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| Total # of Records found: 8 |
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| Title: Gabl (Franz X.) Papers |
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| Description: The collection documents Olympic medallist Franz X. Gabl’s career and interests as a professional skier and ski instructor in Europe, Canada and the Pacific Northwest. The collection contains photographs and newspaper clippings reflecting Gabl’s achievements and involvement in winter sports from the 1940s through the 1980s, including the annual Ski to Sea race from Mt. Baker to Bellingham Bay in Washington State. The collection also contains photographs documenting Gabl’s experiences in the German army during World War II, where he served on the Russian Front from 1941-45. |
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| Dates: 1917-2000 | Volume: 0.5 linear ft. |
| Restrictions: | Finding Aid: No | Maps: No |
| Photographs: Yes | Audio Tape: No | Video Tape: No | |
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| Title: Gargett (Gold Run) Mine photographs |
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| Description: This collection documents mining activities primarily at the Gargett (Gold Run) Mine on Mt. Larrabee in Whatcom County. The photographs date from the 1910s to about 1940 and depict the mine camp and cabin occupied by Roy Gargett and his family, and various mining operations. |
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| Dates: 1910-1937 | Volume: 0.25 linear ft |
| Restrictions: None | Finding Aid: No | Maps: No |
| Photographs: Yes | Audio Tape: No | Video Tape: No | |
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| Title: Garlick (George and Lois) family papers |
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| Description: The George and Lois Garlick family papers span the period 1821-2006, with the bulk of the materials dated 1930-1999. The majority of the collection consists of material created and collected by George and Lois Garlick relating largely to their environmental work in Whatcom County, especially shoreline management, nature preservation, and bird rehabilitation. The collection also contains materials generated by the Lopas, Garlick, Broders, and Buckman families, and by local historian Gloria Trevino Newman. Several (unprocessed) additions have been donated as of June 2009 - contact repository for details. |
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| Dates: 1821-2006 | Volume: 28 linear ft |
| Restrictions: None | Finding Aid: No | Maps: Yes |
| Photographs: Yes | Audio Tape: Yes | Video Tape: Yes | |
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| Title: Gates family papers |
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| Description: The Gates family papers contain articles and clippings, personal papers and photographs dating from 1890-1996. The bulk of the collection is dated in the 1910s and 20s and includes small amounts of material generated by businessman Cyrus Gates, his wife Mabel Gates, and their children: Frances, Cyrus, and Katherine. Much of the collection is comprised of photographs of the Gates family and friends, images taken by Mabel Gates' brother, photographer Bert W. Huntoon, and Woodstock Farm, the Gates’ family home. |
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| Dates: ca. 1890-1996 | Volume: 4 linear ft. |
| Restrictions: None | Finding Aid: No | Maps: No |
| Photographs: Yes | Audio Tape: No | Video Tape: No | |
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| Title: Gay and Lesbian Miscellaneous Manuscript Collection |
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| Description: This artificial collection comprises materials donated from the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender community in Bellingham and Whatcom County, Washington, during the CPNWS Gay and Lesbian Archives Project in 2001-2002. The collection contains posters, fliers, journals and other ephemera documenting GLBT events and activities in the local community, and includes brief histories of some local GLBT agencies and community resources. Audio materials comprise recordings of a lesbian radio show produced by WWU's radio station KUGS during the early 1980s, and oral history interviews conducted as part of the Gay and Lesbian Archives Project. |
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| Dates: 1971-2002 | Volume: 2 linear ft. |
| Restrictions: Some restrictions to oral history interviews. | Finding Aid: No | Maps: No |
| Photographs: Yes | Audio Tape: Yes | Video Tape: No | |
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| Title: Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Bellingham Division records |
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| Description: The Georgia-Pacific Corporation (GP), Bellingham Division records date from 1892 to 2001, and consist of administrative records, publications, photographic materials, audio-visual recordings, charts and maps. The Atlanta-based Georgia-Pacific Corporation (GP) acquired a mill site on Bellingham's waterfront in 1963. Operations included pulping and tissue-making, a chemical plant, and a research lab. The mill was a major employer in Bellingham, and produced hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue during its peak years. |
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| Dates: circa 1892-2001 (bulk 1926-2000) | Volume: 21 linear ft. |
| Restrictions: | Finding Aid: No | Maps: Yes |
| Photographs: Yes | Audio Tape: Yes | Video Tape: Yes | |
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| Title: Gough (Barry M.) articles and papers |
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| Description: This is a collection of published articles and papers by Barry M. Gough primarily on Pacific Northwest topics including British exploration, and trade and settlement in western Canada and the United States. The collection also includes a copy of "The Journal and Letters of Charles Bishop on the Northwest Coast of America in the Pacific and in New South Wales 1794-1799." |
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| Dates: 1600s-1900s | Volume: 0.25 linear ft |
| Restrictions: Collection is open to the public. | Finding Aid: No | Maps: No |
| Photographs: No | Audio Tape: No | Video Tape: No | |
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| Title: Griffin (Brian L.) papers |
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| Description: This is a collection of interviews and project records either generated or collected by long-time Bellingham resident Brian L. Griffin. The collection includes audio-visual material on local history and Whatcom County residents, as well as records of the Depot Market Square, Fairhaven Village Green, and other Bellingham-area development projects. |
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| Dates: 1980-2009 | Volume: 9 linear ft. |
| Restrictions: Some restrictions may apply. | Finding Aid: No | Maps: No |
| Photographs: No | Audio Tape: No | Video Tape: No | |
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| Total # of Records found: 8 |
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