The Everett Massacre

"The Everett Massacre: A history of the class struggle in the lumber industry" by Walker C. Smith, meticulously details a pivotal moment in Pacific Northwest history. This book examines the clash between laborers and powerful lumber interests in Everett, Washington, during the early 20th century. Smith's work delves into the heart of the labor strike and the escalating tensions that culminated in a tragic confrontation. Explore the historical context of the era, the role of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), and the broader themes of class struggle that defined the period. This reprint offers a vital perspective on the social and economic forces at play in the burgeoning lumber industry and their lasting impact on the region. A crucial historical document for anyone interested in labor history, the Pacific Northwest, and the enduring fight for workers' rights.

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