. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local politics, the record of their...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education
Title: Seattle Public Schools Teacher Awards: Dan Frederickson Item I.D.: SPS_Technology_1994_Roosevelt Original Format: VHS Description: This profile of Dan Frederickson, a math teacher at Roosevelt High School, discusses a project he worked on where students and staff used the latest technology to create a snapshot of community life. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education
Title: Seattle Public Schools Teacher Awards: Bob Boswell Item I.D.: SPS_Technology_1994_Mercer Original Format: VHS Description: This profile of Bob Boswell, the computer teacher at Mercer Middle School, discusses his efforts to integrate technology into reading and writing education at his school. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in part by local...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education
Title: Seattle Public Schools Teacher Awards: Dwight Harris Item I.D.: SPS_Technology_1994_Lawton Original Format: VHS Description: This profile of Dwight Harris, a fourth and fifth grade teacher at Lawton Elementary school, discusses his efforts to integrate technology into the daily lives of staff and students. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Public Education
Title: Seattle Public Schools Teacher Awards: Jay Franko Item I.D.: SPS_Technology_1994_ Hawthorne Original Format: VHS Description: This profile of Jay Franko, a computer teacher at Hawthorne Elementary School, describes his development of a computer program that provides students and their families access to the internet, as well as a place to learn computer skills. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Seattle, Computer Education
Title: Delivering on the Dream: Academic Achievement for Every Student in Every School Item I.D.: Don_Nielsen_Rotary_Club_Speech Original Format: VHS Description: Don Nielsen served as President of the Board of Seattle Public Schools from 2000-2001. In this speech, he announces his retirement and discusses the history and future of Seattle Public Schools. The speech was sponsored by the Seattle Rotary Club. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Education, Public Education, Seattle
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The East Kong Yick Building is one of two buildings erected in Seattle, Washington's Chinatown-International District by the Kong Yick Investment Company. A four-story hotel in the core of the International District, with retail stores at ground level, the East Kong Yick was created by the pooled resources of 170 Chinese American pioneers. In, 2008, the building reopened as the home of the expanded Wing Luke Asian Museum. This tour of the building took place on February 13, 1996. Original...
Topics: Seattle, Chinese American History, Asian American History, Kong Yick, Kong Yick Investment Company,...
Title: Two Tales of Wesakechak Item I.D.: SPS_spshuchoosedahtalesofwesakechakayekis Original Format: VHS Description: Tales of Wesakechak: Why Bees Have Stingers, and Wesakechak and the First Indian People. A Huchoosedah Indian Education Video. These episodes of puppet theater tell two Native American folktales. The mission of Seattle Public School Archives is to provide a repository of primary resources about Seattle schooling, schools and student voices. Because the district is governed in...
Topics: Seattle Public Schools, Native American History, Wesakechak
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A walking tour of Kubota Gardens, June 6, 1980. Original format: VHS
Topics: Kubota Garden, Japanese Garden, Wing Luke Museum, Garden Tour, Walking Tour, Gardens, Asian...
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This video contains two oral history interviews. The first, which is undated, is an interview with Magno Rudio. The second interview, which begins at 28:37, took place on September 22, 1993 and features Ken and Henry Louie. Wing Luke Museum Object ID: 2002.200.024 Original format: VHS
Topics: Wing Luke Museum, Magno Rudio, Ken Louie, Henry Louie, Oral history, Asian American, Asian American...
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From Hiroshima to Hope - Youth Building Peace, August 6, 1999. This event was held at Greenlake, Seattle, WA. It included lantern preparation, Seattle Kokon Taiko, a dance against racism, Mike Stern and friends, youth speakers, Reverend Kanshin Mochida, Peter Ross (shakuhachi), Toro Nagashi, and the floating of lanterns. Original format: VHS
Topics: Hiroshima, Wing Luke Museum
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A panel discussion of Chinese heritage in the Pacific Northwest, held on the third day of the Chinese Heritage of the Pacific Northwest Conference, May 3, 1991. The conference was held in Lake Chelan, WA. Original format: VHS
Topics: Asian American, Asian American History, Chinese, Wing Luke Museum, Chinese Heritage, Lecture
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Lectures on Chinese heritage and history in the Pacific Northwest, presented at the Chinese Heritage of the Pacific Northwest Conference, in May of 1991. The conference was held in Lake Chelan, WA. Original format: VHS
Topics: Asian Americans, Asian American History, Chinese, Wing Luke Museum, Chinese Heritage, Lecture
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At 2:37:51, footage from the 1940s begins. These films depict a visit to an Alaskan salmon cannery, and a visit to Minidoka WRA (War Relocation Authority) Camp in Hunt, ID. Original format: VHS
Topics: Asian American experience, Asian American history, Museum tour, Gallery tour, Seattle, Salmon,...
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Wing Luke Museum gallery tour, 1992. Original format: VHS
Topics: Asian American experience, Asian American, Asian American history, Museum tour, Gallery tour,...
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Mien New Year celebration, 1994. The Iu Mien people are a Southeast Asian subset of the Yao people, a minority group originally from China. Displaced by the Vietnam War, many settled in the United States from the late 1970s to the mid 1990s. Mien New Year is on the same day as Chinese New Year, usually in late January or early February. It is traditionally observed for three days. Original format: VHS
Topics: Wing Luke Museum, Mien, New Year Celebration
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Lawrence Edward "Larry" Campbell, Jr. (1926-1992) was a pioneering African American aviator. He volunteered for military service in 1944 and was sent for cadet training with the 332nd Fighter Group at Tuskegee Army Air Field but was discharged in 1945 at the end of World War II. Campbell was again accepted for flight training in 1947, which he successfully completed in 1948. Also in 1948, Campbell flew the Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star from Lockbourne Air Force Base, Ohio which was...
Topics: African American History, Air Force, Military History, Veterans, Oral History
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Lawrence Edward "Larry" Campbell, Jr. (1926-1992) was a pioneering African American aviator. He volunteered for military service in 1944 and was sent for cadet training with the 332nd Fighter Group at Tuskegee Army Air Field but was discharged in 1945 at the end of World War II. Campbell was again accepted for flight training in 1947, which he successfully completed in 1948. Also in 1948, Campbell flew the Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star from Lockbourne Air Force Base, Ohio which was...
Topics: Air Force, African American History, Military History, Veterans
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Lawrence Edward "Larry" Campbell, Jr. (1926-1992) was a pioneering African American aviator. He volunteered for military service in 1944 and was sent for cadet training with the 332nd Fighter Group at Tuskegee Army Air Field but was discharged in 1945 at the end of World War II. Campbell was again accepted for flight training in 1947, which he successfully completed in 1948. Also in 1948, Campbell flew the Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star from Lockbourne Air Force Base, Ohio which was...
Topics: Veterans, Oral History, African American History, Military History
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Scarecrow Video began life in 1988 with one simple vision: to unite people with film. At the heart of this vision was a deep passion for cinematic storytelling. It began with a few hundred tapes in the back of a record store, and for more than 28 years its devoted caretakers have gradually accumulated the largest independently owned video and physical media library in the country, currently boasting over 128,000 titles. You can find film and television from 129 countries, in 126 different...
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Since 1916, Seattle Audubon members and volunteers have continually worked for the protection, restoration and preservation of natural habitat for birds and other wildlife. These years of experience have never been more important than today as the growth in our region stresses many habitats and their inhabitants. Faithful volunteers work hand-in-hand with dedicated staff to provide education programs to children and adults, to engage neighborhoods in citizen science projects, and to protect...
Original footage of the 2007-2008 Seattle Poet Populist Candidates Read-off recorded by the Seattle Channel for a documentary. The program includes poetry readings, interviews and speeches at the Seattle Public Library, Central Branch. Introductory speech by Chris Higashi, program manager of Seattle Public Library’s Washington Center for the Book. Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata gives a speech and introduces each poet. Poetry reading performances include Chad Goller-Sojourner, Anna...
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata, Arts, Library, Performing arts, Chris Higashi...
Color with sound. Original footage covering the Poet Populist election results announcement. Part of the 2007 Bumbershoot Festival's Golden Umbrella Award held in the Leo K. Theatre at Seattle Repertory Theatre (the Literary Arts Stage for Bumbershoot). Poet Cody Walker was the winner and served as Seattle's Poet Populist from 2007-2008. Item 6416, Record Series 4650-12 Nick Licata Moving Image Collection, Seattle Municipal Archives
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Color with sound. The 2013 collection of Words' Worth Poetry Program readings. Poems read at the beginning of the Housing, Human Services, Health and Culture Committee chaired by Council Member Nick Licata. Curated by Jordan Keith, Judith Roche and Sibyl James from January 9, 2013 to December 11, 2013. Poets include Jordan Keith, Claudia Castro Luna, Angela Jane Fountas, Allison Green, Felicia Gonzalez, A. K. Mini Allin, Judith Roche, Lyn Coffin, Paul Nelson and Susan Lane. Copies of poems can...
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata
Color with sound. A collection of Words' Worth Poetry Program readings. Curated by Sibyl James from June 3, 2011 to December 14, 2011. Poems read monthly or twice monthly at the beginning of the Housing, Human Services, Health and Culture Committee chaired by Council Member Nick Licata. Poets include Sibyl James, Emily Warn, Larry Laurence, Sharon Cumberland and Kathleen Flenniken. Copies of poems can be found on Councilmember Licata's harvested website on Archive-It:...
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Color with sound. A collection of Words' Worth Poetry Program readings. Curated by A. K. Mimi Allin from August 11, 2010 to May 11, 2011. Poems read monthly or twice monthly at the beginning of the Housing, Human Services, Health and Culture Committee chaired by Council Member Nick Licata. Poets include David George Kuhns, A K Mimi Allin, Aaron Silverberg, Meredith Clark, Monte Christopher Smith and Steven Roxborough. Copies of poems can be found in Councilmember Licata's harvested website on...
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Color with sound. A collection of Words' Worth Poetry Program readings. Poems read before 2007 Seattle City Council Public Safety, Governmental Relations and Arts Committee meetings chaired by Nick Licata. Produced by Seattle Channel. Created on 2007-12-31. "Upon his election to the City Council in 1998, Nick Licata instituted poetry readings before his City Council committee meetings, believing that 'the personal insight of poetry has the power to enlighten the routine of government.'...
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Color with sound. 2004-2005 collection of the Words' Worth Poetry Program readings. Poetry read at Seattle City Council Public Safety, Civil Rights and Arts Committee meetings from October 12, 2004 - June 21, 2005. Poets include Grant Cogswell, Bryan Miller, M. White Chester, Sarah Mangold, Johnny Horton, Tina Hertzel, and James Arthur. Produced by Seattle Channel. Copies of the poems, curated by Grant Cogswell, can be found through SMA's Archive-It site:...
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Color with sound. Poetry read monthly or twice monthly at Councilmember Nick Licata's 2009 committee meetings related to the arts. Poets include: Donna Miscolta, Storme Webber, Laurie Blauner, Rachel Dilworth, Kim-An Lieberman, Angela Martinez, Peggy Sturdivant, Molly Tenebaum, Allison Green. Production by Seattle Channel. Item 5751, Record Series 4650-12, Seattle Municipal Archives
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Color with sound. Poetry read at Councilmember Nick Licata's Culture, Civil Rights, Health and Personnel Committee meetings in 2008. Curated by John Burgess. Poets include John Burgess, Alexandra Oliver, Cody Walker, Raul Sanchez, Julene Tripp Weaver, Michael Schein, Lynn Miller, Eric McHenry, J. W. Marshall, Mary Lou Sanelli, Suzanne E. Edison, Marta Sanchez. Produced by Seattle Channel. "Upon his election to the City Council in 1998, Nick Licata instituted poetry readings before his City...
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Color, sound. Dobbie Norris and poets selected by Norris read at Seattle City Council Committee meetings chaired by Nick Licata between July 9, 2002 and February 11, 2003. Compilation created by Seattle Channel. Note: recording does not start at beginning. "Upon his election to the City Council in 1998, Nick Licata instituted poetry readings before his City Council committee meetings, believing that 'the personal insight of poetry has the power to enlighten the routine of government.' Thus...
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata
Original footage of the Poet Populist 2007-2008 Candidate Read-off at the Richard Hugo House. Bob Redmond (Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival) and Councilmember Nick Licata present opening remarks. Poets include Roberto Ascalon, Shannon Borg, John Burgess, Beth Coyote, Angela Martinez-Dy, Richard Gold, John Olson, and Cody Walker. Item 6419, Record Series 4650-12 Nick Licata Moving Image Collection, Seattle Municipal Archives
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata, Arts, Library, Performing arts, Bob Redmond, Nick...
Color with sound. Poems read monthly or twice monthly at the beginning of the committee chaired by Councilmember Nick Licata pertaining to the arts from March 3, 2004 through September 9, 2004. Curated by Terrilynn Towns. Includes readings by Ms. Olive Larson, Juanita Kirkland, Anne M. Doe Overstreet, Mike Dillon, Margaret Roncone, Jane Horowitz, and Joan Weeks. Item 5730, Archives Record Series: 4650-12: Nick Licata Moving Image Collection, Seattle Municipal Archives
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata
Original footage covering the Poet Populist election results announcement. Part of the 2007 Bumbershoot Festival's Golden Umbrella Award held in the Leo K. Theatre at Seattle Repertory Theatre (the Literary Arts Stage for Bumbershoot). Poet Cody Walker was the winner and served as Seattle's Poet Populist from 2007-2008. Item 6418, Record Series 4650-12 Nick Licata Moving Image Collection, Seattle Municipal Archives
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Color with sound. 2012 Words' Worth Poetry Program: Curated by Sibyl James February 8, 2012-December 12, 2012. Poems read monthly at the beginning of the Housing, Human Services, Health and Culture Committee chaired by Council Member Nick Licata. Poets include Sibyl James, Carolyne Wright, Ann Spiers, Paul Hunter, Kathleen Flenniken, Ester Altshul Helfgott, Thomas H Pruiksma, Edward Harkness, Frances McCue. Copies of poems can be found on Councilmember Licata's harvested website on Archive-It:...
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata
Original footage of the Poet Populist 2007-2008 Candidate Read-off at the Richard Hugo House. Bob Redmond (Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival) and Councilmember Nick Licata present opening remarks. Poets include Roberto Ascalon, Shannon Borg, John Burgess, Beth Coyote, Angela Martinez-Dy, Richard Gold, John Olson, and Cody Walker. Item 6420, Record Series 4650-12 Nick Licata Moving Image Collection, Seattle Municipal Archives
Topics: Seattle Municipal Archives, Poetry, Nick Licata, Arts, Library, Performing arts, Bob Redmond, Nick...
Original footage of a Poet Populist event at the Seattle Public Library, Central Branch. Introductory remarks by Chris Higashi. Poet reading performances include Pesha Joyce Gertler, Felicia Gonzalez, Brian McGuigan and headlined by 2006-2007 Poet Populist Jourdan Imani Keith. Sponsored by Seattle Public Library, Seattle City Council and Bumbershoot. Footage was recorded by the Seattle Channel for a documentary. NOTE: In 1999, the City of Seattle created the Poet Populist program, an annual...
Topics: Nick Licata, Poetry, Seattle Municipal Archives, Chris Higashi (Program Manager, Seattle Public...
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Title: Pinocchio Item I.D.: SMT_33 Original format: VHS Description: Choreographed and performed by the Seattle Mime Theatre. Performers include Richard Davidson, Bruce Wylie, Mik Kulman, and Elizabeth Roth. In 1977, Richard “Rick” Davidson, Elizabeth Roth, Bruce Wylie and Pat Tyler began the Seattle Mime Theatre. Roth and Davidson had studied with Tony Montanaro and Jacque Lecoq, and Wylie had trained with Leonard Pitt. The company performed throughout the United States and abroad for both...
Topics: Seattle Mime Theatre, experimental theater, mime, Seattle, Pacific Northwest Theater, Theatre...
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Title: Carnival of the Animals Item I.D.: SMT_32 Original format: VHS Description: Footage of the Seattle Mime Theatre performance “The Carnival of the Animals,'' at the Lee Theatre at Forest Ridge School in Bellevue, Washington. The program includes short, amusing characterizations of various animals using special movements, masks and costumes. The performance includes an adaptation of the fairy tale, The Story of Troung-Chi . Choreographed and performed by Seattle Mime Theatre. Performers...
Topics: Seattle Mime Theatre, experimental theater, mime, Seattle, Pacific Northwest Theater, Theatre...
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Title: Hazel Wolf interview on Women's Day Television,1998 Item I.D.: Hazel_Wolf_Womens_Day_1998 Original Format: VHS Description: A segment on Women’s Day Television about Hazel Wolf, featuring interviews with Hazel Wolf and Seattle Audubon Society President Richard Yuell (1998). Hazel Wolf (March 10, 1898 – January 19, 2000) was an activist and environmentalist who lived in the Seattle area for most of her life. She played a prominent role in environmental efforts on local, national and...
Topics: Hazel Wolf, Richard Yuell, Seattle Audubon Society, Bird watching, birding, environmentalism,...
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Title: Dan Evans on KIRO TV, 1990 Item I.D.: Dan_Evans_Elwha_KIRO_7_1990 Original Format: VHS Description: Dan Evans on KIRO TV talking about the Duwamish River and Elwha River dams (July 5, 1990). Seattle Audubon leads a local community in appreciating, understanding, and protecting birds and their natural habitats. Since 1916, their vast community of staff, members, and volunteers has dedicated itself to focused advocacy, education, informed science, and a conservation legacy that has...
Topics: Dan Evans, Seattle Audubon Society, Duwamish River, Elwha River, Bird watching, birding,...
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Title: Obituary of Hazel Wolf on KOMO 4, January 20, 2000 Item I.D.: Hazel_Wolf_KOMO_4_2000 Original Format: VHS Description: Obituary of Hazel Wolf on KOMO 4, January 20, 2000. Hazel Wolf (March 10, 1898 – January 19, 2000) was an activist and environmentalist who lived in the Seattle area for most of her life. She played a prominent role in environmental efforts on local, national and international levels. Wolf not only co-founded of the Seattle Audubon Society, she worked as their...
Topics: Seattle Audubon Society, Bird watching, birding, environmentalism, environmental protection,...
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Title: Profile on Hazel Wolf on her 100th birthday, KING 5, 1999 Item I.D.: Hazel_Wolf_KING_5_1999 Original Format: VHS Description: A celebration of Hazel Wolf's 100th birthday party, held at the Scottish Rite Temple in Seattle, Washington. Hazel Wolf (March 10, 1898 – January 19, 2000) was an activist and environmentalist who lived in the Seattle area for most of her life. She played a prominent role in environmental efforts on local, national and international levels. Wolf not only...
Topics: Seattle Audubon Society, Bird watching, birding, environmentalism, environmental protection,...
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Title: Obituary of Hazel Wolf on KING 5, January 11, 2000 Item I.D.: Hazel_Wolf_KING_5_2000_2 Original Format: VHS Description: Obituary of Hazel Wolf on KING 5, January 11, 2000. Hazel Wolf (March 10, 1898 – January 19, 2000) was an activist and environmentalist who lived in the Seattle area for most of her life. She played a prominent role in environmental efforts on local, national and international levels. Wolf not only co-founded of the Seattle Audubon Society, she worked as their...
Topics: Seattle Audubon Society, Hazel Wolf, Bird watching, birding, environmentalism, environmental...
