Washington state history

Epic Guide to Whitman Mission National Historic Site, Washington including things to see and do, walking trails, history, camping and lodging and more.

Today, we celebrate November 11, 1889, the date when Washington joined the Union as the 42nd state. I've created a timeline worksheet to help you learn more about this amazing northwestern state. It's part of a free state history series I've been doing on HomeschoolGiveaways.com.*Timeline Worksheet: November 11, 1889, Washington Becomes a StateFits American history timeline.**If you are new to this series, visit my introduction to timelines.Return to the Timeline.

Discover some fun facts about Washington state! They're perfect for your study of the United States of America!

Join in for this quick Washington State Unit Study and learn about another state in our country. Stop by for the free Washington State printable.

FREE Washington Unit Study for grades 3-8 -- learn about the "Evergreen State" with books, arts and crafts, recipes, and more!

Washington State living history plans for a Charlotte Mason education. A list of living books we are using to cover our state history.

Physical map of Washington showing major cities, terrain, national parks, rivers, and surrounding countries with international borders and outline maps. Key facts about Washington.

In small groups we looked in our Washington Adventure books and got assigned a regions of Washington that we did our research on. We then drew some pictures of the wildlife, lan…

On this day, Jan. 8, in 1875, the town of Centerville was founded by George Washington (1817-1905) after he filed his intentions at the courthouse in the town of Saundersville (the former name of …