Footprints on the rivers, 1960? : weather and the early Northwest pioneer : being an account of the greatest storms, the deepest snows, the coldest winters, the highest floods, etc., and their effects on the settlers of the Pacific Northwest / by Steve Mierzejewski.

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Footprints on the rivers, 1960? : weather and the early Northwest pioneer : being an account of the greatest storms, the deepest snows, the coldest winters, the highest floods, etc., and their effects on the settlers of the Pacific Northwest / by Steve Mierzejewski.

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This collection consists of a photocopy of the manuscript of Steve Mierzejewski titled "Footprints on the Rivers" which is "an account of the greatest storms, the deepest snows, the coldest winters, the highest floods, etc., and their effects of the settlers of the Pacific Northwest." In 2000, Washington State Library (WSL) paid to have a copy made of the original manuscript which is at the Oregon Historical Society. It is believed that these are the only two copies of this manuscript. Mierzejewski's manuscript is cited in the bibliography of "Rains all the time, a connoisseur's history of weather in the Pacific Northwest" by David Laskin.

.5 linear foot (1 box of 418, [8] leaves)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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