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Murray Morgan
Birth date: January 01, 1916
Died: June 22, 2000
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Murray Morgan's Books
Skid Road: An Informal Portrait of Seattle - Murray Morgan South on the Sound: An illustrated histo... South on the Sound: An illustrated history of Tacoma and Pierce County - Murray Morgan One Man's Gold Rush: A Klondike Album - Murray Morgan Seattle, a pictorial history - Lane Morg... Seattle, a pictorial history - Lane Morgan, Murray Morgan The Mill on the Boot: The Story of the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company - Murray Morgan Chihuly Baskets: Tucson Museum of Art, A... Chihuly Baskets: Tucson Museum of Art, April 25 Through June 25, 1982: San Diego Museum of Art, July 17 Through September 7, 1982: St. Louis Art Museum, January 13 Through March 11, 1983 - Linda Norden, Murray Morgan, Murry Morgan Soul of the City: The Pike Place Public Market - Alice Shorett, Murray Morgan Pike Place Market: people, politics, and produce - Cheryl Samuel, Murray Morgan The Viewless Winds - Murray Morgan, Robert J. Frank, Harold P. Simonson Bridge to Russia - Those Amazing Aleutians - Murray Morgan The Last Wilderness - Murray Morgan The Christmas Books - Murray Morgan Confederate Raider in the North Pacific: The Saga of the C.S.S. Shenandoah, 1864-65 - Murray Morgan Doctors to the World - Murray Morgan Doctors to the World - Murray Morgan The Columbia: Powerhouse of the West - M... The Columbia: Powerhouse of the West - Murray Morgan The Northwest Corner - Murray Morgan The Northwest Corner - Murray Morgan One Man's Gold Rush - Murray Morgan, E.A. Hegg
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The Last Wilderness (Washington Papers (Paperback)) - Murray Morgan
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AmySea rated it 13 years ago
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2.5 stars. I found parts of Skid Road to be very entertaining. I really liked the treatment of Doc Maynard (a most excellent fellow), I appreciated learning about how Chinese immigrants were demonized in Seattle during the 1880s, and I enjoyed learning that women got the right to vote in Washingto...
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