Ruth Eleanor Kirk was born Ruth Eleanor Kratz on May 7, 1925 in Los Angeles, California. She was an author of books on Northwest natural history and ethnography and a photographer. Her husband, Louis Gladwin Kirk Jr. (1921-1992), was a National Parks ranger. After the death of Mr. Kirk in 1992, Ruth moved to Olympia, Washington. She married her friend of 40 years, Dr. Richard D. Daugherty (1922-2014), an archeologist, and moved to Panorama, a retirement community in Lacey, Washington. Together, they combined their knowledge and skills in writing "Archaeology in Washington" which was published in 2007. She was a writer, photographer, and filmmaker on Pacific Northwest natural history and ethnography.
46 boxes containing slides, photographs; 1 roll containing drawings; related to her books and films. Photographs relate to Ruth Kirk's film and television projects.
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Donor: Ruth Kirk, March 7, 2007
Seattle; Black Diamond; Everett; Tacoma; Olympia; Port Gamble; Port Townsend; Skagit tulips; Eatonville; Centralia; Kirkland
San Juans; Bellingham; Ferndale; South Bend; Vancouver; Roche Harbor; Roslyn; Snoqualmie
British Columbia Provincial Museum totem pole conservation, Queen Charlotte Islands 1981, Ninstints (Anthony Island), Kitlope (northern B.C.), 1977 reconnaissance Ninstints and Skedans
Yukon, Wrangell, Dawson, Sitka, Skagway, Ambler, Mt. McKinley, Glaciers, Kobuck River, oil modules
Yukon; Wrangell; Dawson; Skagway; Kilbuck Mountains
Glaciers; mountains; bays; coves; islands; flora
Marmes and Lind Coulee archaeological sites (Eastern WA); Gravel operation north of DuPont, Nisqually archaeology; Handwritten list of artifacts/remains found at Marmes - photos by Ruth Kirk, Harvey Rice.
Archaeology and ecosystems in eastern Washington; archaeological dig site in Marmes, people (Ruth Kirk, Dr. Grover, Junius Bird, Dr. Richard Daugherty, James Chatters, Senator W. Magnuson); Bainbridge archeological dig, artifacts, people (Frank Kitamoto, Jerry, Ruth Kirk); Clouis archeological dig site in Wenatchee; Lind Coulee archeological dig site, artifacts/remains; Layser Cave and Judd Peak geographical features, Pinchot Forest; Silver Star Mountain archaeological site; Fort Nisqually, Fort Langley, Fort Clatsop, Fort Vancouver, Fort Vance, Chinook Lodge, Fraser River; Riffe Lake dig site, artifacts/remains, graphs of findings, people (Marsha Williams, Roy Wilson, Jim Hollycross, Mary Kiona, Jim Yore, Gene Wiggins); Minard archaeological dig site, artifacts/remains; Glacier National Park; Crater Lake, rock formations, plants; Cathlapotle buildings and nearby excavation; views of North Cascade Mountains; Puget Sound, Snake River, Palouse Falls Canyon, Petro/Pieto, Idaho, flora/fauna; McGregore Cave, Burr Cave, Seed Cave, Squirt Cave, Alpowa, Lyons Ferry, Strawberry Island, Celilu/Weir; Yellowstone National Park, Teton Glacier, Pindale Wyoming; Sequim Department of Transportation project, Port Blakely, Lyons Ferry Hatchery, Fishhook Island, Weiss dig site, Wanapum, Shoshones Falls, Death Valley, North Dakota, Bannock, Big Hole, Centennial Valley, St. Mary's Mission, Catalko Mission, Montana, Mitchells' Cavern, Hawaii Volcanic activity
Peninsula coast scenery; Hoh Forest and fisheries, Quinault, Port Angeles, Elwna, Queets, landforms, people (Jim Jorgenson, Clarence, David Hudson, Bob Kennedy); Manis Mastodon archaeology in Sequim, people (Dr. Carl Gustafson, Dr. Richard Daugherty, Dr. Delbert); Hoko River archaeology, harvesting sea urchins, people (Tess Wilkinson, Flenniken); Makah Reservation, Makah Bay, Cape Flattery, Tatoosh Island, Hole in the Wall, making of a canoe, fishing, cook out, people (John Ides, Isabel Ides, Harold Ides); Harvesting wild plants/roots, people (H. Beraies); miscellaneous Olympic Peninsula; An archaeological dig site, stone weapons and tools found, demonstration of flint knapping (making stone tools); scanning electron microscope photos comparative sharpness obsidian blade and steel scalpel (obsidian is sharper); lithics class at WSU
Artifacts found in Ozette arcaeological dig including tools, weapons, loom and comb, masks baskets, bowls, canoe; selections for Dr. Daugherty's talk
Ozette dig site and camp site; coast scenery; petroglyph; Makah Cultural and Research Center (MCRC) longhouse, exhibits and performances
Ozette dig site and excavations; Makah elders at Ozette; helicopter; Neah Bay Lab; sunsets
Cape Acaua archaeologic dig, artifacts, field lab at WSU, and camp
Selection of slides for Ozette book? covering entire Ozette project - Ozette excavation; artifacts; Makah Day Celebration, dancing, canoe racing; petroglyph molding; Makah Museum; Ozette scenery; people (Conservator Jan Grosso, Makah Elder Meridith Parker, Makah Elder Helen Peterson, Makah Elder Harold Ides, Judy & Jeff Hottowe, Lida Colfax, Makah Museum director Greig Arnold)
Forests; interior forest; aerials forested coast; old growth rain forest; understory; seedlings; nurse logs and mature colonnades; lichens, fern, skunk cabbage; wildlife (bears, bob cat, great horned owl, snake, mountain beaver, tree frog deer); clear-cut; controlled burn; wildfire; Mount Saint Helens eruption; blowdown; single log is full load for truck; totem pole serving as nurse log (Queen Charlottes, B.C.); rivers, creeks, ponds; fog. Northwest Coast: aerials; scenics; sunsets; sea lions; deer on beach; oil-soaked bird; shipwreck; beach patterns; drift logs; huge octopus (arms five feet long); urchins; anemones; sea stars; crabs; contemporary Makah and Quileute using forest resources; getting cattail and cedar bark for baskets, cedar logs for dugout canoes; 1964 beach hike with Justice William O. Douglas intended to stimulate preservation of the norther Olympic Peninsula coast. Alaska and British Columbia Katmai; Denali; Wrangle; glaciers and glacier research; Kitlope, B.C.; Historic preservation, Washington (mostly 1970s and 1980s): Metaline Falls; Port Gamble and Kirkland; Sehome; Fairhaven; Cedar Houses in Whatcom; San Juans; Port Townsend; Bellingham; Claquato Church; Tacoma; Yakima; Spokane; Walla-Walla; Ellensburg; Wenatchee; Tekoa; Waverly; Farmington; Cheny; Waterville; Sprague; Ritzville; Davenport; Seattle; Centralia; Kelso; Stanwood; Lopez Island; oyster cannery; farm sciences. British Columbia: Kitope; Bella Coola; 'Ksan; Skeen River; Alert Bay; Campbell River; Hesquiat archaeology. Alaska: Hoonah. British Columbia: Hunt family dance; James Sewid; Alice Paul; Tim Paul; Marina Tom (and many others interviewed for the book Tradition and Change on the Northwest Coast, or in Canada called, Wisdom of the Elders); canyons and mines in Texas; missions & forts in Montana
Fort Nisqually archaeology excavations; 1833 and 1843 Nisqually forts; laboratory; artifacts; Nisqually ox road; Sequalichew Creek; homesteader descendent; historic photos; environment and habitat of surrounding area; other Hudson's Bay Company operations concurrent with Fort Nisqually, e.g. Fort Langley and Craighflower House in British Columbia; Point Defiance; Fort Vance; Fort Steilacoom; DuPont; Fort Vancouver on the Columbia River across from Portland; Richard D. Daugherty, archaeologist; Jeanne Welch, Washington State Historic Preservation Officer; photos and script for 18-minute video of Fort Nisqually archaeology project, created by Ruth and Louis Kirk, sponsored by Weyerhaeuser Northwest Landing development; Riffe Lake (Cowlitz) archaeology project; Medicine Creek; Tacoma Sewer project
Artifacts from Ozette excavation; Makah elders playing with gaming pieces found at Ozette; Makah Museum; preparing fish on beach; replication studies; Ozette excavation and field lab; helicopter on beach; petroglyphs; Dr. Richard Daugherty
Fort Nisqually; Olympia; Mountains; old clapboard houses in rural Washington; petroglyphs; historical portraits; historic buildings; old logging, farming and mining industries
Historical photos of Washington including Centralia, Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound
Sonoran Desert, CA & AZ; Snaketown Desert, AZ; desert hills around Tuscon, AZ; Anza Bonego state park, CA; stelactites in Lehman Caves, NV; Wheeler Peak, NV; mission at Tumacacori, AZ; Sonoyta, Mexico
Kitfoxes; road runner; gila monsters; tarantulas; hare; bob cat; fringe-toed lizard; vulture; ringtail cat; skunk; tortoise; mountain goat; bighorn ewes; wren nest; peccary; badger; coatis; porcupine; owl; kangaroo rat; gecko; quail; antalope ground squirrel; pack rat; centipede; snake; shrike; chuckawalla; pinacate beetle tracks; whitewing dove; pupfish; wild burros; horned lizards; scorpians
Snakes; snails; squirrels; birds; bears; beavers; racoons; coyote; deer; elk; fish; frogs; goats; insects; marmots; mountain beavers; mouse; octopus; sea otters; pika; shrews; rabbits; seals; sea lions
Skiing; petroglyphs; cabins; campground; forest; flowers; aerials of land at foot of mountain; Sylvan Chapel congregation gathered for sermon in forest; horesback riding; snow plow; helicopter; cooking and laundry and ranger station; streams and waterfalls; views of Mt. Ranier including locations such as Paradise Ice Caves, Wonderland Trail, Tatoosh Range, Paradise Glacier, Nisqually Glacier, Pinnacle Peak Trail, Summerland; people (Nettie Knowles, Pat Miller, unidentified others)
Seagulls; ducks; grouse; sandpipers; geese; canada jays; owls; pelicans; herons; cormerants; oil-soaked murre; other unidentified birds
Tame deer Sniffles with Louie Kirk in office; Sniffles drinking from water fountain; Sniffles in house with Ruth Kirk; Larry Dempsey with bear cub, burro, and goat; bottle feeding cub
Mt. Ranier ice caves, mountain climbing; Olympic Peninsula forest, coast, camping, canoeing; Ruth and Louie Kirk in Death Valley, sand dunes, canyons, vehicles; Kirks' 1960s trip to Europe under auspices of the British Nature Conservancy, travel, people, villages, architecture, markets;
Forest; ocean; streams and waterfalls; plants; conoeing; cabin; tidepools; wildlife (marmot, bear, deer, birds, spider, mollusks, frog, goats)
Whidbey Island Air Reserve; crabbing and Dungeness; Olympic National Park ranger/naturalist; trapping octopus, Dungeness; Port Angeles harbor; training burros and hikers' pack animals; Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center, Olympic National Park; summer in the Olympics; Lake Ozette; Glacier Bay, Alaska; Rialto Beach; Marmots; Canoeing the Olympic Peninsula; trapping bears on commericial logging land
M.V. Lady Rose; Barkly Sound; west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia; skiing; Hurricane Ridge; Olympic National Park; Point of Arches; Smoking Salmon; salmon (stripping eggs, etc.); Dungeness Bay; Hoh River; brush picking; replacing plaque on shipwreck memorial; Wilderness Coast Trail, Olympic National Park; researchers on Blue Glacier
School nature trail at Fort Lewis; Nisqually Glacier, Mt. Ranier, measuring the ice; Summer sub-alpine meadows, Olympic Mountains and Mt. Ranier; Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park; Hoh River salmon conservation; Garibaldy Park, British Columbia; Seattle Bird Clinic; Washington birds; Native dugout canoe races from the Hoh River mouth to Lake Quinalt; Klaloch, Olympic National Park; Katmai, Alaska; Minnie Peterson, Hoh Valley pioneer; Mt. McKinley, Alaska; Marmot research; Makah tribe renewing traditions; Student Conservation Association (SCA) at work in Queets Rain Forest, Olympic National Park; training to be a National Park ranger and naturalist
Glaciers, Alaska; Japan; Filming kids, Kotzebo, Alaska; Organ Pipe Cactus National Park, Arizona; Olympic National Park rain forest; Tidepool (stars, anemone); Hair seal; Drawing, Nookta man; M.V. Tarahne, Atlin, British Columbia; Kayaking Lewis River, which drains from Shashone Lake, Yellowstone National Park
Mt. Ranier in the 1950s; hiking; climbing; ranger activities
Paradise Ice Caves, Mt. Ranier
Hiking and camping along the Wonderland Trail, Mt. Ranier; people (Ruth Kirk, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Rogers)
Mountain climbing; equipment; glaciers; crevasses; ice caves; people (Ruth Kirk; Louie Kirk; Dick McGowan, Chuck Mahoney, Jackie Lilienthal, Keith Miller, Bill Miller, Pat Miller, Dwight Hamilton, Ron Cox, John Hibben, Jack Melil)
Olympic National Park high country; Crater Lake and surrounding area; Eastern Washington
Oregon coast scenery; Rogue River; Tillamook Cheese; Sea Lion caves
Nature scenery; Princess Patricia steamer; seaplane; ferries; Hudson Bay Fort museum; wool clothing made by Native women
Thick Singer, Navajo medicine man; Navajo yeibachai dolls; Shonto area, Navajo Reservation; Anasazi ruins; Canyon de Chelly, Arizona; Inscription House ruins; Betaatkin ruins; Keet Seel, Navajo National Monument; Bridges National Monument; Pipespring National Monument; Yosemite; Rock formations; Theadore Roosevelt National Park of North Dakota; first annual pageant of Theadore Roosevelt's arrival in the Badlands
Canyon de Chelly scenery; Canyon de Chelly trading post; Family of seasonal National Park ranger Hubert Laughter (Mary Laughter and her children Nina Maria and Dwight David); Navajo National Monument; Saint Michael's Mission, Navajo Reservation; portraits (unidentified)
Alpine Lakes Geology: Interview with seismologist Bob Bostrom; Alpine Lakes article draft and notes; Alpine Lakes Conservationist Interviews (Brock Evans, Pat Goldsworthy, Harvey Manning, John Warth, Dick Pargeter, Bill Asplund); Alpine Lakes Maps: Mean Annual Precipitation Map (Isohyetal), Snoqualmie National Forest, Wenatchee National Forest; Interview with Dr. Erna Gunther, Virginia Richmond's Lit. Research "Indians of the Alpine Lakes"; Alpine Lakes Geography of Occupance: Notes from Ekman on the Skykomish Valley, Literature citations, "Karyls Notes", Extract from "Spawn of Coaldust" 1955 Croslyn Community Study, Letter by Warren Avery on Mining & Irrigation, Interview with Mrs. Rena Stroud (Leavenworth, Chamber of Commerce), Interview with Oscar Renberg (Leavenworth "Hoch Alpen Verein"), Dwight Baker (Boeing Employees Alpine Society); Alpine Lakes Animals, Birds, Fish, etc.; Alpine Lakes Ecology: Interview with plant ecologist Professor Arthur Kruckeburg, Interview with ecologist Professor Gordon Orians; Alpine Lakes Management: Interview with Supervisor of Snoqualmie National Forest Don Campbell; Alps General Data: Primer, Statistics, Etc.; Alpine Lakes ALPS Materials: "A Primer for ALPS Members," "Critique of Estimated Economic Impact of Proposed Deferral of Commercial Timber Harvesting in Alpin Lakes Region"; "Undeveloped Areas 5,000 Acres and Larger" Snoqualmie National Forest booklet; "Alpine Lakes Land Use Alternatives" Snoqualmie & Wenatchee National Forests booklet
Clay cave houses in Shashone; Jack Norman, art and home; Ruth and Louie Kirk; sand dunes; rock formations; ruins; Susie Williams weaving basket
Ozette Dig; Marine Reserve; Conservation: Meri Flinn, Debbie Coor; Field School crew at Ozette; Aerials of Ozette; Whale Barnacles; Neah Bay Lab; Artifacts found at Ozette; Tatoosh; Makah Museum exhibits and canoe replication; MCRC Longhouse; Cape Alava Dig; WSU teaching materials; Makah Museology at the Burke Museum; Fishing; Weaving; petroglyph molds
Manis Mastadon excavation; Minard excavation; Hoko excavation
Mt. Ranier; ice caves; Tahoma Glacier; Flowers; Kautz Flood; Nisqually River; Snow Lake; Silver Forest; Eunice Lake; Mowich Lake; Longmire Cabin; Tacoma Creek Flood; mountain climbing; Lake George; Andesite; Carbon River Valley; campground; Mt. Adams; Tatoosh; glacial striae in box canyon; Ohop Valley; flights over Cascades;
Eastern Washington; Cathapotle; Mt. Ranier; Mt. Ranier in the winter; Glacier Bay
Aerials of Olympic Mountains; aerials of North Cascades
Aerials of North Cascade peaks and ridges
Ruth and Louie Kirk family and friends
Ruth and Louie Kirk; Lisa and Brian Kirk; Yoshi Nishihara and family; Kirk family history pictures; Kirk family house; other unidentified family and friends
Wedding pictures; friends and family; Christmas card portraits
Ruth, Louie, Lisa and Brian Kirk; passport photos; Ambler, Alaska trip; Yellowstone trip; parades; Kirk Christmas photos; Lisa and Brian Kirks' birthdays; Kirk's house; Yoshi Nishihara sewing and in garden
Kirk Final 12/3; Kirk Text 10/8/06; Kirk Map P. 141 12/6/06; Kirk + Daugherty Archaeology in Washington 6/15/06; Kirk Preface 10/4/06; Kirk/Daugherty Front Matter and Chap. 1 6/3/06
Artifacts; drawings of artifacts; excavation sites; diagram of dwelling; models of archaeological sites; drawings of petroglyphs; knife replica being used to cut fish
Historical buildings; students camping; images from microscope; artifacts; petroglyphs; archaeological dig sites; weapon replication demonstration; flora and fauna
Makah portraits (Virginia, Mabel, Helen Peterson, Nora Barker, Sam Parker, Norma Pendleton, Steve Pendleton, Sue Lyons, Edie Hottowe and family, Frank Smith, Joe McGimpsey, Curt Leadbetter, Jeannine Casey; Luke Markistum; Hubert Marishtum, Lena McGee, Isabel Ides, Ethel Claplanhoo, Geo Bowechop, Hank Walkendorf, Hilary Irving, Joseph Lawrence, Linda Moss); Makah Day; S. Morse Album; Neah Bay artists; Makah Tribal Council; Quileute; Hoh River daily life for Kirk book; Hoh River Potlatching; Hoh River Fishing; Hoh Dancing; Hoh rock lifting; Quinault canoe races; Quinault artifacts; Olympic Rain Forest; rain forest plants; Olympia aerials; Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1967; Marmes archaeology for Kirk book, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1967; Olympic Peninsula outer coast - northern Wilderness Beach; southern Wilderness Beach; Lapush and Beaches' Two and Three; Rialto; Mora; Chilean Memorial; birds; tidepools; waves; beach textures; surf fishing; clamming; smelt fish; sunrays through fog; coast forest; Queets; rain forest wildlife (squirrels; chipmunk; snail; slug; salamander; frog; toad; insects; centipede; shrew; skunk; sea lions; seals; mountain beaver; mountain goats; deer; elk; coyote; fish; racoon; bobcat; bear; birds)
Fishing; carving; weaving; clam digging; butchering whale; potlatches; totem poles; Fort Rupert dancers; Lady Rose ship to Uchuck Reservation; Ninstints, Queen Charlotte Island; Haida, Queen Charlotte Island; Alert Bay; Bow Lake, Jasper National Park; Friendly Cove, YuQuot; Tsuiat Falls; Ksan; Skedans; Hesquiat archaeological site, excavation and artifacts; B.C. coast scenery; historical photos; people (Bella Coola, Margaret Siwallace, Walter Harris, Barbara Kennedy, Ned Mack and family, Yorke Edwards, Beverly Fitzpatrick, Richard Beauchamp; Agnes Alfred, Effie Peterson, Alice Paul, Dick McMinn)
Hoh Rain Forest; Quinault Rain Forest; Bogachiel Valley; Elijha Valley; old growth trees; plants; wildlife; old buildings
Col River artifacts; Kwatna figurines; Birch Bay excavation site; Upper Cowlitz River excavation site; Fishtown excavation site; La Push; Point of Arches; Hesquiat Band members; Ninstints BCPM project
Preparing haul of fish; Jeff Flenniken's field class replicating stone tools; Nookta historical houses; Umatilla Reservation; Peluse River; Buck Lake, Mt. Ranier; geological diagrams; artifacts; Lind Coulee excavation site; Miller excavation site, Snake River; Col Plateau excavation site, Warden; petroglyphs; images from microscope; wildlife (Pika); plants (Blue Camas); people (Lizzie George, Ms. Harry Thompson, Catherine Cushingway, Richard Daugherty)
Makah people butchering whales on beach; whale hunting; artifacts; excavation sites, archaeological dig process, cleaning artifacts; archaeologists' camp; petroglyphs; stripping cedar bark; excavation of old buried house; Makah canoe racing; smoking fish; wildlife (whales, seals, sea lions, fish, reindeer); beach scenery; forest scenery
Century Drive, Eastern Oregon; Yellowstone scenery; Tule Lake; Crater Lake; San Juan Island; Nisqually Delta; Pike Place Market and Pioneer Square, Seattle; Port Gamble; Port Townsend; Steilacoom; Whitman Mission; Skagit; Larch Homestead, Sherman Pass; Walla Walla; North Bend; Penrose Point, Dewatto; Fort Woorden; Fort Vance; Point Wilson lighthouse; Ginko State Park; Dry Falls; Steptoe Butte, Grand Coulee Dam, Roosevelt Lake; Soap Lake; Mima Mounds; Rhouys; North Cascades aerials; Mt. St. Helens; Marmes; Olmstead homestead; Lake Chelan; Klickitat; Hesquiat; 'Ksan; Victoria; UBC Museum, Vancouver; Cassiar Highway; Mt. Edziza; Skedans and Cumshewa, Queen Charlottes Island; Sitka; Juneau; Glacier Bay; Tanu; Wawona, San Mateo, USS Missouri; wildlife (owl, river otters, elk, buffalo, birds, horned toad)
Mt. Ranier; mastadon excavation; Olympic Coast; Olympic Rain Forest; Hoh Reservation; Hoh race canoes; Neah Bay; Point of Arches; Ozette; Tidepools; plants; people (David Hudson, Ted Hudson, Fred Fletcher)
Grand Canyon and Lee's Ferry, AZ; Navajo art goods at trading post, Canyon de Chelly, AZ; Organ Pipe Cactus National Park, AZ; Palmdale, CA; Nevada City, CA; Monterey, CA; Death Valley, CA; Searles Lake, CA; Tule Lake, CA; Virginia City, MT; Wheeler Peak, NM; Sonora, NM; Badlands, ND; Cedar Brakes, UT; Bryce Canyon, UT; Zion National Park, UT; Ashford, WA; Port Angeles, WA; Baja California, MX
Ecosystem Management booklet; articles on forest ecology; handwritten notes and speech drafts about forest ecology; notebooks with notes on: Wind River crane research, Bar Harbor, Kitlope, Olympic Peninsula Forest, Sequoia, old growth forest with Bob VanPelt, OPI 1994 Canopy Workshop, 1993 Portland Forest Conference, Forest Legacies
5 Maps of Death Valley trails and topography
Unidentified Panamint woman; Navajo family; Navajo medicine man; Navajo life: childcare, cooking, weaving, carving, sand painting; Navajo goods at Oljato Trading Post in Canyon de Chelly; Four Corners monument scenery; Delicate Arch, Colorado Plateau; Keet Seel ruins; Betatakin ruins; Anasazi ruins; fossil tracks; petroglyphs; geology
Firehole River; Mammoth Hot Springs; Grand Prismatic; geisers; runoff terraces; thermal features; petrified trees
Pine forest; park winter scenes; mountain ridges; waterfalls; Yellowstone Lake; Yellowstone River; view from Cool Green Heights;
Death Valley hiking; Telescope Peak; Emigrant Springs; Furnace Creek; Scotty's Castle; National Parks Service; Charcoal kilns; Borax mining; mines & mills; Chloride City; Rhyolite; Panamint City; Arastra; 1949 celebration of First Wagon Trains entering Death Valley; graves
Ubehebe Crater; Salt Creek; Sand Dunes; Harrisburg Flats; Devil's Golf Course (salt crystals); Striped Butte; Telescope Peak from Dante's View; Niter Beds; Moving Rocks; Death Valley indigenous people
Badwater; Saratoga; Titus Canyon; Great Basin Desert; Rhyolite; Ruth and Louie Kirk with son Bruce; water tank in Death Valley; wildlilfe (horned toads, geckos, scorpians, red spotted toad, pupfish, sidewinder tracks, rattlesnake, antelope ground squirrel, Chuckawalla, pack rat, solpugid, wild burros); Plants (arrowweed bushes, hairyleaf, beavertail blossoms, Spanish dagger plants, piñon trees)
Pinacles; Searler Lake; Ubehebe Crater; Aguereberry; Panamint Mountains; Bloch Mountains; Dante's View
Dakota Badlands; Beef Corral Prairie Dog Town; Little Missouri River; Elkhorn Ranch; Maltese Cross Ranch; Chateau de Mores; wildlife (prairie dogs, buffalo)
Sonoran Desert landscapes; joshua trees; datilillo; cardon cacti; teddy bear cholla; tillandsia; saguaro; nurse tree; cactus cristate; chain cholla; ocotillo; senita cactus; smoketree; arrowweed; prickly pear; yucca; organ pipes; bristle cone pine; palo verde; iron wood; elephant tree; boojum trees; aguave; creosote bush; dudleya; salicornia; buckwheat; usnea lichen
Papago Reservation, people, daily life; Sonoran goods in Sonoyta, MX; buildings and building materials/techniques in Sonoyta; daily life in Sonoyta; Sonoyta church and cemetery; Puerto Penasco, MX; Rocky Point, MX; Gulf of California; Ajo, AZ; Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, specimens and research; Sonoran Desert wildlife (Kangaroo rat, doves, ants, rattlesnake, badger, hares, antelope ground squirrel, lizards, tortoise, scorpion, beetles, roadrunner, kitfox, ringtail cat, gila monster)
Nesplem Valley; grassland; rock formations; geology; river
Neah Bay; Ozette; LaPush; Port Angeles; Alberni; Yakima; root digging on Mt. Adams; Hesquiat; Umatilla Reservation; Hoh Village; Ucluelet village; Quillayute River; fish trapping in Cowichan River; Nookta artwork; halibut drying; weaving; logging; canoe building and sailing; whaling; ceremony for governor; historical photos, sketches and portraits; people (Charlie Howeattle and his Great Grandfather, Napolean Moquwinne/Macquinna, Captain Jack, Ted Hudson)
Hoh basketry; Makah Days dancing; Makah Tribal Council; Hoh River party; Lummi dancer; Quillayute Valley School, Forks; First Beach; canoe racing; people (Helen Peterson, Jerry McCarty, Bobe Lawrence, Hank Walkendorf, George Bowechop, Hilary Irving, Jean, Joseph Lawrence, David Young, Ted Hudson, David Hudson, Cliff Hudson, Pauid Hudson, Ada Williams, John Williams, Bill Penn)
Examining bones; excavation site, Sequim; people (Dr. Carl Gustafson, Delbert Gilbow, Dr. Richard Daugherty, David Cooper)
Ozette archaeology team; canoes; carvings; knives; bows and arrows; whaling harpoons; baskets; combs; net; hooks; hat; bowls; clubs; bailer; unidentified artifacts; people (Dick and Dewie Leary)
Mojave ruins; Canyon lands; Chaco Canyon; Mesa Verde; Anches; Santa Fe; Shashone; Sonora Museum
McBride Glacier; Columbia Glacier; Heather Island; Muir Inlet; Petersburg; Endicott; Yakutat; LeConte; Growler; mountain aerials
LaPush; Hoh River; Forks; Quinault; Blue Glacier; Lake Crescent; Lake Ozette; logging; wildflowers; Wildlife (pelicans, elk)
Olympic Rain Forest through different seasons; flora; nurse logs; forest floor; rivers; waterfalls; Four Valleys
Taku Glacier; Riggs Glacier; LaPerouse Glacier; Glacier Bay; Lituya Bay; Dundas Bay; Goose Cove; Muir Inlet; Cape Spencer; Wolf Point; Fairweathers; Wahchusett; plants; wildlife (seals, humpback whales, kittawakes, salmon)
Excursion Inlet; Riggs Glacier; Muir Inlet; Queen Inlet; Wolf Point; Fairweather; Lituya Bay; Juneau Ice Fields; fauna (humpback whales, seals, kittiwakes, eagles)
Liberty Gold Town historical architecture; Walla Walla historical architecture; Big Nine Mine and Mineral Inc. Orient Office; Snohomish historical architecture; Bellinham historical architecture; Port Gamble historical architecture; Lopez Island historical architecture; Port Townsend historical architecture; Lyons Ferry early settlement; old English camp on San Juan Island; Mount Young cemetery; Fort Simcoe; Fort Vance; Oysterville historical architecture; Hotel de Haro, Roche Harbor; Whidbey Island log house; Wauconda farm house; Carlton farm house; Mary Hill; Point Wilson lighthouse
Buffalo; coyotes; antelope; bighorn sheep; bears; elk; moose; porcupine; ground squirrels
Ducks; geese; herons; pelicans; swallows; swans; woodpeckers; other unidentified bird
Dandelions; thistles; lodgepole pines; horseback riders in backcountry; Shoshone Lake; fishing; canoeing
Flora and fauna; pack mules for hiking; salmon fry; clam digging; fishing; camping; ships and boats; log booms at Port Angeles and Grays Harbor; Port Angeles Plywood Mill; McAlmond House, Dungeness; Port Townsend historical architecture; Hood Canal; people (Frank Gonzales, Floyd Thornton, unidentified others)
Blue Glacier; Hoh Forest; Elwha River; Hoh River; Dungeness River; Dungeness Hatchery; octopus trappers; canoeing; camping; woodworker; log booms; people (John Mandak, Ken Jones and father, Bill Anderson, Ralph Frazer, Matthew Polluck, Cheryl Mix, George Martin)
Aleuva, Ozette; White Rock; Cape Flattery; Point of Arches; Wedding Rock; Kalaloch; clamming; fishing; petroglyphs; stormy beach scenery; sea invertebrates; seaweed; hiking; driftwood; aerials; wildlife (birds, seals, sea lions, whale)
Snow covered forests; Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park; Glacier Bay; Mt. Olympus; hiking snowy peaks; sleds pulled by dogs, sheep, reindeer; sleds with engines; sleds with sails; snowflakes under microscope; wildlife (birds, wolf, insects, spiders, monkeys, reindeer, buffalo)
Hoh River; San Juan Islands; Perkins House, Colfax; Hoquiam; Ellensburg; Fort Nisqually; Cheny; Ansorage Hotel, Curlew; Fort Spokane; Okanogan county; Moses Coulee; Roslyn; Fort Simcoe; Zillah; Grant's Ferry Landing; Black Diamond; Tumwater Brewery
Lehman Caves, NV; vinyard in Hollister, CA; seismology research center; Pacific Science Center; snow shoeing; people (geophysicist Rex Allen, Jim Gibbs)
Seismology research center; glacier; hiking; balet dancers; portraits; people (geophysicist Jim Gibbs, Herb Mills, unidentified others)
Hiking and camping; planes; sailboat; birds; mountains; beach and tidepools; 'Welcome Back' cake for Louie Kirk; portraits
Historical sites; geology; flora; fauna; Rock Lake; Crab Creek; Columbia River; Grand Coolie Dam; Medical Lake; Goldendale; Metaline Falls; Cascades; Saddle mountains; Penawawa Hills; Steptoe Butte; Alpowa; Pullman; Palouse Falls; Mary Hill; Watches Pass; Umpqua Hills; Olmstead Homestead; Yakima; Colville; Davenport; Waterville; Sprague; Zillah; Cheney; Okanagan; Ritzville; Juniper Hills; Ellensburg; Spokane; Dayton; Waltsburg; Walla Walla; Roslyn; Winthrop; Leavensworth; lead and zinc mill; pictographs
Schools; railroads and trams; churches; barns; farmhouses; mills; lighthouses; ships and shipwrecks; bridges; Anatone; Mayview; Snake River; Columbia River; Discovery Bay; Colville; Spokane; Chinook Lodge; Chehalis Burial; Oregon City; Grand Coulee Dam; Grays Harbor; Wenatchee; Waterville; Yakima; Quinault; Kanaka Village; Medical Lake; Clatsop; Steilacoom; Dockton; Fort Walla-Walla; Fort Simcoe; Fort Wright; Fort Spokane; Fort Vance; St. Joseph's Mission; St. Pauls Mission; Whitman Mission; English Camp; St. Frances Church; St. Mary's Church; Yakima Shakers Church; Hunters Church; St. John's Church; West Minister Church; Elde Church; Wilkeson Church
Washington historical sites; Glacier Bay; McBride Glacier; Taku Glacier; Tidal Inlet; Muir Inlet; Wachusett Inlet; Juneau Ice Fields; Marble Islands; Hoona; Elfin Cove; Wolf Point; Calving Ice; Marg-Grand; Bergie; Growler; Lituya Bay; Reid Inlet; Old Wood; wildlife (seals, brown bears); fishing and sailing; aerials
Original Flower Drawings for "Exploring Mt. Ranier" by Yoshi Nishihara
Marmes; Marmes dedication; aerials; maps; Marmes archaeological excavation; camp at Marmes site; artifacts; skeleton; geology; WSU geology lab; Marmes field lab; core drilling; screening; cremation hearth; sheep; Palouse Falls; Lyons Ferry Bridge; Monumental Dam; people (Richard Daugherty, Dr. Krantz, Dr. Bird, Dr. Fryxell, Ann Irwin)
Victoria; Quadra Island; Vancouver Island; Brooks Peninsula; Nookta environs; Venuck; Garibaldi; Banff National Park; Athabaska Glacier; Fraser River; Bella Coola Valley; Cassiar Highway; Stewart-Hyder; Atlin lake; Lady Rose; Edzza; Lytton; Chilcotin Plateau; Mt. Albert; original Gold Rush filmstrip
Trees; Afro art; Mt. Rushmore; Custer; Pioneer Memorial Museum; San Gabriel Mission; Olympia Cherry Blossoms; K.C.P.Q.; Vancouver B.C.; Lake Crescent; Port Angeles; North Dakota; Elwha Valley; Mima; Queets fire; wildlife (hummingbirds, flamingos, fish, antelope, buffalo, cougar, deer)
Views from ship; native peoples; gold rush maps; Japan maps; rain forest maps; Mexico maps; title cards from film strips; Kirk credit/copyright cards from film strips; missions
Ksan; Skeena; Driftwood Valley; Nookta; Kitwanga; Hesquiat; carving; dancing; drumming; petroglyphs; historical pictures; Quinault canoe race; houses and villages; potlatches; parties; artifacts; Tahola; people (Oliver Mason, Joe David, Joe DeLa Cruz, Bella Coola, Margaret Siwallace, unidentified others)
Hoh potlatches; LaPush potlatch; Hoh parties; Hoh River Community Hall dedication; aerials of Hoh Reservation; canoe building; Makah cooking (salmon and sand bread); fishing; whaling; hatchery; people (Cheif David; Dave Forelines; Howard Hudson)
Makah Days 'Bone Game'; Makah ceremonies; Makah Day dance parade; Makah Day canoe race; Hoh River canoe fishing; Makah commercial fishing boats; basket making; portraits of Makah people and children;
Aerials of Cascades; Skagit River; Chehalis; Nisqually Delta; Beacon Rock; Steilacoom; Hoh River Valley; Quinault Reservation; Oregon coast; Baker Glacier; Mt. Adams; Yakima; Mt. St. Helens; Seattle; Tacoma aquarium; Mollor; Mima Mounds; Scatter Creek; Discovery Bay; Hood Canal; Fort Rock, Oregon; logging; air rescue
Lake Constance; Crescent Lake; Lake Ozette; Heart Lake; Hoh Lake; Cream Lake; Royal Basin; Lillian Lakes; Marmot Lake; Moose Lake; Quillayute River; Mt. Olympus; Mt. Ranier; Enchanted Valley; Hurricane Ridge; Obstruction Point; Olympic Peninsula winter scenery and recreation; Olympic avalanche; Olympic skiing; Olympic alpine forests; night sky; landforms; flora (glacier lily, avalanche lily, marsh marigolds); wildlife (marmots, blacktail deer, mountain goats, elk)
Alpine Lakes; Grand Valley; 7 Lakes Basin; Appleton Pass; Enchanted Valley; Olympic aerials; sunsets; flowers; geologic features; Rhody's farm; wildlife (mountain goats, deer, chipmonks, birds, elk, marmots)
Blue Glacier research; White Glacier; Olympic glaciers; Olympic College climbers; glacier aerials
Hiking; climbing; skiing; mountain rescue; forest fire; Mt. Ranier in Winter; Wonderland trail; Stevens Canyon; St. Andrew's Lake; Klapatche; aerials; cabins; ice caves
Glaciers; Emerald Ridge Trail; Pyramid Peak; Camp Muir; Steamboat; Shoshone; Death Valley; Death Valley Race Track; Death Valley Mining
Olympic Peninsula peoples; Marmes; Japan travel
Kitlope; Mt. St. Helens before and after erruption; California; flora and fauna; travel (Philippines, Thailand, Taiwan, Hawaii, Scotland)
Yellowstone thermal areas; Shoshone Geiser Basin; Old Faithful; canyons; petrified trees; fishing; canoeing; camping; pack train; Teton Glacier; wildlife (bears, birds, moose, beavers, antelope, buffalo, sheep, deer, elk)
Indigenous peoples; Mojave Desert; Salt Flats; Salt Creek; land formations; sand dunes; movie sets; mines; ghost towns; race track; flora; fauna
Olympic National Park seashore; Point of Arches; LaPush; First Beach; Second Beach; Third Beach; Rallto; Raft River; Kalacoch; Tanoamatio; sunsets; wildlife (sea lions, dog fish, sea anenomes, urchins, sea stars, razor clam)
Olympic seashore history; driftwood; geology; aerials; starfish; Point of Arches; Olympic coast wildlife (deer, crabs, whale, barnacles, dogfish, jelly fish, marine worms, seaweed, shrimp, sea urchins, seagulls)
Balarat; new Death Valley Race Track; Goldbelt; Titus Canyon; Mesquite Springs; Keane Wonder; Gold Valley; Hanaupak; Salt Flats; Lemoigne; Eagle Borax; Scotty's Castle; Johnson Canyon; Hidden Valley; sand dunes; ranch areas; flora (joshua trees); fauna (wild burros)
Japan; Scotland; Princess Louisa Inlet; Desolation Sound; Commencement Bay; Ludlow Island; Yellow Island; Waldron Island; South Pacific travel
Olympic Rain Forest scenery; Cleapeut; Elk Lake; Mt. Tom; fishing; logging and mills; people (Winnie David Albern, Minnie Peterson); flora (ferns, moss, lichen, livwerwort, maple trees, fungus); wildlife (elk, deer, beavers, mountain beavers, cougars, river otters, voles, bears, squirrels, raccoon, frogs, slugs, bugs)
Olympic Rain Forest scenery; Soleduck Valley; Oxalis; Tom Creek; Hoh River; Petersons' Hoh ranch; flora (old growth trees, skunk cabbage, horsetails, huckleberries, salmonberries, ghost pipes, ground covers, flowers); wildlife (salmon, flying squirrels, birds); people (Marie Lewis, Marilyn Emm, Minnie Peterson)
San Blas House Building; downtown San Blas; San Bas Fiesta; Jungle near San Blas; San Blas beach; San Blas Salt Works; San Blas Spanish Fort; Larua; El Golfo; Malatlan Fishing; Caborca; Concordia; Hermasillo; San Felipe; Durango; Baja Mission; Hermasilao Christmas; Guaymas area; portraits; Seri natives; Sonita; street scenes; architecture; market and street vendors; cooking and food
Fringe lizard; horned lizard; kit fox; gila monster; tortoise; desert snakes; sandpipers; ducks; osprey; owls; pelecan; vulture; road runner; quail; insects; ants; scorpions; tumble bugs; centipedes; spiders; tarantulas; moths; round tail squirrels; pack rats; fish; otters; coati; ringtail cats; skunks; jack rabbits; bighorn sheep; porcupine; antelope ground squirrels; bobcats; prairie dogs; pecary; kangaroo rats; cactus flowers; brittlebush; non-cactus flora
Nevada desert cape; Sabino Canyon; Sasabe; Ocotillo House; Puerto Libertad; Puerto Penasco; Yuma Dunes; desert farmland; dune vegetation; Papago natives; Spring Palms; Baja; Anza-Borrego Desert; sunsets and cloudbursts; Shoshone; Palo Verde; Tinaja; Saratoga; oases; snow in desert; flora (century plants; desert holly; maguay agave; yuccas; iron woods; ocotillo; saguaros; chain cholla; mistletoe; joshua trees; acacia trees; jumping cholla; senita cactus; organ pipe cactus; barrel cactus; boojum trees; pinacate; smoke trees; creosote bushes; elephant tree; tumbleweeds)
Olympic Peninsula; Oregon; California; Death Valley; Mexico; Japan; African art at Seattle Art Museum; Kennedy Elwha trip; Century Drive; McKenzie Pass; Bogie; aerials of lava cast forest and crater; Oneida Gorge; Multnomah Falls; Olympic Rain Forest; Burno; Port Townsend; Fort Rock; Crater Lake; Lake Ozette; Lake Crescent; Hoh River Valley; Neah Bay; Royal Basin; logging; fishing; salmon hatchery; canoes; jazz performance; flora; wildlife; people (Cheif David Young, unidentified others)
Crater Lake scenery; geological features; ice formations; marsh land; petroglyphs; flora; fauna
Aerials of Cascades; Harts Pass; Mt. Baker
Blue Glacier ice study; Mt. Olympus; Hoh Glacier; people (Ed Chapelle, Dr. Barclay Kamb, Dr. Clarence Allen, Jim Westphal, Ron Shreve, Bill Altimar)
Beaches; Fairweather Mountain Range; LaPerouse Glacier; Columbia Glacier; Margerie Glacier; Prince William Sound; Glacier Bay; Bartlett Cove; aerials of mountains; ice formations; fishing; indigenous peoples; dog sleds; snowmachines; hunting; wildlife (reindeer, moose, seals, birds)
Aerials of Olympic Mountains; mountain climbing; camping; Hurricane Ridge; High Divide; Brothers Mountain; Deer Park; Grand Valley; Hoh River; Hoh Lake; Blue Glacier; Mt. Constance; flora; people (Ruth Kirk, Louie Kirk, Fran Merchant, Hank Blas)
snow; snowshoeing; skiing; icicles; Paradise Ranger Station; buffallo; reindeer; elk; snow plow; Hurricane Ridge Lodge; historical photos; dog sled; Mazama Ridge; moose; Kautz Creek;
Aerials; Dundas Bay; Taylor Bay; Upper Bay; Lituya Bay; Bartlett Cove; Goose Cove; Muir Inlet; Star Princess Cruise; Princess Pat Cruisel Perouse Glacier; Margerie Glacier; Tarr Inlet; Fairweather; Salisbury; Wachusetts; Honashi; Numatak; hiking to glaciers
Brochure for Olympic Peninsula beaches; Seattle Times page with article about Gray's Camp, 10/2/1966; handwritten Hoh River notes; notes on trails; article on Lake Cushman from Bremerton Sun, 4/10/1962; Black Ball Ferry Line brochure; Olympic Peninsula brochure; Olympic Peninsula maps; compiled bibliography about Olympic National Park
Newspaper clippings about Olympic Peninsula; newspaper clippings about events; notes about camping on Olympic Peninsula
Port of Port Townsend brochure; State Park info sheets; Washington State Parks brochure; Port Angeles brochure; newspaper clippings about Olympic Peninsula; Olympic National Park annual travel report, 1965; The Totem Magazine, vol. 7, no. 12, December 1965; correspondence; Washington Ports brochure; Washington State brochure; notes on Washington nature areas
Ocean Shores Resort map; North Olympic Beaches brochure; Aberdeen brochure; WA boat moorages brochure; WA State Parks brochures; Dept. of Natural Resources 1959 Timber Harvest Report; WA 1962 Special Events brochure; Puget Sound Cruises borchure; Capital Lakefair 1962 Civic Celebration brochure; Weyerhaeuser Company Grays Harbor Pulp & Paper brochure; Salmon Hatcheries brochure; WA Trailer Parks brochure
Newspaper clippings; WA camping brochures; Olympic Peninsula brochure; Forks brochure; Point of Arches brochure; Olympic Rain Forest brochure; WA fishing guide; National Wildlife Refuges pamphlet; info about logging in WA; correspondence about tours of shipyards, oyster processing plant, lumber mills, cranberry processing plant,
Vancouver Island map; Seattle brochure; Olympic National Park map; Quil-Hoodsport map; Soleduck map; Quinault-Shelton map;
Title card slides; stills from production work; music lesson slides; Hesquiat maps; Mt. St. Helens; Snohomish; Skagit; portraits; British Columbia; Cassiar; Atlin; UBC Museum of Anthropology; Vancouver Island; M.V. Uchuck Freight Service; hiking West Coast; desert landscape and geology; Utah; Cathedral Gorge; Cedar Brakes; Arizona; England; Scotland; Europe; Hawaii; Taiwan; Phillipines; Thailand; Fiji; photos for book "Laura of Mexico"; Coyote Butte; Oregon Trail; Malad Gorge; Havasu Canyon; Oak Creek; Nevada; Lees Ferry; Snake River; Gulf Islands; California; Mitchell's Cavern; Shonto Trading; Seattle Seafair air show; Crater Lake; Tule Lake; flora and fauna
Death Valley National Park; North Dakota; Theadore Roosevelt National Park; New Mexico arches; Utah arches; Sonoita village; Canyon Lands; Chaco Canyon; Mesa Verde; Bryce Canyon; Zion Canyon; Canyon de Chelly; Grand Canyon; Crater Lake; Montazumas Castle; NPS work; Mt. Ranier; Crater Lake; Ozette Lake; Olympic Coast; LaPush harbor and fishing; High Divide; Port Angeles; Blue Glacier; tidepools
Sailing; British Columbia; Bella Bella; hot springs; Namu; Desolation Sound; Princess Louisa Inlet; Prince Rupert; Vancouver; aerials
Sailing; San Juan Islands; Neah Bay; South Puget Sound; Ozette; Olympia; Seattle waterfront; WA state ferry
U.K. nature preserves; Scotland; Great Britain; Wales; Greenland; Canada; Perth; Lotian; Culzean; Cairngorms; Belfour; Crieff; Battleby; Loch Lomand; Dunkeld; Loch Ness; Glen Coe; Cromerty
Tokyo; Osaka; Kyushu; Hokkaido; Nagasaki; farming villiages; shrines & temples; city streets; Ryokan Inn; Himeji Castle; Mt. Fuji; Towada Lake; Ise Peninsula; coast; fishing; food; tea ceremony; hot springs; cherry blossoms
Sailing; San Juan aerials; Pirates Cove; Fishermens Bay; Commencement Bay; Garrison Bay; Silva Bay; Neah Bay; Pendor Island; Mandarte Island; Sucia Island; Sidney Spit; Speiden; Stuart Island; Orcas Island; Waldron Island; Yellow Island; Vashon Island; Blake Island; Friday Harbor; Roche Harbor; Gig Harbor; Seattle; Port Ludlow; Port Townsend; The Straits; Smith Island; Makah Day; sea birds; fishing boats; commercial ships; people (Jean Emmerson, unidentified others)
Theadore Roosevelt Park, ND; Death Valley; filmstrip title cards; Harpers Ferry; Guulf coast; Californian coast; Gulfport; Mt. Shasta; African art
Native Village Arch.; Northwest Coasts and Native Traditions Today; Olympic Coast Natives Today
Northwest coast; Alaska; Japan; Mexico; Thailand; Taiwan; Phillipines; England; Wales; Scotland; France; KPEC-TV Productions; people (Ruth and Louie Kirk, Dr. Richard Daugherty, Bill Kimber, John Watson, KPEC secretaries, May Roberts, Darcy and Merle Carey, Yoshi Nishihara, Martha Hill, other unidentified)
Hawaii coast; sailing around Puget Sound, British Columbia, Alaska
Death Valley high country; mines; commercial salt flats; flood weather and storms; race tracks; ghost towns; oases; people; history
England; Wales; Scotland; Germany; Holland; Austria; Italy; France; Spain
Black Hills, South Dakota; Rocky Mountains, Colorado; Chickasaw State Park, Tennessee; Southwest desert
Mt. Ranier Summit; Wonderland Trail; Hudson Zone; mountain climbing; hiking; skiing; flowers; timber; mountain rescue; wildlife
Travels, Europe
Washington; Arizona; California; North Dakota; Utah; Wyoming; Colorado; Alaska; Canada; Scotland; Vietnam; Thailand; Taiwan; Hawaii; Phillipines; KPEC-TV
Glaciers; skiing; caves; ballet; fishing; salt flats; Olympic Coast; Mt. Ranier; Shishi Beach; Olympic Rain Forest; Olympic National Park fire; Yellowstone; Lake District, England; Flatford Mill, England; Slimbridge, England; Snowdonia National Park, Wales; Ifagao, Phillipines; Pagsanjan River, Phillipines; Mt. Tatun, Taipei; Yeh Lin, Taiwan; Ali Shan, Taiwan; Taipei, Taiwan; Camargue, France; Duderstadt, Germany; Göttingen, Germany; La Turbie, France; Monaco; Ayudhya, Thailand; Bankok, Thailand; San Blas, Mexico; Sonoita, Mexico; Mexican architectural features; wildlife; people (George Tsudakawah, William Douglas, Ethel Kennedy, unidentified others)