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July 3rd 1992
First part: Roaring Creek, Lost Lake, old indian camps,
beginning the climb up the old Indian trail. There are natural sounds along the
way.
Morris Jenkins talks about…
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Dr. Paul Hessburg, US Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Team Leader & Research Ecologist
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Dr. Paul Hessburg, US Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Team Leader & Research Ecologist
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CWU faculty expert Dr. Megan Walsh (Geography), Dr. Joaquin Ramirez from the University of Leon, Mr. Dale Swedberg, Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife,
Wildlife Area Manager
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Edward (Ed) Klucking taught in the biology and geology departments at Central Washington University from 1960 into the 1990s.
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George Beck taught geology courses at Washington State Normal School and Central Washington College of Education (predecessors to Central Washington University), 1925-1959. He was the co-discoverer…
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Reino Randall was a student at Washington State Normal School, 1929-1934, and a faculty member in the art department, 1938-1976.
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Dee Eberhart taught in the geography department at Central Washington University, 1965-1986.
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Doris Clymer speaks about her husband, John Clymer (1907-1989), the renowned painter who grew up in Ellensburg, Washington. Many of Clymer's paintings of the Northwest are now held by the Clymer…
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Joseph (Joe) Ozbolt (b. circa 1915 to John and Paulina Ozbolt) talks about the fifty years he spent mining coal in Roslyn, Washington. Ozbolt began working in the Northwestern Improvement Company…
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Ole Jordin talks about his family's roots in Ellensburg, Washington. He describes the Benson hanging, skirmishes with Native Americans, threshing, water disputes, law and order, a saloon…
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Anna (Anderson) Baker (b. 1904) describes her childhood, touching on Fowler Creek School, spinning, soap making, canning, medicinal remedies, and blacksmithing. She describes life with her husband,…
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Lylia and Marguerite Fay talk about Easton, Washington, including the Easton Tollgate; the McGuiness Homestead; and the development of travel, business, logging, and communications in Easton. They…
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Harry Forbes (b. 1885) describes his childhood, including time spent in Easton, Cle Elum, and Ellensburg, Washington, in the 1890s. He talks about homesteading in Ellensburg and irrigation along…
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Nell and Thomas (Tom) Lambert, III (mother and son), talk about their family roots in Iowa and Oklahoma. They explain how Nell married Thomas (Tom) Lambert, II, in October 1928. They discuss how…
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Robert (Bob) Roseburg (b. 1922) talks about his Swedish heritage, his parents and their immigration to the United States, and life in the Cle Elum, Washington, area. He describes his farm at Peoh…
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