History

When you see the photo of these sandals, you'll see they're actually in pretty good condition. Amazing to think that the people who wore these saw the ice age! Now why don't you gather some sage bark and try to make sandals that look as good as these...

One of the oldest grave stones in Washington state belong to a young man who was pickled before burial. His family was Prussian (a country that used to be in northern Germany) and his family moved to America for religious freedom. They decided to trek across the country along the Oregon Trail and settle in Washington...

There are several accounts of Japanese subs detected and sunk off the Oregon Coast during World War II. None are officially accepted as real by the Navy! Here's why:

In 2008, an anchor was found in the Puget Sound and was thought to be off a ship from 1792! HMS Chatham was a British Navy ship that was docked north of Seattle in 1792, so the 10-foot anchor was thought to be from that ship, which accompanied George Vancouver's exploration of the Pacific Coast...

Good idea: building tunnels under the docks to unload a ship if your city receives a lot of rain. Bad idea, using those tunnels to kidnap people and sell them as slaves to become sailors or prostitutes.

A recent posting on Craigslist made us think back in the long, rich, and sometimes tumultuous history of professional baseball in the Tri-Cities. This gear is being sold for $5. We wonder if they realize the historical value of these items.

Owners of a Pendleton bed-and-breakfast decided to renovate five bedroom closets into bathrooms. They found an (illegal) surprise in the master bedroom that you won't believe.

Have you decided what you're going to be for Halloween this year? No? Well, then you're in luck.

Personally, I never really cared for The Muppets, but I'm a fan of Vincent Price and Alice Cooper! For season 1 and season 3 the Jim Henson Company invited these Halloween legends for a spooky version of their popular family show. Watch and enjoy:

On March 1, 1910 an avalanche half a mile long and quarter-mile wide slid down a slope in the Cascade Mountains not far from Stevens Pass Ski Area and knocked two trains off the tracks.

The direction of the proposed Manhattan National Park Project at Hanford is going to be guided by comments from citizens, including you!

Comparing footage from 1973 & 2015 gives you the results!!