Description :

Historic Tacoma News Tribune Newspapers – Nixon Resignation, Mount St. Helens & 9/11 + St. Joseph Hospital Remembrance Brick

Interesting historical newspaper and memorabilia lot featuring several original editions of The Tacoma News Tribune covering major historical events along with a commemorative brick from St. Joseph Hospital in Tacoma, Washington.

Included are newspapers documenting significant moments in U.S. history, including the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the 1974 resignation of President Richard Nixon, and coverage of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens. These newspapers feature dramatic front-page headlines and photographs capturing the events as they were reported at the time.

Also included is a “Remembrance Brick” from St. Joseph Hospital (Tacoma, WA) commemorating the years 1913–1982, likely produced as a memorial or fundraising keepsake tied to the hospital’s history.

This lot offers a compelling collection of regional Pacific Northwest history and major national events, making it appealing for collectors of historical newspapers, Tacoma memorabilia, and political history artifacts.

Items Included
• Multiple Tacoma News Tribune newspapers
• Coverage including 9/11 (September 12, 2001 edition)
• Nixon resignation coverage (1974)
• Mount St. Helens eruption coverage (1980)
• St. Joseph Hospital Tacoma Remembrance Brick (1913–1982)

Approximate Measurements
• Newspapers: approximately 22–24 inches tall when folded
• Remembrance brick: approximately 8–9 inches long, 3–4 inches wide, 2–3 inches tall

Condition

Vintage condition with typical age-related wear including yellowing, edge wear, and light creasing consistent with stored newspapers. The brick shows surface wear and mineral residue consistent with age. Please review photos carefully for condition details.

Estimated Value
Historic newspaper editions covering major events typically sell $10–$40 each depending on condition and collector demand. The commemorative brick adds a regional historical element. Estimated combined resale value approximately $60–$120.