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Original index title	State history. Grand Coulee dam. Feature articles, editorials, history. 1934-05-27. p. 4.
Newspaper	Spokesman-review ; 1934-05-27
Title	Views Grand Coulee in yesterday's haze
Description	Views Grand Coulee in yesterday's haze. - Methodist superintendent recalls trips through region when horse stage was only transportation--meet Indians and dedicates chapel / by Robert Brumblay . - It was in the autumn of 1913 that I had my first glimpse of the site of the proposed Grand Coulee dam. The day was one of those in mid-October, when the air is full of mellow sunshine. The frost had painted the leaves of the willow and other undergrowth along the streams or on the hillsides. The last woodchuck had retired to his den among the rocks for his winter slumber.
Subject Keys	Washington state history; state history; Grand Coulee dam; local history; Methodist Episcopal church; personal narrative; biography; Robert Brumblay; Nespelem, Washington; Nez Perce Indians; rattle snakes; missionary
Date.Original	1934
Resource Identifier	sh87-446c
Subjects	Grand Coulee Dam (Wash.)--Finance Brumblay, Robert--Biography Nez Perce Indians Methodist Episcopal Church--Washington (State)--Nespelem
Resource Type	Clippings Text
Format.Use	Image/JPEG
Source	State history box 87
Language	English
Creator	Brumblay, Robert, Spokane district superintendent, Methodist Episcopal church

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