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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2014 · 31 MIN

The Tulalip Settlement of 1853

from Everett Public Library Podcasts

Smokestack Soundbites; audio stories from the Everett Public Library about the history and life of our city and our county. Script David Dilgard Voices David Dilgard Van Ramsey Cameron Johnson Ronald Averill Theme Music "Another Day," by The Wild Snohomians Additional Music and Sounds Courtesy of The Internet Archive "The British Grenadiers" "La Mer," Claude Debussy "Golden Slippers," Vernon Dalhart and Carson Robinson "Oh Susannah," Peerless Quartet "Elegia," Bela Bartok "Marching Through Georgia," Indestructible Military Band "Sally Gooden," Eck Robertson "Black Mountain Music," Jack Carter and the Black Mountain Boys Courtesy of Soundclick.com "Horkstow Grange," Cal Poly Symphonic Band, San Luis Obispo, CA "Black Hills," John Martin Follin Courtesy of BC Eco News via YouTube "Wild Salmon Warrior Rally" Freesound Project Sound Effects Cinematic eagle cry -The Clue Geek Waves on seaweed -Juskiddink A tree falling down -ecfike Chop -Hazure Sit on top canoe -Dobroide Crows and magpies -Soundbytez Hand-sawing -Paul W2K Construction rubber mallet -Joe Deshon Storm wind in trees and surf -Juskiddink Civil War battle noise -Adeluc4 Antique sawmill 01 -DC Simon Sound FX Center Water mill water wheel turning Water mill sound effect Audio Editing Cameron Johnson Technical Support Zac Matthews

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