Posted by Jack Nisbet on Aug 6, 2026 in News | Comments Off on New Visual Essays
Jack and Claire have recently posted two new visual essays on HistoryLink.org.
David Douglas and the Trees of the Pacific Northwest explores both the forest landscapes and the individual species that Douglas learned about during his journeys through our region between 1825-33.
co-sponsored by Darvill's Books slide presentation that explores how the Leibergs fit into the greater Northwest story, and how their efforts resonate with issues that [...]
No Fish in the Net: David Thompson's Accounts of Fish in the Columbia drainage Please see attached PDF below for more information. Jack Nisbet Oct [...]
Travelers' Rest Chapter, Lewis and Clark Trails Association Monthly meeting of the Traveler's Rest Chapter, Lewis and Clark Trails Association In the wake of the [...]
Discussing the lives of John and Carrie Leiberg. They arrived in the Idaho territory in 1885, whose passions would influence issues such as public health, [...]
Northwest Montana History Museum will be partnering with the Montana Native Plants Society to present a program about an adventurous couple who made their mark [...]
A benefit supporting the Spokane Riverkeeper. Join me at the Spokane Riverkeeper’s third annual fundraiser SPOKEN RIVER. Once again you’ll be treated to authors giving [...]
Franklin County Writer's conference at Washington State University's Tri-City campus MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND for more details and itinerary please see attached: Bookfest Schedule