Spokane County, Washington: History
Histories of specific towns and townships
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Airway Heights City Council, Ordinances 1962-2008 (Source: Washington State Digital Archives)
Airway Heights City Council, Resolutions 1962-2008 (Source: Washington State Digital Archives)
Liberty Lake City Council, Minutes 2001-2008 (Source: Washington State Digital Archives)
Liberty Lake City Council, Ordinances 2001-2009 (Source: Washington State Digital Archives)
Liberty Lake City Council, Resolutions 2001-2008 (Source: Washington State Digital Archives)
Eastern Washington State Hospital Medical Lake (Source: Historic Asylums of America)
History of Spokane Wa. Historic Towns of The Western States (Source: rays-place.com)
1900 Census Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, and Walla Walla are largest cities in Washington in 1900 (Source: The Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History)
The Fox Theatre in Spokane opens on September 3, 1931 (Source: The Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History)
J. J. Downing and S. R. Scranton file claims and build a sawmill at Spokane Falls in May 1871 (Source: The Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History)
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