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My latest piece in Crosscut.com is on the recent addition of white-on-brown street signs to Seattle's inventory. They are meant to mark our network of...
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I just got an e-mail from the Washington State Historical Society and Museum announcing that this October is the third annual Archives Month in the...
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My latest piece at Crosscut.com is on how, according to a story in the last print edition of the Seattle P-I, "documents and sacred records that...
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As noted the other day, Seattle's historic schooner Wawona will soon be no more, and left South Lake Union for good yesterday.Today on Crosscut.com,...
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Chuck Taylor notes on Seattle Post-Times that the historical photos of their respective namesakes that used to hang on the walls of Washington State...
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Last August, I noted the creation of Washington state's Legacy Project, being run by oral historian and veteran journalist John C. Hughes. The Seattle...
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Governor proposes merger of Washington State History Museum and Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
Washington State History Museum, Tacoma. Photo by Flickr user romulusnr under Creative Commons license The Seattle Times is reporting that Governor...
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I noted last month that the King County Fair was in danger of being shut down after 145 years because of the $93,000,000 Ron Sims needed to cut from...
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Seattle was one of the many cities across the country which held a protest on November 15 against the passage of California's Propsition 8 and for...
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The date of the first election to be held in Seattle is variously given as 1852 or 1853 — either way, it resulted in Arthur Denny's being sent...
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