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Chief Seattle's daughter, Kikisoblu, was dubbed "Princess Angeline" by the city's early white residents. Her life here was both beautiful and tragic. In her later years, she became a much-photographed figure in the city and a potent symbol of Indigenous resilience and resistance.

Mossback's Northwest

Angeline, Portrait of Seattle's "princess''

Earlier Mossback's Northwest episodes have explored the topic of Seattle foods. But how have our favorites changed? Are teriyaki, Dutch babies and Seattle dogs still a thing? How have tastes literally changed?

Upon Further Review: Seattle's Food Evolution

Henry and Sarah Yesler were Seattle founders, and Yesler's waterfront sawmill was the city's first major industry. The two of them used some of their logging fortune to build the foundation of Seattle's literary culture.

How Skid Road Birthed A Literary City

The biggest espionage case of WWII was a doll dealer who spied on shipyards for the enemy.

The Case of the Treasonous Doll Spy

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The Golden Potlatch, once Seattle's big summer festival, turned violent one year amid clashes over politics, patriotism, and free speech-transforming a celebration into a turning point in the city's history.

The Potlatch Riot of 1913

Angeline, Portrait of Seattle's "princess''

Upon Further Review: Seattle's Food Evolution

How Skid Road Birthed A Literary City

The Case of the Treasonous Doll Spy