- Find the original article for these clippings.
- This page shows a picture of Ebey’s Landing House with a set of newspaper clippings pasted to the back to the picture. One of the clippings describes Judah Church’s murder. The date of March 22, 1952 is stamped on the clipping, but it is not clear whether this represents the publication date or the date the picture was processed by a historical society.
- Photograph of the second house on the Ebey farm built at Ebey’s Landing in the late 1850s. C. 1953 or 1961. The newspaper clippings pasted on the reverse of the photo describes the Ebeys, relations with Indigenous islanders, the Engle family, and the murder of Judah Church.
- Baring Bridge (Wikipedia)
Baring Bridge is a one-lane wood and steel cable suspension bridge crossing the South Fork Skykomish River in Baring, Washington, United States. It carries Index Creek Road, which connects a rural area to U.S. Route 2 in unincorporated King County. Built in 1930, it is one of only two wooden suspension bridges designed for vehicle use in Washington that remain active and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in August 2019.