W. M. Scofield’s Washington’s Historical Markers serves as a comprehensive roadside geographical guide to the pioneer history, indigenous heritage, and pivotal events commemorated across the Evergreen State. The directory maps the physical landscape of the region's past, guiding readers from the historic maritime outposts of the San Juan Islands down through the bustling timber and shipping ports of Puget Sound. Scofield also traces overland pioneer trails and early agricultural settlements stretching eastward across the imposing Cascade Mountains into the arid expanse of the Inland Empire. By chronicling the exact physical locations of these widespread plaques and monuments, the book provides a tangible, site-by-site historical geography of Washington's transformation from a rugged frontier into a modern state.

Historical markers, Historical markers Washington (State), Plaques commémoratives Washington (État), Washington (State)

"A Souvenir book."Includes indexes

"A Souvenir book."Includes indexes