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A photograph of Belle Vue Sheep Farm Sep 1859 on San Juan Island circa the Pig War
A photograph of Belle Vue Sheep Farm Sep 1859 on San Juan Island circa the Pig War
Modern view of Belle Vue sheep farm site and Olympic Mountains in the background
Modern view of Belle Vue sheep farm site and Olympic Mountains in the background
Aerial view of Robert's Redoubt on San Juan Island
Aerial view of Robert's Redoubt on San Juan Island
The redoubt had a commanding view of San Juan Island's southern tip and the approaches to the prairie from Griffin bay (left) and the Strait of Juan d
The redoubt had a commanding view of San Juan Island's southern tip and the approaches to the prairie from Griffin bay (left) and the Strait of Juan de Fuca
Ultimatum on the Oregon question, 1846 cartoon
Ultimatum on the Oregon question, 1846 cartoon
George Canning has been appraised the most active Secretary of Foreign Affairs in maintaining the British claims of a division along the Columbia Rive
George Canning has been appraised the most active Secretary of Foreign Affairs in maintaining the British claims of a division along the Columbia River.
Representative John Floyd was the most prominent early Congressional member in favor of extensive American claims in the Pacific Northwest.
Representative John Floyd was the most prominent early Congressional member in favor of extensive American claims in the Pacific Northwest.
George Simpson, manager of HBC operations in North America, reported in 1837 that the Pacific Northwest "may become an object of very great importance
George Simpson, manager of HBC operations in North America, reported in 1837 that the Pacific Northwest "may become an object of very great importance, and we are strengthening that claim to it ... by forming the nucleus of a colony through the establishment of farms, and the settlement of some of our retiring officers and servants as agriculturalists."