Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Thompson Family Papers
Thompson, Thomas G. -- (Thomas Gordon), --
1888-1961.
Thompson, Harriet G. -- (Harriet Galbraith),
-- 1893-1951.
Thompson, Harriet, -- 1931-
XOE_CPNWS0244Thompson
13.5 linear feet
1797-2013
1900-1968
The Thompson Family Papers document three generations of
Thompson family members, providing insight into life on the San Juan Islands during the
first half of the twentieth century, as well as first hand accounts of family experience
during World War II. The papers document aspects of the career of former University of
Washington chemistry professor, Thomas G. Thompson, who coordinated the establishment of the
university's Oceanographic Laboratories. Additionally, the collection also refers to June
and Farrar Burn, long-time friends of the Thompson family.
English .
Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon) Thompson was born November 28, 1888 on Staten Island, New York,
son of John Haslam Thompson and Mary Elizabeth Langdon Thompson. The Thompson family moved
to Brooklyn, New York, in 1894. After graduating high school in 1906, Thomas moved to
Torrington, Connecticut, where he was employed in the chemistry lab of a manufacturing
plant. The rest of his family followed him to Torrington where his brother, Jack, came to
work for the Torrington Register. Thomas remained at the
manufacturing plant until 1911, at which time he was given a Carnegie scholarship. The award
allowed him to attend Clark University, a three-year college in Worchester,
Massachusetts.
In 1914, Thomas moved to Seattle to pursue graduate studies in the Chemistry Department at
the University of Washington. He received a Master's of Science in 1915 and the university
awarded him a Doctorate in Chemistry in 1918. He continued to teach chemistry at the
university and, as time progressed, he became more exclusively concerned with oceanographic
issues. In 1930, Thomas coordinated the formal establishment of the University of Washington
Oceanographic Laboratories.
Thomas G. Thompson served twice in the United States Army. During World War I, he was
engaged in chemical warfare research for the United States Army. At the beginning of World
War II, he worked at Stanford University's Edgewood Arsenal, and also headed a War
Department Civilian Defense School in Seattle. From 1943-1945, Thompson served as a
lieutenant colonel in the Chemical Warfare Service.
Harriet G. (Harriet Galbraith) Thompson was born on February 3, 1893, in Winnipeg, Canada,
daughter of Edward Galbraith and Mary Moore Galbraith. While Harriet was a little girl, the
Galbraith family homesteaded on Bowen Island, British Columbia. Harriet received her nursing
certificate from the Royal Columbia Teaching Hospital in 1911. In addition to continuing
work at the hospital, she traveled to Alaska and other northwest regions to practice
nursing. In 1919 Harriet enrolled in the University of Washington, graduating in 1923.
Thomas and Harriet met at the University of Washington where Harriet was a student and
Thomas was a professor of chemistry. The two married on June 27, 1922. During World War II,
while Thomas was active with the War Department in the Civilian Defense Corps, Harriet
worked for the American National Red Cross as head instructor for the Nurses' Aides program
in Seattle.
Thomas and Harriet had three children: Thomas Jr., Jack, and Harriet. Thomas Jr. and Jack
followed their father into the army, having been drafted in 1943. For the duration of the
war Thomas Jr. was stationed in Iran while Jack was in France and Germany. During the war,
young Harriet remained with her mother in Seattle, and occasionally visited June Burn at the
Burn family cabin on Waldron Island. During the last years of the war the Thompson family
purchased McConnell Island, part of the San Juan Islands in Washington State.
Harriet G. Thompson died in 1951 and Thomas retired from the University of Washington the
same year. He remarried Isabelle Costigan in 1954 and, in the first year of their marriage,
legally adopted her two small sons, Charles and Gary. Thomas G. Thompson passed away on
August 12, 1961.
The Thompson Family Papers span the dates 1797-2007, with the bulk of materials ranging
from 1900 to 1965. The collection contains individual and family correspondence, personal
and family papers, photographs, publications, and an oral history. The papers document three
generations of Thompson family members, providing insight into life on the San Juan Islands
during the first half of the twentieth century and first hand accounts of family experiences
during World War II. The collection documents the career of Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon)
Thompson, who coordinated the establishment of the University of Washington's Oceanographic
Laboratories. The collection also contains records pertaining to June and Farrar Burn,
long-time friends of the Thompson family.
Correspondence dates from circa 1900-1968 and contains letters to and from various members
of the Thompson family, their relatives, friends, and colleagues. Much of the correspondence
comprises letters written by the family to each other during World War II. This
correspondence provides rich detail into the life and military experiences of a Seattle
family during the war, including accounts of air raid drills coordinated by Thomas G.
Thompson at a baseball field in Seattle. The collection also contains a number of letters
between members of the Thompson family and June Burn.
Personal papers span the dates 1797-2006 with the bulk of materials dating from 1906-1965.
Thomas G. Thompson's papers include documents from his early childhood and education,
personal journals, and records reflecting his professional career and travels. The
collection contains a number of stamps and empty envelopes possessing philatelic value that
Thomas collected and saved. General family papers include Thompson family property and
financial records, some of which document the family's purchase and sale of McConnell
Island, part of the San Juan Islands in Washington State. General family papers contain
poems and other writings by various Thompson family members.
Photographs are dated circa 1900s-1950, and mostly depict Harriet G. and Thomas G.
Thompson. These images document Harriet and Thomas' early lives and education, as well as
other significant events and members of both the Thompson and Galbraith families. The
collection includes images of Harriet G. Thompson and June Burn on Waldron Island and Johns
Island.
Publications dated 1918-1997 include articles about Thomas G. Thompson and his career, and
materials regarding long-time family friends June and Farrar Burn. The publications also
include pamphlets, newspaper articles, and one book.
The oral history was obtained through a 2007 interview with the donor of the collection,
Harriet Thompson (daughter of Thomas G. and Harriet G. Thompson). In the interview, Harriet
reflects on her childhood in the Pacific Northwest. She tells of her mother's work as an
instructor with the American National Red Cross Nurses' Aides program, and her father's
involvement with the Chemical Warfare and Civilian Defense Departments during World War II.
Harriet describes air raid drills coordinated by her father at a baseball stadium in
downtown Seattle. The oral history also contains anecdotes about the Burn family, with whom
Harriet spent time as a child.
The Thompson Family Papers are organized according to the following series and sub-series
arrangement
- Series I: Correspondence, circa 1900-1968
- Sub-series 1: Individual
correspondence, circa 1906-1967
- Sub-series 2: Family correspondence, circa
1920-1949
- Series II: Personal and Family papers, 1797-2006, bulk 1906-1965
- Sub-seris
1: Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon) Thompson papers, 1979-2006, bulk
1906-1949
- Sub-series 2: Thompson family papers, circa
1911-1965
- Series III: Photographs, 1900s-1950
- Series IV: Publications, 1918-1997
- Series V: Oral History, 2007
There are no restrictions on access. There are some restrictions on use - contact
repository for details.
[item/date], Thompson Family Papers, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Archives &
Special Collections, Western Washington University, Bellingham WA 98225-9123.
The collection was transferred directly via deed of gift by the donor, Harriet Thompson, in
2007.
Duplicates and non-archival materials were removed from the collection.
Letters written by Jack Thompson are subject to a publication/use restriction until
2027.
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Thompson, Thomas G. -- (Thomas Gordon), --
1888-1961.
Thompson, Harriet G. -- (Harriet Galbraith),
-- 1893-1951.
Thompson, Harriet, -- 1931-
Burn, June, -- 1893-1979 --
Correspondence.
University of Washington. -- Department of
Oceanography -- History -- Sources.
Thompson family -- Archives.
Washington (State) Social conditions -- 20th
century -- History -- Sources.
Washington (State) -- History -- 20th century
-- Sources.
San Juan Islands (Wash.) -- History --
Sources.
Seattle (Wash.) -- History --
Sources.
McConnell Island (Wash.) -- History --
Sources.
Waldron Island (Wash.) -- History --
Sources.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Washington (State) --
History -- Sources.
World War, 1939-1945 -- War work -- Washington
(State) -- History -- Sources.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Correspondence --
Sources.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Women -- Washington
(State) -- History -- Sources.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Children -- Washington
(State) -- History -- Sources.
Nurses -- Study and teaching -- Washington
(State) -- History -- Sources.
Stamp collectors -- Washington (State) --
History -- Sources.
Military
Colleges and
Universities
Science
Records (Documents)
Personal correspondence.
Correspondence
approximately 1900-1997
Letters to Katherine Tilson Moore are from her neighbors' son,
Walter S. Hugill of Wilson Creek, B.C., who fought with the Canadian Army in France
during World War I. Letters to Harriet G. (Harriet Galbraith) Thompson from her
mother, Minnie Moore Galbraith, are primarily in regards to Harriet's engagement to
Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon) Thompson. Letters to Harriet Thompson from Robert C. Miller
include information about the Burn Family.
Individual correspondence
approximately 1900-1997
Galbraith, Minnie Moore (mother of Harriet Galbraith
Thompson)
Incoming - Thompson, Harriet Galbraith
1926
1
1
MacIntosh, Bessie Galbraith (oldest sister of
Harriet Galbriath Thompson)
Incoming - Galbraith, Minnie Moore
(mother)
1916-1917
1
2
Moore, Katherine (Kate) Tilson
Incoming - World War I correspondence
1916-1917
1
3
Thompson, Harriet G. (Harriet Galbraith)
Incoming - Burn, June
undated; 1947-1948
1
4
Incoming - Galbraith, Minnie Moore
(mother)
1921 October 31
1
5
Incoming - Other relatives
1920s-1940s
1
6
Incoming - Thompson, Thomas G.
(husband)
1920s-1940s
1
7
Outgoing - Relatives
1948-1950
1
8
The bulk of these letters are written to Bessie MacIntosh, Harriet Galbraith
Thompson's older sister.
Thompson, Harriet
Incoming - Burn, June
1960s
1
9
Incoming - Miller, Robert C.
1967 November 16
1
10
Incoming - Various Relatives
1951-1997
English.
1
11-12
letters include some annotation by Harriet Thompson
Thompson, Mary Elizabeth Langdon
Incoming - Duffie, Archibald Duncan
(nephew)
1920 September 17
1
13
Incoming - Thompson, Thomas G. (son)
1923-1930
English.
1A
1-8
Thompson, Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon)
Incoming - Burn, June
1950s
2
1
Incoming - Burn, North
circa 1942
2
2
Incoming - Duffie, Archibald Duncan
(cousin)
1942 January 11
2
3
Incoming - Duffie, Edith Landon ("Aunt
Edith")
circa 1920s
2
4
Other relatives
circa 1909-1946
2
5
Incoming - Souter, Maria Thompson ("Aunt
Soutie")
1906-1913
2
6
Incoming - Souter, Maria Thompson ("Aunt
Soutie")
1920s
English.
2
7-8
Incoming - Thompson children
circa 1930s-1950s
2
9
Incoming - Thompson, Harriet G. (wife)
1920s-1940s
English.
2
10-11
Incoming - Thompson, John Headen "Brud"
(brother)
1900s-1920s
English.
2
12-13
Incoming - Thompson, John Headen "Brud"
(brother)
1930s-1940s
English.
3
1-2
Incoming - Thompson, John Headen and Mary
Elizabeth Langdon postcards
1930s-1940s
English.
3
3-4
Incoming - Thompson, Mary Elizabeth Langdon
(mother)
1908-1915
English.
3
5-8
Incoming - Thompson, Mary Elizabeth Langdon
(mother)
1916-1933
English.
4
1-4
Incoming - Relatives and Friends,
Various
1911-1953
4
5
Includes letters from various friends and family members including "Auntie
Soutie:" Maria Thompson Souter* and his son, Thomas G. Thompson Jr. *Other
correspondence between Thomas Gordon Thompson and Auntie Soutie is located
elsewhere in the collection. See the Finding aid for more details.
Incoming - Non-family, alphabetical
circa 1910s-1920s
English.
4
6-10
Incoming - Non-family, alphabetical
circa 1942-1946
English.
5
1-5
Incoming - Non-family, chronological
1900s-1920s
English.
5
6-7
Incoming - Non-family, chronological
circa 1930s-1950s
English.
6
1-2
Incoming - stamp dealers
circa 1940s
6
3
Outgoing - Thompson family
circa 1928-1949
6
4
Outgoing - Thompson, John Headen "Brud"
(brother)
1959
6
5
Outgoing - Thompson, Thomas Gordon, Sr. (father)
and Charlie, Gary and, Jack Thompson (brothers)
1959
6
6
Thompson family correspondence
This sub-series contains letters written between the immediate
Thompson family members, including Thomas G., Harriet G., Thomas Jr., Jack, and
Harriet Thompson. The correspondence contains letters written by the Thompson
children to their parents while the latter traveled in New Zealand in 1949. It also
includes letters written by Thomas G. and Harriet G. Thompson to their children
while traveling through Europe on a Rockefeller Grant in 1930. The bulk of the
family correspondence is made up of letters written during World War II. Most of the
letters are between Harriet G. and Thomas G. Thompson, although there are also a
number of letters to and from the children.
Thompson children
Incoming from their parents
1930
6
7
Thompson, Thomas Jr.
Incoming - Giddings, Shirley
1951
6
8
Thompson, Thomas G. and Harriet G.
Incoming from each other
1920s-1930s
6
9
Incoming from their children
circa 1920s-1949
6
10
Incoming from Minnie Galbraith (mother of Harriet
G. Thompson)
1930
6
11
Thompson family
General
1920s-1930
6
12
World War II correspondence
Volume I
1942 March - 1942 August 17
7
1
Volume II
1943 April 6 - 1943 December 30
7
2
Volume III
1944 January - 1944 July 16
8
1
Volume IV
1944 July 18 - 1944 December 31
8
2
Volume V
1945 January 1 - 1945 July 29
9
1
Volume VI
1945 August 2 - 1946 January 5
9
2
Personal and Family papers
1797-2013
1906-1965
Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon) Thompson personal
papers
Biographical and Historical Materials
Biographical outline of Thomas G. Thompson's life
from the University of Washignton Oceanography Department
undated
10
1
Redfield, Barnes and Richards, "Thomas Gordon
Thompson 1888-1961: A Biographical Memoir."
1973
10
2
"Thomas Gordon Thompson Timeline" by Harriet
Thompson
circa 2006
10
3
Education
Clark College materials
1912-1915
English.
10
4-6
Clark College Monthly
1911 September 1913 June
10
7
Commerical High School (Brooklyn, New York)
graduating exercises
1906
10
8
Military Career papers
Anti-aircraft Artillery Field Manual
1943 October 30
10
9
Edgewood Arsenal Chemical Laboratory research
materials
1917-1918
English.
10
10-11
Edgewood Arsenal Laboratory research
materials
1917-1918
11
1
Edgewood Aresenal Chemical Laboratory research
materials
1943-1944
11
2
San Jose Project/Pearl Island
materials
1945
English.
11
3-4
Personal papers
Air mail stamp collection index
undated
11
5
Biography of John Headen Thompson by Thomas G.
Thompson
undated
11
6
Book of Common prayer with handwritten
note
1886
11
7
Diary from Torrington, Connecticut
1908
11
8
Diary
1910-1920
11
9
Diary of cruise to the Aleutians, Bering Sea and
Arctic Ocean
1938
11
10
Ex-Libris, Thomas Gordon
Thompson - personal book inscription
1908
11
11
Financial account book
1910
12
1
Horoscope
1920
12
2
Journal - "Grindings: A Collection of Short Themes
and Poems by Thomas Gordon Thompson"
1911
12
3
Journal
1918 February - 1918 November 10
12
4
Journal - Europe trip
1913
12
5
Journal
1944
12
6
Log of transcontinental automobile trip by George
Benoit and Thomas G. Thompson
1941 August 24 - 1941 September 23
12
7
Mementos
undated
12
8
Thompson Brothers Soda Loan Association
materials
1906
12
9
Type Texts of Thomas Gordon Thompson: Discussion
club papers, letters, diary 1 of 2
1925-1938, bulk 1938
1938
English.
12
10-11
These folders document papers, letters and diary entries of chemical
oceanographer Thomas Gordon Thompson. In 1938, Thomas went on an expedition in the
northeastern Pacific Ocean through the Bering Straits, Alaska to Point Barrow
aboard the USS Hamilton and then the USS Nordland. Much of the documents describe
his findings as well as letters to family members and journal entries during the
trip. The binder also includes Dr. Thompson's papers presented to the Klanker and
Catalyst clubs prior to 1938 and post-1938.
Hand-written story by Thomas Gordon Thompson at
age 13 in Brooklyn, New York "Alone in the World"
1902
12
12
Professional and Research papers
Appointments, degrees, honors, and
scholarships
circa 1918-1928
12A
1
Appointments, scholarships, and fellowships -
applications
circa 1914-1919
12A
2
Clubs and organizations
circa 1904-1919
12A
3
General Pershing banquet program card
1920 January 20
12A
4
Invitations and publications
1910s-1920s
12A
5
North Pacific Fisheries research
circa 1940s
12A
6
Panama Canal and Nicaraguan Canal -
profiles
1901
13
1
Presentations - University of Washington Catalyst
Club and Klankers Club
circa 1929-1940
English.
13
2-3
Rockefeller Foundation - proposed
report
1930
13
4
University of Washington career - letters, notes,
photographs, and press releases
circa 1919-1959
English.
13
5-6
University of Washington scroll
1958 November 24
MC_L01
3 (OV)
Stamp and envelope collection
Envelopes with philatelic value and cigarette tax
stamps
circa 1896-1949
English.
14
Envelopes with philatelic value and cigarette tax
stamps
circa 1896-1949
English.
15
Travel papers
Europe trip - handweritten copy of journal and
maps
1930
MC_L01
4 (OV)
Europe trip - journal and photographs
1930
English.
16
1
Europe trip - mementos
1930
English.
16
2
Europe trip - scrapbook
1930
16
3
Iran map
undated
17
1
Japan trip - mementos and drawings
undated
17
2
Miscellaneous travel items
1930s
17
3
New Zealand maps
1948-1949
17
4
Pan-Am Airways advertisement
undated
17
5
Portugal trip
1933
17
6
Postcards from travel
undated
17
7
Harriet Thompson Papers
1948-2013
Boat log, Letters, Poems
1948-2013
17
8
Album of Letters, Pictures and Railway Artifacts;
"Getting Your Seventeen Year Old Daughter Across the United States of America and
Back in the Year 1948"
1948
17
9
Family papers
Dance program from the University of
Washington
1922 May 26
17
10
Fuel oil ration coupon; Tobacco ration
card
1945
17
11
Galbraith, Mary and Grenell Family
Papers
undated
17
12
Greeting cards
1946-1954
17
13
Higgins, Gideon - letter to uncle
circa 1839
17
14
Hymnal, Book of Common Prayer, and other religious
book
circa 1920s
17
15
McConnell Island papers
Ownership and history
circa 1943-1948
17
16
Purchase and sale
1963-1965
17
17
Notes and illustrations
circa 1900s
17
18
Pim's Catalogue - the Stamps of New
Zealand
1949
17
19
Real estate tax forms for Seattle home
1920s-1940s
17A
1
Thompson, Harriet G. - graduation notice and
invitation to ship launching
1918; 1923
17A
2
Thompson, Harriet G. - American National Red Cross
Nurse's Aides
1943
17A
3
Thompson, Harriet G. and Thomas G. - items from
courtship
1922
17A
4
Thompson, Harriet "Sister" - San Juans boat
trip
1950
17A
5
Thompson, John Haslam - In Memoriam Card
1897
17A
6
To the 'Founder of the Association' re: Union Square Co-operative Building and Loan
Association
Thompson, John Headen - poems
undated
17A
7
Thompson, Jonathan H. - commendations from Public
School of New Jersey
1861
17A
8
Thompson, Jonathan H. - "Who's Who and What's WHat:
Torrington Press Association"
1931 January 3
17A
9
Thompson, John S. - "The Railroad Soldier:
Novel"
2013
17A
10
Thompson, John Souter "The Life and Times of Jack
Thompson"
2010
17A
11
Includes handwritten annotation by Harriet Thompson.
Thompson, Justin (grandson of Jack Thompson_ = "The
Illustrious Life of Jack Thompson" (school paper)
2000 June
17A
12
Torrington Wheel Club - constitution and
bylaws
1911
17A
13
Webster, E____ - document
1797
17A
14
Photographs and Scrapbooks
1900s-1950
The oldest photographs in this series date from the early-1900s
and are of Kate Tilson Moore, Harriet G. Thompson's maternal grandmother. The earliest
photographs of Harriet G. Thompson were taken in Winnipeg and Albion, Canada. Later
pictures of Harriet were taken at the Royal Columbia Nurse's Residence in New
Westminster, and also during her residence as a nurse in Juneau, Alaska. Pictures
taken between 1919 and 1921 show Harriet while attending the University of Washington,
and launching a ship from her uncle's shipyard in Seattle. A few of the photographs
show Harriet with good friend June Burn while the two were on Johns Island and Waldron
Island in the San Juans. Photographs of Thomas G. Thompson include those taken of him
and his peers at Clark College around 1914, and those taken later in life that
document his career and other activities.
Negatives, many with notes from Harriet Thompson,
donor of the collection
cira 1910s-1950s
English.
18
1-2
Photographs
Burn, June and Harriet G. Thompson
circa 1920s-1940s
18
3
Galbraith, Mary and Grenell Family
Photographs
circa 1900-1971
18
4
MacIntosh, Bessie and Mel (oldest sister and
brothwer-in-law of Harriet Galbraith Thompson)
circa 1950s
18
5
McConnell and San Juan Islands
circa 11920s-1950s
18
6
Moore, Katherine (Kate) Tilson
circa 1900s
18
7
Oceanographic labs and Research Vessel Catalyst
1929-1930s
English.
18
8-9
Thompson Family
circa 1910s-1950s
English.
18
10-11
Thompson Family
circa 1910s-1940s
English.
19
1-4
Thompson Family
circa 1940s-1960s
19
5
Thompson family
1942
MC_L01
5 (OV)
Thompson Family home, Seattle's Wallingfor District
(includes negatives)
circa 1923-1941
19
6
Thompson, Harriet G.
circa 1900s-1910s
English.
19
7-8
Thompson, Harriet G.
circa 1920s
English.
20
1-2
Thompson, Thomas G. and college friends
circa 1914
20
3
Thompson, Thomas G.
circa 1910s-1920s
20
4
Thompson, Thomas G.
circa 1930s-1950s
20
5
Thompson, Thomas G. - steamboats and
locomotives
circa 1930s
20
6
Thompson, Thomas G. - Pacific Science
Conference
1953
20
7
Thompson, Thomas G. and Harriet G. - courtship,
honeymoon, early marriage
circa 1919-1922
20
8
Thompson, Thomas G. and Harriet G. - trip to New
Zealand
1949
20
9
Unidentified loose photographs
circa 1910s-1960s
English.
20
10-11
Unidentified loose photgraphs
circa 1910s-1960s
21
1
Scrapbooks
Meacham, Kate Moore - Alaska-Yukon Exposition in
Seattle, WA
1909
21
2
Thompson, Harriet G.
circa 1900s
21
3
Thompson, Thomas G.
circa 1915
21
4
Thompson, Thomas G., Harriet G., and Jonathan H. -
Edgewood Arsenal, Torrington, CT, and University of Washington
1914-1919
21
5
Publications
1918-1997
Newspaper clippings include information about June and Farrar Burn
as well as the Thompson family. The Columbia magazine
article contains information about Thomas G. Thompson and includes a picture. The
Saturday Evening Post contains an article about the
founding of the University of Washington's Oceanographic Laboratories that was
coordinated by Thomas G. Thompson.
Cadman, Charles Wakefield, "Four American Indian
Songs," Boston, New York, and Chicago: White-Smith Music Publishing
Company
undated
21
6
Fisher, Mark, "Evolution and Revolution," Chicago:
Charles H. Kerr & Company
undated
21
7
Life magazine, New
York
1919 November 20
21
8
Newspaper article
1937 November 21
MC_L01
6 (OV)
Newspaper article with photo and caption: "Miss
Harriet Galbraith, who christened fifth Meacham & Babcock steamer, launched
yesterday afternoon"
1918 September 24
MC_L01
7 (OV)
1918-1992
21
9
"Refrigerating Engineering"
1954 October
21
10
Saturday Evening Post
1931 August 15
MC_L01
8 (OV)
Seattle Times article
announcing Japan's declaration of war
1941 December 8
MC_L01
9 (OV)
Scheffer, Victor B. with Richard M. Strickland,
"Oceanography Comes to the University of Washington," Columbia 20
1997 Spring
21
11
Shakespeare, William, "Much Ado About
Nothing"
undated
21
12
Oral History Interview
2007
Thompson, Harriet - access (mp3) copy
2007
21
13
Thompson, Harriet - preservation (WAV)
copy
2007
21
14
Thompson, Harriet - transcription
2007
21
15