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Hardcover, 2-ring binder filled with Walter Schnackenberg’s Physics Experiments.

Essays written by Schnackenberg as a student: “The Basic Reasons Why the Hudson’s Bay Company Moved its Main Base in the Columbia Department from Fort Vancouver to Fort Victoria”, “On the Theory of the State” (1948), “On the Origins of the Political Philosophy of Fascism” (1948), “The Soviet Arctic.”

Part 1 of Dr. Schnackenberg’s Ph.D. thesis, “The Development of Norwegian Lutheran Schools in the Pacific Northwest from 1890 to 1920,” submitted in partial fulfillment of his Ph.D. in History requirements from the State College of Washington.

Includes a draft of “The Development of Norwegian Lutheran Schools in the Pacific Northwest from 1890 to 1920” filled with editorial corrections.

Instructions for writing a Thesis from the Department of History at Washington State College.

Spiral notebook containing notes on European history, outline on Greek history, “Lecture Number One--Non-Solar Refuge” possibly an assignment for a science class and preliminary notes for the assignment, psychology notes, Air Raid Rules and Regulations notes, a list of the automobiles on campus, a list of PLC policies, notes on the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Notes and essays (copies under revision) on the theme “Luther and the Brothers of the Common Life."

Includes Schnackenberg’s thesis (with a copy) “The Southern Route into Oregon” (1947) presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for his Master’s degree at Gonzaga.

Part 2 of Dr. Schnackenberg’s Ph.D. thesis, “The Development of Norwegian Lutheran Schools in the Pacific Northwest from 1890 to 1920,” submitted in partial fulfillment of his Ph.D. in History requirements from the State College of Washington.