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Into The Archives

Into The Archives

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Into the Archives explores Washington’s history through letters, laws and lived experience, showing how democracy leaves a paper trail. Produced by TVW in collaboration with the Washington State Archives’ Legacy Washington program, the series blends narrative storytelling, archival audio and original interviews to revisit moments that shaped the Evergreen State. Each episode draws from letters, blueprints, court rulings, oral histories, photographs and film, revealing the human dramas behind defining chapters of state history. Listeners travel from territorial standoffs and constitutional debates to legendary creatures, close elections, environmental turning points and the rise of the modern tech economy.
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  • Remember the Steelheads

    Remember the Steelheads
    2026/09/08
    **********************************************************YOU’RE INVITED: INTO THE ARCHIVES — LIVEJoin TVW and be part of the audience for a special live taping of Into the Archives as we look ahead to the 100th anniversary of Washington’s Capitol Campus.Thursday, Sept. 24 | 5:30–7 p.m.Nicole’s Bar | 109 Legion Way SW, OlympiaCome for the stories. Stay for the history.**********************************************************About this episode…The Seattle Steelheads played just one season — 1946 — and nearly vanished from Seattle’s collective memory.Into the Archives traces the team’s roots in Black baseball, wartime Seattle and the short-lived West Coast Negro Baseball League. This episode explores what the Steelheads meant, why so little of their history survives and why the Mariners’ decision to wear Steelheads uniforms on Sundays is about more than a throwback jersey.It’s a story about baseball, segregation, community — and what can disappear remarkably quickly when nobody records the people who were there.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tvwstories.substack.com
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    21 分
  • Making a State: How Washington Became Washington

    Making a State: How Washington Became Washington
    2026/08/11
    How do you make a state?Washington’s answer involved 75 delegates, a six-week constitutional convention and powerful railroads - ribbons of steel that bound the new state together and connected it to the nation’s economy.Washington became the nation’s 42nd state on Nov. 11, 1889. But statehood was not a single moment. It was a process shaped by political ambition, railroad power, constitutional compromise and one consequential missing signature.From a constitution carried across the country by rail to two telegrams announcing statehood, this is the story of how Washington was made.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tvwstories.substack.com
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    19 分
  • The Budd Inlet Six

    The Budd Inlet Six
    2026/07/14
    Airplanes. Explosives. Six trapped orcas. A legal permit.In March 1976, SeaWorld contractors captured six young killer whales in Budd Inlet near Olympia. Within days, a public outcry, a fast-moving court battle and an unlikely coalition of citizens, journalists, scientists and state officials would help secure their release.Featuring firsthand recollections from the late Ralph Munro, eyewitnesses, historians and participants in the legal fight, this episode tells the dramatic story of the Budd Inlet Six and the event many credit with ending the capture of wild orcas in Washington waters.A story of whales, activism, government and a changing public conscience.Six trapped orcas. A legal permit. A two-week court battle that changed Washington forever. Fifty years after the Budd Inlet Six, we revisit the capture that helped end wild orca captures in the Pacific Northwest.A poster made by school students in 1976 as part of a campaign to free the whales. Courtesy: Washington State Archives.

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    15 分
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