history

Selected Newspaper articles relating to
Klickitat County History


Many, Many Thanks to everyone who has submitted articles and stories,
or who has allowed them to be shared via this website!

The historical information from
An Illustrated History of Klickitat, Yakima, & Kittitas Counties
Interstate Publishing Co., Chicago, IL., published 1904

Alderdale

Appleton

Avery

Bingen

Bickleton

Blockhouse

BZ Corners

Cedar Valley

Celilo Falls

Centerville

Cleveland

Cliffs

Columbus

Dallesport

Dot

Draper Springs

Gilmer Valley

Goldendale

Glenwood

Granddalles

Guler

Hartland

Horseshoe Bend

Husum

Klickitat

Laurel

Liberty Bond

Lyle

Lucas

Maryhill

Memaloose Islands

Murdock

Pitt

Pleasant Valley

Rockland

Roosevelt

Spring Creek

Snowden

Sundale

Timber Valley

Trout Lake

Wahkiacus

Warwick

White Salmon

Wright's Station

Wishram

County-Wide

Neighboring Counties whose History's are inter-connected with Klickitat County
Skamania County  ~  Hood River County  ~  Wasco County


     Genealogy should be more than just discovering the names, dates, and places associated with your present family and of your ancestors. Historical events - large and small, local and worldwide - all play a part in a family's history. By learning the history of an certain area might explain why a family moved - to it, or away from it. Knowing migration routes, occupations, homestead laws, immigration laws, etc. can all be helpful in doing research.

     Newspaper articles, published family genealogies, personal biographies, family stories, and city & county histories can all contain valuable data which can add interesting information to a family’s history. The information available from the above pages are what I’ve found while doing genealogy research. I hope that you find it interesting and useful.

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Unless otherwise noted, all articles and stories on the following pages were submitted by myself.

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