HistoryLink.org- the Free Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History

Search Encyclopedia

Advanced Search

5416 HistoryLink.org essays now available

Shortcuts

Selected Collections

Cyberpedias & Features

Cities & Towns

County Thumbnails

Biographies

Interactive Cybertours

Slide Shows

Timeline Essays

People's Histories

Research Shortcuts

Map Searches
Alphabetical Search
Timeline Date Search
Topic Search
Links

Features

History Bytes
Book of the Fortnight
History Bookshelf
Past/Forward Calendar
Klondike Gold Rush Database
Duvall Newspaper Index
Wellington Scrapbook

More History

Washington FAQs
Washington Milestones
Honor Rolls
Columbia Basin
Everett
Olympia
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Roads & Rails

HistoryLink.org Duvall Newspaper Index

Duvall Newspaper Index

The Duvall Newspaper Index contains 2,309 categorized headlines which pertain to people, places and events in Duvall history. The entries were indexed in 1997 by the Duvall Historical Society using four exisiting newspaper sources: Duvall Citizen 1911-1916, Carnation Enterprise 1918-1929, Carnavall Reporter 1953-1964, and Sammamish Valley News 1978-1980.

The index is used as a research tool prior to viewing the complete articles and newspapers, which can be found on microfilm at either the Duvall Library or the University of Washington - Microform & Newspaper Collections.

Many thanks to Don Williams, the Duvall Historical Society, and the King County Library System Foundation for the creation of this index.

Search by Keyword

Step 1: Type a keyword to search for:
NOTE: Single word searches work best. Avoid punctuation.

Step 2: Select a topic:

Step 3: Click"Search":

Alphabetical Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Search All Fields by Date

Today in Washington History

Forward Thrust unveils $1.1 billion transit plan for King County on November 20, 1969.

Marymoor Prehistoric Indian Site is placed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 20, 1970.

Seattle research center is renamed Bob Hope International Heart Research Institute on November 20, 1980.

President Clinton convenes APEC summit on Blake Island on November 20, 1993.

Seattle School Board votes to end mandatory busing for desegregation in elementary schools on November 20, 1996.

NewHolly Branch, The Seattle Public Library, opens on November 20, 1999.

Sea-Tac International Airport's third runway opens on November 20, 2008.

New Essays This Week

I Touched Harry Tracy's Corpse by Charles May Anderson, M.D.

The Barons: The Northwest's First Hit-making '50s Teen Rock 'n' Roll Group

Wainwright, General Jonathan Mayhew, IV (1883-1953)

Rockin' Robin Roberts, former singer with Tacoma rock band, the Wailers, dies in an automobile accident on December 22, 1967.

Walla Walla honors native son and World War II hero General Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright on November 9, 1945.

The Sumas Roundup premieres on September 21, 1923.

WTO Meeting and Protests in Seattle (1999) -- Part 2

Seattle Repertory Theatre debuts with King Lear in the Seattle Playhouse on November 13, 1963.

Special Suites


A-Y-P Exposition Baseball Children’s Hospital Dance Marathons Group Health King County 1st Citizens Lewis & Clark Military History Music & Musicians Port of Seattle Port of Tacoma	Rivers in Time Rose Red & Spooks Sea-Tac Airport Seattle City Light Seattle Public Library Visual Arts Washington Forests Washington State Ferries Women's History WTO 1999 Protests

Major Funding Provided By


State of Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation, Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development	City of Seattle Greg Nickels, Mayor Richard Conlin, President Seattle City Council	King County Ron Sims, County Executive Julia Patterson, Chair Metropolitan King County Council

The Seattle Public Library	Group Health Cooperative	King County Lodging Tax

Port of Tacoma	Museum of History & Industry	Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs

2006 – 2010 Education Partners


Bellevue College	King County Lodging Tax	The History Channel Save Our History Program