One Night Only! Mark your calendars for January 25, 7 pm, so you can attend What’s Up with Research?, a webinar hosted by the Pacific Northwest Historians Guild. Anna Elam (MOHAI), Anne Jenner (UW Special Collections), and Ann Ferguson (SPL Seattle Collection) will talk about what types of research are happening in their collections and what’s hot in history. Register to attend this free, virtual event.
The King County Archives announces publication of its new online exhibit, Responding to AIDS: The Seattle-King County Department of Public Health, 1982-1996, at http://respondingtoaidsexhibit.org.
The exhibit tells the story of how Seattle-King County became a national leader in AIDS prevention, education, research, and support for quality care, through forward-thinking leadership, innovative programs, and engagement with the communities most affected by AIDS.
For more details, please see the press release RespondingToAIDSPressRelease
King County has an opening for a full time, permanent Assistant Archivist. For complete details and instructions on how to apply, please go to the King County Jobs page here and search for the Assistant Archivist position.
The Washington State Archives is celebrating Archives Month! This year’s theme is Washington’s Historical Bridges.
In honor of Archives Month, King County Archives has created a new online exhibit titled “The Bridges of King County Through the Lens of T.P. Blum, 1931-1934”. Blum, the County Bridge Engineer, took photographs of many bridges throughout King County as part of his work, and did so with an artist’s eye.
Please click here to enjoy this online exhibit!
King County is seeking a temporary Assistant Archivist in the Records & Licensing Services Division. For full information and application instructions, please click here.