Welcome to the latest edition of the Pacific Northwest Labor History Quarterly (formerly the Oregon Labor History Quarterly). This issue is packed with news and ideas from all of PNLHA’s territory. The expanded coverage area opens up new space for historians and commentators on labor history. PNLHA president Tom Lux is acting as editor with assistance from Ron Verzuh, but we are looking for someone to take the reins. If you’re interested and have some writing and editing experience, email Tom at pnlha2@gmail.com.

In This Edition:

  • History Has Taught Us How To Fight Labor’s Enemies
  • Newcastle, Maine
  • PNLHA 56th Annual Labor History Conference
  • Nominate PNLHA?
  • Northwest Labor Press Celebrates 125 Years
  • A Place Called Cumberland
  • Roz Shipp Leaves Cumberland Museum
  • Coal Mining in BC
  • Black Coal and Red Bandanas
  • Historic Photographs of Yakima Valley Farmworkers
  • Thousands March in Seattle to Honor M. L. King Jr.
  • Memphis Man Recounts Teenage Days Aiding Workers’ Strike During King’s Last Visit To The City
  • Legendary BC Arbitrator Interviewed
  • A Canadian Co-directed Union
  • Canadian Labour Film Winners
  • Canadian Postal Strike History
  • A Postage Stamp for Working-Class Heroes
  • History’s Lessons on Anti-Immigration Extremism
  • MAKING LABOR HISTORY TODAY
  • There’s No Such Thing as a Good Billionaire
  • Freedom of the Press Wins in Oregon
  • Providence Strike
  • What You Can Do to Help PNLHA
  • Labor History Education Tool and Fundraiser
  • PNLHA 2025 Membership