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Sunnyside beach Steilacoom Wa. Desk Tour
All images were captured in 4K using the DJI Mavic drone.
Sunnyside beach is in the city of Steilacoom Wa.
Steilacoom was a town before Tacoma, and before Seattle.

1851; Port Steilacoom was founded by Captain Lafayette Balch

1851; John Chapman, established the neighboring and rival Steilacoom City

1851; Chinese were the first Asians to settle in Seattle

1852; Orchardist, Nathaniel Orr arrived in Steilacoom traveling the Oregon Trail. Orr was an apple farmer.

1854; Articles of incorporation for Steilacoom was signed into law

1858; The state’s first library and school district were created

1858; The first brewery and first jail (formal law enforcement)

1864; First Soap Factory in the Northwest

1868; Anti-Miscegenation Laws rescinded (everyone but Asians could marry anyone)

1870-1896 was a layover for People heading to the gold rush

1882; The federal Chinese Exclusion Act enacted; led to the forced expulsion of 350+ Chinese men

Bair Drug & Hardware Store still stands since circa 1895, creating 19th-century commerce ambiance

1902 Camp Weisenberger, in honor of Major John Jacob Weisenberger, was stationed in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War; was member of the First Washington Volunteers

1912 Black Americans could marry White Americans in some states

1914; Steilacoom train depot, designed by Tacoma architect Arthur P. Merrill opens

1915; Camp Weisenberger was renamed Camp Hart - Louis F. Hart was Lieutenant Governor

1917; Camp Hart was renamed/expanded to become Camp Lewis; is constructed, expanding the population from 823
Camp Lewis honors explorer Meriwether Lewis of Lewis & Clark fame

1925; First Gas Station and Garage opens /

30 Sept 1927; Camp Lewis is expanded to Fort Lewis

1930; Japanese, Filipino and Chinese resettled creating Chinatown and Japan Town

Late 1930s, Chinese, Japanese and Filipino communities united with black civil rights leader W. E. B. Du Bois to fight a proposed ban on interracial marriage. Asians could not marry whites but blacks could

1935: House Bill No. 301 simultaneously with the request of a Filipino man and a white woman to marry was denied

1938 February 28; The airfield was officially transferred to the federal government creating McCord Air field

1973, The Orr family home is converted into a museum

All source information is from the following web sites. I claim no ownership.
https://www-1.thenewstribune.com/ente...

http://www.townofsteilacoom.org/Docum...

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Sun...

https://www.townofsteilacoom.org/264/...

http://www.townofsteilacoom.org/

https://www.historylink.org/File/8455

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...

https://depts.washington.edu/civilr/a...

https://www.purple-planet.com/

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