1. PATHWAYS TO FREEDOM Washington State Historical Society

2. Getting Started Washington State Historical Society  How was Washington State affected by the Civil War? Use the image clues here to discover the story.

3. Library of Congress

7. Washington State Historical Society

14. Other Teaching Resources Washington State Historical Society  The story of Charles Mitchell (slavery in territorial Olympia): http://www.blackpast.org/free-boy- primary-sourceshttp://www.blackpast.org/free-boy- primary-sources  Civil War in Washington Territory primary sources: http://pathways.omeka.net/ How to teach about slavery (Teaching Tolerance): http://www.tolerance.org/magazine/number-46- spring-2014/feature/tongue- tied?elq=7580cb3412274165b933523ac19b4254 &elqCampaignId=214 http://www.tolerance.org/magazine/number-46- spring-2014/feature/tongue- tied?elq=7580cb3412274165b933523ac19b4254 &elqCampaignId=214

15. Post-Visit Follow-up Washington State Historical Society  Show the Powerpoint once again, after you have visited the exhibit.  Discuss each image again to see if students have a more complete understanding of the Civil War story and Washington State’s role.  Ask the students what images they would add to it and why.  Have students find an image that they would add and have them write talking points for it.

16. www.washingtonhistory.org