Land: Soaring mountains, peaceful beaches, rugged areas, and wet forests
Washington has a little bit of everything
First people: Ancient peoples hunt mammoths and giant beavers. Later, Natives feast on salmon and build canoes that could sail the seas
Exploration and settlement: Great Britain compete for control of the Washington region. Trappers arrive to catch beavers, and pioneers carve out farms
Growth and change: Native Americans battle for control of their land, the railroad connects Washington to the rest of the country, and the territory becomes a state
More modern times: Washingtonians survive the Great Depression, Japanese Americans fight for their rights, and the Seattle area booms
People: Washingtonians hike and bike and make music and art. They also love great food
Government: Learn about Washington's government and the people who keep it running
Economy: Airplanes, apples, computer software, and coffee are all important to Washington's economy
Travel guide: Bustling cities, rumbling volcanoes, and rushing rivers compete for your attention in Washington