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Whitman Mission National Historic Sitehistoric photo circa 1900: Whitman-Eells church with outhouse, farmland in background
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Whitman Mission National Historic Site
Chapter Seven: Relationship with Other Organizations

ch. 7: relationship with other organizations includes:

Government
Relationship with Local Community
Neighbor Relations
 
Whitman Mission does not exist as an entity unto itself. Instead, the park is dependent upon other agencies and groups for direction and support. Whitman Mission commonly associates with, and is dependent upon, the Federal government, the local community, and its neighbors. The quality of these relationships indicates how Whitman Mission is perceived and oftentimes indicates future direction. Ultimately the quality of a relationship affects park operations. This chapter examines Whitman Mission's relationships beginning with the most apparent and important: the Federal government.
Regrade booklet from early 1900s  

Did You Know?
Much of the Seattle waterfront, Port of Seattle, Quest Stadium, and Safeco ballpark were originally tidelands, filled in during the early 20th century Seattle regrade project.

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