Credits

This site was made possible by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Web site written and constructed by Katrine Barber, Ph.D., PSU/CCRH. Edited by Laurie Mercier, Ph.D., WSUV/CCRH.

The Center for Columbia River History wishes to thank the following people and organizations
for their help in creating this online exhibit:

• The Bonner County Historical Society
• Nancy Renk for writing the original narrative upon which this on-line exhibit was based and conducting research and extensive interviews
• Ann Ferguson
• The family of Ross Hall for use of his photographs
• The family of Duane Davis for use of his photographs.
• Nicolette Graves, Washington State University Vancouver intern
• Travis Lewis, Washington State University Vancouver intern
• The Idaho State Historical Society
• Robert Nolan, photographer
• The Spokane Public Library
• The Mid-West Jesuit Archive
• The Bonner County Daily Bee
• The Spokesman Review
• Washington State University Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
• The Bonner County Human Rights Task Force
• All of the narrators who graciously shared their stories with us: Carl Clizer; Tom Clizer; Ann Clizer; Janet Clark; Jeff Gibbs; Jeff Currey; Beth Doty; Amaryllis Dhaenens; Hannah Currey; Lee Clizer; Kathy Clizer; Randi Currey; Janet Clizer; Wayne Clizer; Lois Clizer; Marty betts; Ken Clark; Chris Sand; Nancy Renk; Hazel Hall; Dal and Teddie Hawkins; Rhonda Livingston; Harry A. Menser; Virginia Overland; Jim Parsons, Jr.; Marilyn Sabella; Harlan and Margaret Walker; Diane Williams; Jonathan Coe; Brenda Hammond; Paul Graves; Robert Graves; Gretchen Hellar.

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