Advertising Section from the 1909 Standard Atlas of Walla Walla County. Click on images to enlarge.

Boat Club Queen candidates at the Walla Walla River basin lake at Wallula - and the Coast Guard contingent who may have been the panel of judges for the event, June 12 1955. Photos by Bill Lilley courtesy of Jeanne Savage.

Parade floats from Umatilla County in the Fair parades of the 1960s. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin.

Milton-Freewater, 1961



Umatilla Ordnance Depot, 1961



Umatilla Army Depot, 1962



Weston fire truck, 1962



Umatilla National Forest, 1968



Umatilla Ordnance Depot, 1960

Hermiston, 1959

Little girl school crosswalk sign used by safety patrols in the late 1940s into the early 60s. Color photo of actual sign courtesy of Terry Atchison.

College Place police officers Kiehn and Dethman with Rogers School students, Sept 1963

Jefferson School safety patrol with Little Girl Crosswalk Sign

Eldon Wyrick with sign invented by Tom Wade, April 30 1951

Annual staff picnic at the Phi Delta Theta cabin up Mill Creek in 1920, and a Cornelison family fishing and shooting excursion on McKay Creek near Pendleton, in August 1920. Photos from the Cornelison family albums courtesy of Margaret Hoglund.

Staff of what organization uncertain at this time.

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Wa-Hi basketball team won the first annual Washington State Basketball Tournament held at the UW in Seattle in March 1923 then went on to Chicago to play in the Nationals in April. Photographs from the Cornelison family albums courtesy of Margaret Hoglund.

Wa-Hi won over Eatonville (EHS) by one point.  - ha ha ha

Wa-Hi team members in Seattle

Wa-Hi team in Seattle for State tournament

Wa-Hi fans



Wa-Hi fans on the road to the Pasco send-off, or the finals at UW (unknown which at this time)