Posts Tagged ‘Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center’

Local historian Chris Rader chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about Shacktown, a quasi-transient encampment located along the banks of the Columbia River in Wenatchee during the first five decades of the 20th Century.

Local historian Chris Rader, in conjunction with the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the life and times of Rose Reeves Fuller Mann in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.

Local historian Chris Rader, in conjunction with the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the 4th of July celebrations of yesteryear in the Wenatchee Valley.

Local historian Chris Rader, in conjunction with the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the life of Conrad Rose, a pioneer of Wenatchee’s tree fruit industry and legendary community philanthropist.

Local historian Chris Rader, in conjunction with the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the checkered history of the area of North Wenatchee, commonly and currently referred to as Olds Station.

Local historian Chris Rader chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the evolution of refuse disposal in the Wenatchee. Rader also gives a preview of her recently-published book, which spans a range of topics from North Central Washington’s history.

Local historian Chris Rader, in conjunction with the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about some of the regions indigenous peoples of the late 19th Century, including the Wenatchi, P’squosa and Sinkiuse tribes.

Local historian Chris Rader, in conjunction with the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the short-lived yet vibrant steamboat era in North Central Washington from 1891 to 1915.