Wonderful Washington Teachers You can still sign up for our Saturday class that will connect you with thousands of primary sources related to American Indians. 1:30 - 3:30 on Saturday, November 9. For more information go to https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/159173180959638/
Hope to see you there! *Carol Buswell, Education Specialist* *The National Archives at Seattle* *6125 Sand Point Way NE* *Seattle, WA 98115* *Phone: 206-336-5151* *Email: carol.busw...@nara.gov <carol.busw...@nara.gov> * *The National Archives at Seattle is one of 15 facilities nationwide where the public has access to US Federal archival records. It is home to original historical records dating from the 1870s to the 1990s created or received by Federal agencies in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho as well as microfilmed federal records from across the entire United States. For more information, call 206-336-5115 or visit www.archives.gov/seattle <http://www.archives.gov/seattle> .*
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