Federal and State Publications
National Park Service - One Hundred Years
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When the Akimotos Went to War
From the desk of Rand Simmons
May is Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and before time slips away here is a post about a Japanese-American family’s experience during World War II. The American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) and author Matthew Elms retell the saga of three brothers who nobly fought alongside one another in World War II.
Women's History: Selected Resources at the Washington State Library
Women's History: a sampling of resources at the Washington State Library
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A Century of Women's Health, 19
President Obama's 2017 Budget available
The Washington State Library is a depository for state publications
Are you aware that the Washington State Library is not only a Federal Depository Library but also a Washington State Depository? This means that we collect, preserve and provide access to all publications created by Washington State Agencies. In 1963 the State Legislature created Washington State Depository Program and RCW Chapter 40.06 to ensure that our citizens have economical, convenient and permanent access to state publications.