This category lists web sites on topics relating to people, organizations, history, and politics within the state of Washington. Those sites which have only a local reach should be listed in the appropriate cities and towns category.
Recommended Resources
The Eastridge Christian Assembly is a Christian organization that provides ministry and other Christian communities. You can also find life groups to help you grow in your Christian beliefs. You can also find information about Dr. John Trent's ministry here. The Assembly also has ministries for students.
http://www.ecaonline.org/
History link is the online Encyclopedia of Washington state history. You can find out about the state's counties, cities, State ferries, forests and more from this website. The site has nearly 5000 essays on various historical subjects. You can also learn about the 1999 World Trade Organization protests from this website.
http://www.historylink.org/
Introduces a nonprofit organization and foundation that promotes educational and cultural programs for people in Washington state. The site provides details of grants that it has received, and other activities that it is engaged in, including its family reading programs.
http://www.humanities.org/
Jefferson County Historical Museum
The Jefferson County Historical Museum is an organization dedicated to conserving, collecting and promoting the heritage of this Washington State county. You can find out about the museum's hours and its shop from this website. You can also find out about the county's maritime history.
http://www.jchsmuseum.org/
This website is dedicated to the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, presenting information about its history and culture, the tribal government, its enterprises, and social service programs. Includes a private area for tribal members.
http://www.kalispeltribe.com/
Masonic Grand Lodge Office of Washington
Representing the Masonic Lodges of Washington, the structure of the organization is described, including the state office, its officers and staff, and a roster of lodges within the state provided, and a directory of individual members.
http://www.freemason-wa.org/
The Skagit Land Trust is a non-profit organization which provides information to help landowners preserve wildlife habitat, wetlands, agricultural and forest lands.
http://www.skagitlandtrust.org/
Skagit River Bald Eagle Awareness Team
The Skagit River Bald Eagle Awareness Team is a non-profit organization in Washington dedicated to educating the public about the Shagit Watershed ecosystem. The website also has information (including purchasing details for tickets) on the Team's annual Bald Eagle Festival, held in late January.
http://www.skagiteagle.org/
The Washington State History Museum provides historical information about the state of Washington. You can find information on the museum's hours of operation and exhibits. Here. You can also learn about the past using the site's interactive History Lab Learning Center.
http://washingtonhistory.org/
Washington State Association of Parliamentarians
WSAP is a constituent group of the National Association of Parliamentarians, a non-profit organization purposed to teach, promote, and disseminate the philosophy and principles governing the rules of deliberative assemblies. Units within the state of Washington are listed, with links to their individual web sites.
http://parliamentarians.org/wa/
Introduces a statewide association of individuals and organizations seeking to protect the environment by eliminating toxic pollution, promote alternatives, advocate policies, and educate people about the hazards of pollution. Includes a history of its accomplishments and updates of issues currently being advocated.
http://www.watoxics.org/
