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Our mission is to record, preserve, interpret, and display the history of Kingston, Washington
Artifact Repository
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Here is the ScanPro Microfilm Machine at the Sylvan Way branch of the Kitsap Regional Library

Boxes of microfilm. Interestingly, some of them have handwritten notes about missing artifacts. The recording on to microfilm was done by the University of Washington (beginnings of the reels state this)
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One of the better resolution jpgs-- cover from 1983
Kitsap County Herald
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Cabinet drawer full of reels from Kitsap County Herald
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The certificate of completion for the training course had a typo, but that wasn't a problem.
My researcher card. Good for one year.
Here is the cart of the boxes that I requested earlier and they had waiting for me.
Figure 8
Documents from the National Archive mention Vashon Island and Dockton (a section of Vashon), where I live, in conjunction with rum runners and opium runners.

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Head shots of convicted opium runners

Figure 9
Mentions of Port Angeles and Port Townsend in documents from the National Archives


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Physical copies of the Kitsap County Herald and Bainbridge Review bound in large tomes at the Sylvan Way branch of KRL

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This is the Internet Archive's WayBack Machine website.
I typed in kingston4thofjuly.com and the years where there are snapshots of the website showed on the bar graph.
Then I clicked on a year (2018), then on one of the blue dots below (I chose June 30). Each of the blue dots (only one shown here is on March 7) represents a screenshot that was taken of the website.
This is a screenshot of the 2018 website.
Unfortunately, there are no mentions of the
Grand Marshal or Person of the Year

Figure 13
Below are photos of the display that the Kingston Historical Society had previously put together regarding prohibition.



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