Southeast History: Life and times of Charles Baronovich Charles Vincent Baronovich came to my attention years ago when I started researching a mine in Kasaan Bay. As I continued to research, I found many more things about this man who pioneered the mining and saltery industries in the 1870s. Read Full Article Read more   Southeast History: Life and times of Charles Baronovich Charles Vincent Baronovich came to my attention years ago when I started researching a mine in Kasaan Bay. As I continued to research, I found many more things about this man who pioneered the mining and saltery industries in the 1870s. Read Full Article Read more   Southeast History: Life and times of Charles Baronovich Charles Vincent Baronovich came to my attention years ago when I started researching a mine in Kasaan Bay. As I continued to research, I found many more things about this man who pioneered the mining and saltery industries in the 1870s. Read Full Article Read more   Southeast History: Life and times of Charles Baronovich Charles Vincent Baronovich came to my attention years ago when I started researching a mine in Kasaan Bay. As I continued to research, I found many more things about this man who pioneered the mining and saltery industries in the 1870s. Read Full Article Read more   Jack Marshall's Accumulated Fragments: Douglas Island's deep and sometimes dark history When I decided to write about Douglas Island I asked myself who it could have been named for. The first thing that came to mind was David Douglas, the famous Scottish botanist (1799-1834) that the Douglas Fir was named after. That turned out to be wrong. Read Full Article Read more   Jack Marshall's Accumulated Fragments: Douglas Island's deep and sometimes dark history When I decided to write about Douglas Island I asked myself who it could have been named for. The first thing that came to mind was David Douglas, the famous Scottish botanist (1799-1834) that the Douglas Fir was named after. That turned out to be wrong. Read Full Article Read more   Jack Marshall's Accumulated Fragments: Douglas Island's deep and sometimes dark history When I decided to write about Douglas Island I asked myself who it could have been named for. The first thing that came to mind was David Douglas, the famous Scottish botanist (1799-1834) that the Douglas Fir was named after. That turned out to be wrong. Read Full Article Read more   Jack Marshall's Accumulated Fragments: Douglas Island's deep and sometimes dark history When I decided to write about Douglas Island I asked myself who it could have been named for. The first thing that came to mind was David Douglas, the famous Scottish botanist (1799-1834) that the Douglas Fir was named after. That turned out to be wrong. Read Full Article Read more