Posts

• “United South Slope Residents” Save Kerry Park
• 14th Ave W Houses
• 170 Prospect St: Brace-Moriarty Residence
• 1940’s & Beyond
• 30 Years Touring Mount Pleasant Cemetery
• 320 West Kinnear Place: Matzen Residence
• A Beautiful American Foursquare on our North Slope (Revised)
• A Book Review: Bridges of Seattle
• A Modern Take on Queen Anne
• A Virtual Tour of Queen Anne Views
• Albert S Kerry House – 421 W Highland Dr
• Alexander Hall – 315 W Bertona St
• Alexander Hamilton Apartments
• Alice Rooney, Arts Advocate
• Allbin vs. City of Seattle
• Almost Nothing Left at First & Denny!
• Anhalt Apartments – 1320 Queen Anne Ave
• Ankeny/Gowey House
• Anniversaries
• Apartment Development on Seattle’s Queen Anne Hill
• Archive Photos
• Are Historic Districts or DADUs the Best Way to Preserve Queen Anne?
• Arne & Claire Zaslove
• Art & Food at the World’s Fair
• Austin P. Burwell House – 656 W Galer St
• Awards Celebration Video
• Bamboo Garden on Roy Street to close!
• Bartell Mansion: 1517 11th Avenue West
• Bayview Reinvents Itself
• Betty Bowen, Cultural Activist
• Big House Moved!
• Black History on the Hill
• Bleitz Funeral Home: Inside and Out
• Board Member Spotlight – Kim Turner
• Canal Centennial
• Carolyn Geise, Architect and Community-Builder
• Changing times, changing looks: The Wooden Stores at Sixth W. and W. Howe
• Charles Lilly House – 1106 5th Ave W
• Chelsea Apartments – 620 W Olympic Pl
• Children’s Home & Cottage – 2142 10th Ave W
• Children’s Hospital to Queen Anne Manor: Memories of Care become Memory Care
• Children’s Orthopedic Hospital – 100 Crockett St
• Christmas Past
• Clarence Bagley House – 900 2nd Ave N
• Cobble, Cobble, Cobblestones
• Cobblestone – December 2015
• Cobblestone – December 2017
• Cobblestone – January 2013
• Cobblestone – January 2015
• Cobblestone – March 2012
• Cobblestone – March 2015
• Cobblestone – May 2012
• Cobblestone – May 2013
• Cobblestone – May 2014
• Cobblestone – May 2016
• Cobblestone – November 2013
• Cobblestone – November 2014
• Cobblestone – September 2012
• Cobblestone – September 2014
• Cobblestone — December 2016
• Cobblestone — March 2017
• Cobblestone — May 2017
• Cobblestone — October 2016
• Comparing Canals: Lake Washington Shipping Canal and the Canal du Midi
• Counterbalance & Streetcars
• David Rogers Park – 2800 1st Ave W
• De la Mar Apartments – 115 W Olympic Place
• Decatur Terrace – 512 Queen Anne Ave
• Denice Johnson Hunt (1948-1997)
• Denny Log Cabin – Queen Anne Ave & Republican St
• Development Pressure and Historic Preservation
• Dick’s Drive-In Queen Anne
• Dillis B. Ward House – 104 Aloha Street
• Dr. Churchill House–608 W Olympic Pl
• Early History of Queen Anne
• Elfrieda Apartments – 1932 Queen Anne Ave N
• Emily Inez Denny — Seattle Pioneer
• Endorsing Landmark Designation of Edris Skinner Nurses Home
• Expired Food
• Fantasy World of December
• Fast Fire Department Response Saves Villa Costella!
• Five Corners Hardware – 305 W McGraw St
• Fred J. Rogers: Architect of Old World Charm
• Galer Crest Apartments – 1420 – 1428 Queen Anne Ave
• Gargoyles Gone. We weren’t watching!
• Gargoyles Saved at Mercer Arena
• George Albers House – 301 W Kinnear Place
• George and Angeline Kinnear House – 809 Queen Anne Ave N
• George and Irene Matzen House nominated!
• Going, Going, Gone
• Grand Opening of The Opera Center
• Grand Preservation Victory at State Supreme Court
• Gravity, Money and Neighborhood Growth
• H Ambrose Kiehl House – 421 W Galer St
• Happy Birthday to the Fremont Bridge! Come and Get Your Souvenir!
• Harry W Treat House – 1 W Highland Dr
• Has Uptown Forgotten About Schools?
• Hiram M Chittenden’s Legacy
• Hiram M. Chittenden: A critical look at the man who built the Ballard Locks
• Historic Apartments
• Historic Businesses
• Historic Context Statements
• Historic Name Change
• Historic Places, Sites, & Landmarks
• Historic Preservation and the Illogical Dangers of Hyperbole
• Historic Preservation Police Power and our Role Protecting the Seattle Coliseum
• Historic Residences
• Historic Schools
• Historic Views
• History of a Queen Anne Club
• Home is Where the Heart Is
• Homer Harris (1916-2007)
• Horace Compton House – 518 W Roy St
• Horiuchi Mural Restoration
• Hot dog, a QUEEN ANNE!
• Housing Nurses and Nuns
• How Time Flies
• How to designate a landmark: The Boyd Building
• Huh? My mother-in-law’s an ADU?
• In honor of Gary Gaffner: Men in Little Boxes
• Inside the Queen Anne Boulevard Triangles
• Interurban Shelter – Westlake Ave N & Dexter Ave N
• IS THIS ANOTHER MID-CENTURY LANDMARK?
• Isn’t It Time to Landmark the Coliseum?
• J C Black House – 222 West Highland Drive
• James A Gibbs House – 1000 Warren Ave N
• James Washington, Jr. on Queen Anne: Where’s our Public Art?
• Jean Burch Falls, Theatre Originator
• Jean Louise Penrose Sundborg (1939-2018)
• John Franklin Miller House – 108 W Prospect St
• John Hay School’s First Custodian (?)
• John Hay Schools – 4th Ave N & Boston St
• John Lorentz & Lorentz Place
• John Marshall Hoyt, Civil War Veteran (1837-1923)
• Joseph Vance, Developer
• July 4, 1907: The Day the World Came to Queen Anne
• Ken’s Market Queen Anne
• KEXP Landmarks Board Report
• Key Arena: Formerly the Coliseum
• Kim’s Century 21 Exposition
• Kinnear Park – 899 W Olympic Pl
• Kirtland Kelsey Cutter 1860-1939
• Landmark Nomination – Power Control Center
• Landmarks board to consider 1963 City Light building on Queen Anne
• Leslie Apartments – Queen Anne Ave & Republican St
• Let Us Count Them
• Little Boxes on the Hillside
• Little Howe and Big Howe: Fields of Thought
• Lomita Vista
• Looking at Queen Anne’s Modern Sites
• Louise & Charles A. Riddle House – 153 Highland Dr.
• Mackintosh-Moriarty House – 100 Highland Dr
• Martin D Ballard House – 22 W Highland Dr
• Modern Queen Anne
• Montanita Apartments – 1012 Queen Anne Ave N
• Mount Pleasant Cemetery – 700 W Raye St
• My End of Queen Anne Boulevard
• Narada Apartments – 25 W Highland Dr
• New Years, Good Years
• Northwest Rooms & International Fountain Pavilion
• Off the Beaten Track: Native Americans and the Queen Anne District
• Oh my! Look what happened!
• Old Changes, New Information
• Our House Is A Very Nice House
• Our newest city landmark: Edris Skinner Nurses Home
• Our Orthogonal Onion: What kind of urban plan is that?
• Our Sweet Queen Anne Cottages
• Over the Fence: Seattle Coliseum June 16
• Passages at the New Year
• Patterns of Change: Reading the history of Queen Anne schools
• Polson House: All in the (almost one) Family
• Post-War Designs: Canlis & The Swedish Club
• Preserving Integrity: an International Comparison
• Queen Anne Boulevard
• Queen Anne Christian Church
• Queen Anne Club – 1530 Queen Anne Ave N
• Queen Anne Congregational Church – 1516 Queen Anne Ave
• Queen Anne Fortnightly Club Celebrates 125 years
• Queen Anne High School
• Queen Anne High School Memories
• Queen Anne Historical Society 1971-
• Queen Anne Historical Society Awards Ceremony
• Queen Anne History For Sale!
• Queen Anne Park neighborhood virtual tour January 28 7pm
• Queen Anne Park: The Story of a Neighborhood
• Queen Anne Public Library – 400 W. Garfield St.
• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today
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• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today
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• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today
• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today
• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today — July 28, 2020
• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today, August 26, 2020
• Queen Anne Yesterday & Today
• Queen Anne, Yesterday & Today — The Willcox Walls
• Queen Anne’s Nameless Places
• Rails to Trails Around the World
• Reginald Parsons House – 618 W Highland Drive
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores:
  Aasten’s Grocery
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores:
  Augustine & Kyer
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores:
  Mulholland’s Cash Grocery
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores:
  Nelsen’s Grocery (1919-2001)
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores:
  S&M Market
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores:
  Dick’s Drive-In Predecessor – the Motor-In Market
• Remembering Queen Anne’s Neighborhood Grocery Stores: First in a Series
• Reunions & Farewells
• Rocks of Ages
• Rollin Ankeny House – 101 Prospect St
• S.S. Valencia Shipwreck Monument
• Sad Day on Elliott! Art Deco Factory Lost
• Seattle Fire Station No 24 – 5th Ave W & W Galer St
• Seattle Now and Then: The Historic Hundred by Paul Dorpat and Jean Sherrard
• Seattle’s Past is Steeped with Racism
• Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist – 2555 8th Ave W
• Shooting at SPU, Ross and the Streetcar Barn
• Shopping & Food in Uptown
• Small Town Queen Anne
• Snow Day
• Snowy Owl Swoops in to make Queen Anne HISTORY
• Snowy Owl’s Alley Houses
• Society Recognized by 4Culture!
• SPU Shooter Found Guilty
• Squibs from District 4
• St Anne Catholic Church – 2nd Ave W & W Lee
• Stairs from a Toddler’s Perspective
• Stairways to Heaven
• Standards for Treatment of Historic Properties
• Stimson-Griffiths House – 405 W Highland Drive
• Stimson-Rogers House – 128 Aloha St
• Storms
• Stroll 1: 100 Years on the Lake Washington Ship Canal
• Stroll 2: 100 Years from Ross to Fishermen’s Terminal
• Stuart-Balcom House – 619 W Comstock St
• Suffering Soffits!
• Support Stay Healthy Streets on Queen Anne
• Susan Corzatte, Actress
• Swedish Club To Be Nominated
• Testimony in Olympia opposing SB 5805 bad school district preservation idea!
• The ’49 Earthquake
• The ‘P’ in Preservation Advocacy
• The Campbell Family of Spokane
• The Community of Pioneers North of Seattle –1853-1860
• The Final Days of the World’s Fair
• The Garfield Exchange: Landmark Sold
• The Interbay Opportunity: When We Need Good Urban Planning, We Botch It.
• The K Block at Seattle Center
• The Kinnear – 905 W Olympic Pl
• The MarQueen
• The Powerful Georgetown
• The Queen Anne Style – Our Neighborhood Namesake
• The Reappearing Disappearing Lampposts of Willcox Walls
• THE REGRADE DISASTERS
• The Sacredness of Our Places of Worship
• The Space Needle’s New Views
• The View Crest Co-op Apartments win grant from 4Culture
• The Yukevich House – 1811 8th Ave W
• This Week in Queen Anne History
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• Time for the 3rd Annual “HeartBomb”!
• Two new landmarks: Bressi Garage and the Coliseum
• Unreliable Safeway and Thriftway memories prove you don’t always get what you wish for!
• Uptown Alliance Response to city’s Uptown Urban Design Framework
• Uptown Theatre
• Urbanization of Queen Anne Avenue (part 2)
• Van de Kamp’s Bakery – 550 Queen Anne Ave N
• Victims List – Wellington Avalanche, March 1, 1910
• Victoria Apartments – 100-120 West Highland Dr
• Villa Costella – 348 W Olympic Place
• Virginia Anderson: Shaping Seattle
• Virtual Mount Pleasant Cemetery Tour with Kim Turner
• W M Chappell House – 23 Highland Dr
• Walking the Talk
• Water Towers – 110 Lee St
• Where is our Military Road?
• White Death, Moving Down the Mountains
• WHO IS LIANE? Our Embedded Street Names
• Why Isn’t It the Queen Anne Bridge?
• Wilke Farmhouse – 1920 2nd Ave N
• Willcox Wall Vandalized
• Willcox Walls – 7th Ave W.& 8th Ave W.
• William Shoudy House – Queen Anne Ave & Thomas St
• Wilson House – 309 W. Prospect St
• Work Begins on Bleitz
• Working Class Queen Anne
• Yesterday and Today on Queen Anne