A year beyond words Annual Report 2018 humanities.org Letter from the CEO Dear friends,

I usually begin letters to our supporters by examining our polarized political climate, or our society’s need for connection, or the impact of one of our events. But for this one I will be blunt: 2018 was one of the best years in Humanities ’s history.

We held more Speakers Bureau events than at any time since the program began. Think and Drink attendance was the highest it’s ever been. We launched the Center for Washington Cultural traditions with ArtsWA, and hosted events with New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, renowned historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, and NPR journalist Joshua Johnson.

It’s clear that there is a hunger for Humanities Washington’s programming—for gathering together face-to-face to understand our world and each other. For seeing the human being behind the opinion, the fact, or the news story.

The phrase “we couldn’t do this without your support” is such a common one as to be numbing, but it bears reflecting on: all of you, from donors to trustees to event attendees, together built something meaningful last year. Humanities Washington is a small organization covering a large state with a giant mandate: to bridge the divides that separate us. Our staff of nine relies on your generosity like few others.

Though we are an organization that loves language, 2018 left us speechless. Thank you for making it a year beyond words.

In gratitude,

Julie Ziegler CEO

Cover: NPR’s Joshua Johnson at the Wing Luke Museum. Photo: Matt Owens. IN 2018:

We saw a 40% JUMP in the number of children attending Prime Time Family Reading

We held more Speakers Bureau events than at ANY TIME IN OUR HISTORY

More people attended Think & Drink events THAN EVER BEFORE

We welcomed a new Washington State Poet Laureate, CLAUDIA CASTRO LUNA

With ArtsWA, we launched the CENTER FOR WASHINGTON CULTURAL TRADITIONS

Photos top to bottom: Think & Drink at the Wing Luke Museum, Prime Time Family Reading in Pasco, Claudia Castro Luna at the “Passing of the Laurel” event at the Seattle Public Library. Top and bottom photos: Matt Owens. Middle photo: Kirk Hirota. IN 2018:

We held events with New York Times columnist NICHOLAS KRISTOF1, NPR journalist JOSHUA JOHNSON2, and renowned historian DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN3

Nicholas Kristof. Joshua Johnson. Photo: Matt Owens. Doris Kearns Goodwin. Photo: Libby Lewis Photography.

1. Presented in partnership with the Center for the Humanities at Gonzaga University. 2. Presented in partnership with KUOW. 3. Presented in partnership with Seattle Arts and Lectures. By the Numbers 2018 Humanities Washington Stats Program Attendance: 3,867people attended 21 Think & Drink 67,789 Events

1,273children and families participated in 23 Family Reading Programs cities and towns hosted142 events

11,786people attended Serving Washington Communities from 337 Speakers Bureau Number of Presentations programs and events: Aberdeen toYakima

509 8,444people participated in 72 Poet Laureate Events

Number of partners and host people attended organizations: 35,475 27 Grant-Funded 317 Events 2018 BOARD LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICERS: TRUSTEES: Debra Holland, Kingston Tera Beach, Seattle Chair Kimberly Bellamy-Thompson, Yakima David Powers, Seattle Ryan Booth, Pullman ADVISORY BOARD Chair-Elect and Nominating Committee Chair Xavier Cavazos, Ellensburg Center for Washington Colleen Rozillis, Seattle Karen Fraser, Olympia Cultural Traditions Treasurer/Secretary Elizabeth Joffrion, Bellingham Julieta Altamirano-Crosby Mary Pembroke Perlin, Seattle Dan Lamberton, Walla Walla Development Chair Ryan Booth Sue McNab, Seattle Karen Capuder Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak, Spokane Tammy Miller, Seattle Program Chair Makaela Kroin Joan Penney, Mount Vernon Linley Logan Bridget Piper, Spokane Mark Miyake Jane Reich, Seattle Latha Sambamurti Joe Ross, Seattle Willie Smyth Carli Schiffner, Wenatchee Gary Stokes, Spokane Mary Winkes, Spokane STAFF

Julie Ziegler Dustyn Addington Rachel Jacobson Chief Executive Officer Director of Programs Program and Development Coordinator

Langston Collin Wilkins Shelley Saunders Director, Center for Washington Tom Beasley Chief Resource Cultural Traditions Database Administrator Development Officer

Eric Sanders, CPA George Abeyta Asia Lara Chief Financial Officer Program Manager Intern

David Haldeman Hannah Schwendeman Tabitha Espina Communications Director Program Manager and Graduate Fellow Communications Coordinator

Humanities Washington humanities.org 130 Nickerson, Suite 304 @HumanitiesWA Seattle, WA 98109 (206) 682-1770 PROGRAMS

FAMILY READING uses storytelling and discussion to explore cultural and ethical themes in THINK & DRINK brings hosted children’s literature and emphasizes the importance conversations on provocative topics and new ideas to of families reading together. pubs and tasting rooms around the state.

WASHINGTON STATE POET GRANTS assist local organizations in creating LAUREATE builds awareness and appreciation opportunities for their community to come together of poetry – including the state’s legacy of poetry – to discuss important issues using the humanities. through public readings, workshops, lectures, and presentations throughout the state. Managed in partnership with ArtsWA. SPEAKERS BUREAU draws from a pool of leading cultural experts and scholars to provide free conversational lecture events for CENTER FOR WASHINGTON community partners to offer local audiences CULTURAL TRADITIONS is a new throughout the state. effort to amplify our state’s rich, diverse living cultural treasures through research and special programming. Managed in partnership with ArtsWA.

“I felt amazed and so privileged to be on the receiving end of such a concise and cohesive presentation. My family members in attendance shared a dinner following it, and continued to talk about it all, and shared again with other family members the next day. For us, the presentation had a certain balming affect – to be able to talk about politics and society without the heated exchange.” —Speakers Bureau attendee, Lakewood Humanities Washington is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Financials organization in Washington State. 2018 Total Expenses: SUPPORTERS $1,500,256 Organizations Amazon Literary Partnership Columbia Basin College Community Colleges of Spokane Discuren Foundation rograms Federation of State Humanities Councils Fordham Street Foundation Friends of Steilacoom Library 78% $203,520 Friends of the Library of Walla Walla $1,170,763 unraising Gonzaga University Hyatt Centric –Times Square New York 14% Kenneth and Marleen Alhadeff Charitable Foundation $125,973 Marrella Fund ministratie National Endowment for the Humanities Norcliffe Foundation 8% Norman Raab Foundation Office of the Secretary of State Safeco Insurance Speakers Bureau event with Daudi Abe at Central Washington University. Photo: Shelby Hamblem. Salesforce Foundation Sno-Isle Libraries – Oak Harbor Library Spokane Public Library – Downtown Library Spokane Teachers Credit Union The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation The Spokesman-Review Washington State Arts Commission Wockner Foundation Women Helping Women Fund Yakima Valley Community Foundation

“Humanities Washington programs are always informative, interesting, and worthwhile.” – Audience member, Tumwater Catherine Burroughs Karen and Tom Ellick Individuals Todd Butler A.J. Epstein George Abeyta Marité Butners Fadel Erian Judith Adams David Byrne and Kirsten Conner Peter Erickson and Brigitte Bertschi Dustyn Addington Deb Caletti and John Yurich Patsy and Frank Etter Michael Aleman and Joanne Moyer Brent Campbell Elizabeth Evans Echo Galbraith Allen and Asa Allen Joan Campbell Pat and Bruce Eyer Todd Arkley Jim Cantu Larry and Beth Farley Laurie Arnold Thom and Lani Caraway Mary and Michael Farrell Peter Arnold Isabel Carrera Zamanillo David Fenner Elizabeth Austen and Eric Jordan Carolyn Casey and Martin Waidelich Patricia Ferrell Sarah and Terry Bain Carol and Steve Cassella Kathleen and Steve Flenniken Suzanne Wilson Barnett and Redmond Barnett Gina Castillo Chio Flores Nancy and Jim Barthelmess Xavier Cavazos Jane and John Floyd Sarah Bates Enrique Cerna Kevin Fox Michael Bauer John and Sallie Chaney Karen Fraser Erica Bauermeister Andrew and Susan Chanse Mark Fritz Tera Beach Susan and Paul Chapin Pam and Bruce Gallaher Linda Beane-Boose Paul Chiocco and Doug McCrary Matt Gani and Jennie Shortridge Molly Beck and Barry Provorse Andrew Conru Steven Garfinkle Paula Becker Veronica Cook Janet Garrow Heather Beebe-Stevens Brian and Nicole Cooney Lee Ann Gekas Kimberly Bellamy-Thompson Jeff and Penny Coppersmith Suzie Benson Garry and Kathryn Crane Joanne Gordon Berk Rebecca Craven Kristin Blalack and Gerald Suzawith Thomas Crisp Jack and Connie Bloxom Walter Croshaw Peg and Darrell Blue Tom and BruceAnn Culbertson Dave Boling Pati Dahmen William Bonaudi and Terry Troutman Catherine and Philip Davis Nick and Lisa Bond Goodwin and Theodore Deacon Robin and Trevor Bond Robin Dearling and Gary Ackerman Ryan Booth Valerie DeGiulio Betty Bostrom Elizabeth Dennis Sue and Scot Bradley Gerald and Patty Dicker Linda Breneman and Eric Strand Lynn Dissinger Rebecca Brenneman Wayne Dodge and Lawrence Kreisman Adam Brinson James Doolittle Rebecca Brinbury Diane Douglas and Steve Perlmutter Randy and Diane Brinson Jane Dudley Jake Brooks David Durante and Mark Buchthal Jonathan and Carol Buchter Lisa Durante Bruce Burger Will Durden John and Patsy Burgess Tom and Margaret Easthope Matthew Powers, Vianna Davila, Eli Sanders, and Knute Berger at one of Humanities Virginia and Thomas Burns Ruth and Alvin Eller Washington’s state of journalism Think & Drink events. Photo: David Haldeman. “Once again through Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau, we were able to highlight the library as a safe place to have difficult conversions, especially in a time of political turmoil. These programs help display to the community that the library is not only focused on the items in our collection, but also on becoming a community meeting center. Also, by doing cultural presentations we have increased audience development towards this type of program.” —Librarian, Lacey Timberland Library

Speakers Bureau event in Endicott with David George Gordon. Photo: Endicott Library.

Michor and Jody Gentemann Bruce Howard Amy Lawson Donna Gibbs Melissa Huggins Eric Lawson and Heather Hardin Ben Goldfarb Leo and Lucia Huntington Grace Leaf Elodie Goodman Derek and Cindy Hval Kate Lebo and Sam Ligon Jack and Vicki Goodwin Kathryn Illback Nancy Ledeboer Gary Graham Judith Jacob Audrey Lew Tammy Greaves John Jensen Leilani Lewis Ellen Greenberg and Kenneth Kim Elizabeth Joffrion and Diana Shenk Peggy Lewis Mary Ann Gwinn Jason Johnson Casey Linane-Booey David Haldeman Sheri Johnson Janet and Gordon Little Gwendolyn and Greg Haley Joyce and Donald Joy Teri and William C. Looney Nina and Darrell Hallett Aaron Katz Maribeth Lopit Phyllis Hatfield Margo Keller Betty Lukins Keri Healey Katherine and Bruce Kennedy Jennifer Lunzer Irene Hecht Sandra and Steven Kernerman Julie Mackoff and John Bennett Elizabeth Heffron Steve Kessel and Sibyl Frankenburg Sean Maloney Ila Hemm Mary King Marlyn Marble Lloyd Herman Rod and Jennifer King Paul Mariz and Laurie Frankel Latisha and Eric Hill Larry Kinner and Dolores Hecht Tod Marshall and Amy Sinisterra Vickie Hill Marianna and Agastya Kohli Mary Anne and Chuck Martin Tracy and Jim Hinz Martha Kongsgaard and Peter Goldman Kerri and Andrew Martinez Virginia Hislop Kristi Kosmata Ana Matthews Cindy Hogberg Annette Laico Rob and Lorraine McConaghy Debra and Chuck Holland Dan Lamberton and Linda Andrews Sue McNab Marshal Mcreal Joe and Nicole Ross Mayumi Tsutakawa Julee McTaggart Nancy and John Rossmeissl Mia Tuan and Michael Welch Eric and Marina McVittie Wayne Roth and Kathleen Alcala Cyndi and John Upthegrove David Mentz and Pamela Smith-Mentz Colleen and Steve Rozillis Dorothy Van Soest and Susan Seney Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak and Joseph Jozwiak Steve and Billie Ruark Meredith and Peter Wagner Sharyn and Jack Merrigan Tom and Anna Rudd Maggie Walker Mary Metastasio Eric Sanders Anne and Jess Walter Jason Miller Carli Schiffner and Summer Hahn Matt and Camarin Wanamaker Tammy Miller Judith Schoepflin Kathryn Hamilton Wang and Steve Wang Tyra Miller Dena and Dirk Scott Remaliah Washington Pat and Greg Mills Deborah Seaman Sarah Watstein Linda and Larry Milsow Sam and Rosemary Selinger Gail Watts Thomas Moak Laurel Sercombe AnnaLaurie Wattson Lamb Karen Mobley Scott and Linda Severs Barbara Waxman Barbara and Bill Morkill Marilyn Severson Cynthia Wells and Tim Kerr Michael Myint Amy Shank Karen Westwood and Peter Jepsen Susan Neff Andrea Sharps and Chuck Horgan Amos Wiedmaier Kate and Frank Newman Stephen and Grace Shaul Jan Wigen and Larry Ellingson Russell and Diana Nickel Patty Shea Mary Winkes Kevin O’Brien Patty and David Shelledy Jonalyn Woolf-Ivory Joyce Ogden Michele and Andrew Sherrard Annette Woolsey and James Shiflett Mike and Janice O’Mahony Sharma Shields and Sam Mills Margo and Tom Wyckoff Chardell Paine Stacie and Karl Siebrecht Tomas and Kathy Ybarra Laurie and Joe Palmquist Eva Silverstone David Zapolsky and Lynn Hubbard Marcia Paulsell-Zech and Klaus Zech James and Andrea Siscel Maya Jewell Zeller and Christopher Zeller Mary Pembroke Perlin and David Perlin Sharyn Skeeter Julie and Bryon Ziegler Bob Pennell and Addi Brooks Grant and Lelia Smith Joan Penney and David Ryberg Jo-Ellen Bois Smith and Gregory Smith Krista Peterson and Brian Woodward Stephanie Ellis-Smith and Douglas Smith If we have inadvertently omitted you, please accept Judy Pigott Wendy Stauff our apologies and contact us at (206) 682-1770. Mary Pigott Garth and Drella Stein Bridget and Paul Piper Mildred and Kenneth R. Stenehjem Dan Poliak Judy Stone Clarice Pool Lawrence Stone and Jan Jecha Suzanne Poppema and John Cramer Matthew Sullivan “I think your organization and mission is absolutely David Powers and Amy Chasanov Andrew and Cara Sutherland John and Cynthia Purdy Matthew Sutton essential. It’s also fantastically executed in my Gwen Rawlings and Rebecca Dugan Molly Swain opinion. You have great people working for you, Jane and Jay Reich Tom and Betsy Swanson Tom Robbins Hally Swift and choose excellent speakers. I haven’t had a Ana María Rodríguez-Vivaldi Anu Taranath Elizabeth and Patrick Roewe Terry Tazioli single negative experience connected to HW.” Shawn and Tracy Roland John and Elizabeth Terrey — Response to host survey conducted Richard and Melvina Romanelli Dianne Todd Lorna Rose-Hahn Sally Tonkin January 2018 PARTNERS

American Association of University Women – Centralia College East Fall City Elementary Anacortes and Seattle Chapters Chelan Public Library Fall City Library Aberdeen Timberland Library Chimacum Elementary School Federal Way Library Albion Library City of Long Beach First United Methodist Church for Olympia, Anacortes Public Library Clallam Bay Corrections Center Library United Methodist Women Anderson Island Community Clubhouse Clover Creek Elementary Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries Anderson Park Clover Park School District Foundry Vineyard Arlington Library Coastal Interpretive Center Freeland Library Asotin County Library Columbia Basin College Friends of Denny Ashby Library Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound Common Area Maintenance Friends of Mukai Associated Students of Washington State Concrete Theatre Friends of the Key Center Library University Tri-Cities Confluence Gallery & Art Center Fryelands Elementary Auntie’s Bookstore Confluence Project Garden Heights Elementary Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Country Inn Gilbert Cellars Bainbridge Public Library Coupeville Library Gonzaga University Bates Technical College Central Campus Covenant Shores Retirement Communtiy Grand Coulee Public Library Benaroya Hall Curlew Public Library Grant Elementary Blue Earth Alliance Darrington Library Grass Lake Elementary Blue Sky Education Project Daughters of the American Revolution, Green River College Boundary Bay Brewing Karneetsa Chapter Greenwood Senior Center Brewster Junior/Senior High Dayton Elementary School Harbor History Museum Bridge Park Retirement Community Dayton High School Harrington Opera House Society Broadview Thompson K-8 Dayton Memorial Library Harstine Island Community Club Burke Museum Delany Building Highline Historical Society Burlington Edison High School Douglas County Historical Society Horizon House Burlington Public Library Dry Creek Elementary Hugo House Casa Latina Duvall Library Ikebana International, Tacoma-Olympia Chapter 147 Cascade View Elementary School Eastern Washington University/ EWU in the High School Issaquah History Museums Cashmere Public Library Eastside Preparatory School Issaquah Valley Elementary Centilia Cultural Center Eatonville High School Jefferson County Historical Society Central Elementary Edmonds Library Jefferson County Library – Port Hadlock Central Skagit Library Elliott Bay Book Company Job Carr Cabin Museum Central Washington University Ephrata Public Library Karshner Museum and Center for Culture and Arts Central Washington University Museum of Everett Community College Kennewick High School Culture & Environment Everett Public Library Kent Sister City Association Centralia College Fairwood Library King County Library System Kitsap County Historical Society & Museum Odlin County Park Seattle Genealogical Society Kittitas County Historical Museum Okanogan Land Trust Seattle Green Lake Branch Public Library Kuntz and Company Okanogan Middle/High School Seattle Lit Crawl KUOW Okanogan Public Library Seattle Repertory Theatre Lacey Timberland Library Olympia Timberland Library Seattle Sihanoukville Sister City Association LaCrosse Library Olympic View Elementary Senior Services for South Sound Lakewood Pierce County Library Omak Public Library Sequim Library Langley Library Open Books Seven Seas Brewery Liberty Bell Junior/Senior High Optimism Brewery Sharpstein Elementary Libraries of Stevens County Orcas Island Library Shelton Timberland Library Lopez Island Historical Society Oroville Public Library Shoreline Library Lopez Island Library Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the UW Skyline Peace and Justice Issue Lynden Middle School Pacific Brewing & Malting Co. Skyline Retirement Community Lynnwood Library SkyRoot Farm Magic Lantern Theatre Palouse Library Sno-Isle Libraries Maple Hall Parkland Library Soap Lake Public Library Marie Curie STEM Elementary Pateros Public Library South Bend Timberland Library Mason County Historical Society Pend Oreille County Library South Hill Library Mercer Island Library Penn Cove Water Festival South Sound Reading Foundation Methow Conservancy Peter S. Ogden Elementary School Southwest King School Retirees’ Association Methow Valley Interpretive Center Pierce College Puyallup Southwest Seattle Historical Society Mineral School Pierce County Library System Spanaway Library Mirror Stage Company PNW Association of Church Libraries SPLAB Organic Poetry Moses Lake Museum & Art Center Port Townsend Public Library Spokane County Library District Mossyrock Junior/Senior High School Puyallup Public Library Spokane Is Reading Mountlake Terrace Library Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum Spokane Public Library Mount Vernon City Library Redmond Historical Society St. John Library Mount View Elementary Redmond Senior Center Steilacoom Library Mt. Pleasant School Regal Elementary Stevenson Community Library Mt. Si Senior Center Renton History Museum Stevenson High School Mukilteo Library Renton Library Stratton Elementary School Museum of History and Industry Renton/South King School Retirees Association Unit 19 Sultan Library Naked City Brewery Republic Public Library Newcastle Library Richland Public Library Tacoma Arts Live Nordic Museum Ritzville Grade School Tagaris Winery North Bend Library Ritzville Public Library Tasveer North Central Regional Library Rosalia Library Tekoa Library North East Seattle Together Royal City Public Library The Black Dog Arts Cafe North Mason Timberland Library San Juan Island Library The Kenney North Olympic Library San Juan Island National Historical Park The Libraries of Stevens County Northwest Central United Indivisible Scarecrow Video Three Rivers Folk Life Society Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture Schack Art Center Tieton Arts & Humanities Oak Harbor Elementary Seattle Arts and Lectures Tonasket Public Library Oak Harbor Library Seattle Chapter of the Pacific Northwest Association of Trails End Bookstore Ocean Shores/North Beach Chamber of Commerce Church Libraries Trent Elementary School Tri-City Genealogical Society Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center Shawn Brigman Tukwila Library Wesley U / Wesley Homes Denise Emerson Tumwater Timberland Library Western WA University on the Peninsulas Lora Lea Misterly University Place Primary Western Washington University Shui Ng Westin Seattle Upper Skagit Library Foundation Nicholas Petrish Westport Timberland Library Vancouver Community Library Ed Salerno Vashon Bookshop Whatcom Community College DJ Stull Vernetta Smith Chehalis Timberland Library Tamding Tsetan WAGRO Foundation White River Valley Museum Wahkiakum Community Center Whitman County Library Walla Walla Community College Whitworth University CWCT Apprentices Wilkeson Historical Society Walla Walla High School Tiffany Chan Walla Walla University Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience Courtney Elton Washington Correctional Center for Women Library Woodinville Heritage Society Andrew Finley Washington Corrections Center Diversity Woodinville Library Lorane Denise Gamber Advisory Council Yakima Valley College Washington State Library Emily Hillenbrand Yakima Valley Museum Washington State Penitentiary Library Kate Lebo Washington Talking Book & Braille Library Rohini Mathur Waterville Public Library CWCT Master Artists Colby Russell Wenatchee Public Library Deepti Agrawal Lakshmi Priya Sekhar Wenatchee River Institute Preetha Babu Clayton Tupper

“I cannot say enough about the timeliness of Claudia as our Washington State Poet Laureate. Her grace and deep caring about poetry, language, and all people from diverse backgrounds and cultures are exactly what is needed at this time. She is a wonder and a true ambassador of poetry and of peace-making.” —Merna Hecht, organizer, Vashon Books

Audience at a Washington State Poet Laureate event. Photo: Matt Owens. COMMUNITIES SERVED IN 2018

Aberdeen Colville Lacey Olympia Soap Lake Airway Heights Concrete LaCrosse Omak South Bend Albion Coupeville Lake Forest Park Oroville South Hill Anacortes Covington Lakebay Palouse Spanaway Anderson Island Curlew Lakewood Parkland Spokane Argonne Cusick Langley Pasco Spokane Valley Arlington Darrington Leavenworth Pateros St. John Auburn Dayton Long Beach Pomeroy Steilacoom Bainbridge Island Des Moines Lopez Island Port Angeles Stevenson Belfair Duvall Lyle Port Hadlock Sultan Bellingham Eastsound Lynden Port Townsend Tacoma Bonney Lake Eatonville Lynnwood Poulsbo Tekoa Bothell Edmonds Manson Puyallup Tenino Bremerton Ellensburg Mercer Island Quincy Tieton Brewster Ephrata Metaline Falls Raymond Tonasket Brush Prairie Everett Mineral Redmond Tukwila Burien Fall City Monroe Renton Tumwater Burlington Federal Way Morton Republic Twisp Cashmere Forks Moses Lake Rice University Place Cathlamet Freeland Mossyrock Richland Vancouver Centralia Friday Harbor Mount Vernon Ritzville Vashon Chehalis Gig Harbor Mountlake Terrace Rosalia Walla Walla Chelan Goldendale Mt. Pleasant Royal City Waterville Cheney Grand Coulee Mukilteo Sammamish Wenatchee Chewelah Harrington Naselle SeaTac Westport Chimacum Hillyard Newcastle Seattle White Center Clallam Bay Issaquah Newport Sedro-Woolley White Salmon Clarkston Kennewick North Bend Sequim Wilkeson Clinton Kent Oak Harbor Shelton Winthrop Colfax Kirkland Ocean Shores Shoreline Woodinville College Place La Conner Okanogan Snoqualmie Yakima

Washington State Photos (top to bottom): Mount Rainier, Michael Bolognesi; The Palouse, Jayesh Sukumaran; The Olympic Mountains, composite by Jacqui Lott.