The newest addition to my early pioneer postcard collection is a postal card from the 1893 Columbian Exposition. The 1893[…]
Read moreVancouver’s Hanging Holiday
In 1901, Washington State took over the responsibility for the execution of criminals sentenced to death in the state. Before[…]
Read moreHaunted Walking Tours of Vancouver
They’re back!! Vancouver’s Haunted Walking Tours are back and run every Friday and Saturday at 6:00PM in October. This year[…]
Read moreVancouver and the Great Flood of 1894
As the Columbia River continued to rise, so did the destruction of Vancouver, Washington. At first no-one noticed the water[…]
Read moreLava Canyon
FINALLY a nice sunny Saturday in the Pacific Northwest. I’ve literally been dreaming about this day. This Spring it seemed[…]
Read moreMy Lava Tube Caving Videos
One of the things I love to do is hunt for and explore lava tube caves. Here’s a list of my caving videos on YouTube.
Read moreExploring Lake Cave in Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Lake Cave is a lava tube cave in Gifford Pinchot National Park that has a seasonal lake at the end of the cave during the rainy season.
Read moreColumbian Newspaper Digital Archives Now Available Online
I’m very excited to say that the Columbian Newspaper has finally made their digital archives available online to the public.[…]
Read moreA Postcard History of Portland’s Bridges
Come explore Portland, Oregon’s original bridges through vintage postcards.
Read moreHistory’s Mysteries: The Mysterious Disappearance of Cascade City, Washington
What happened to the town of Cascade City, Washington? Explore the history of Cascade City and why it disappeared.
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