
A lovingly preserved house can help us find our way home VIEW
This home a stoneās throw from Seattleās first indoor-outdoor community center at Hiawatha Park has for nearly a century offered unspoiled neighborhood warmth.
Clay Eals and Jean Sherrard dig into our rich local history, sharing images and stories from Seattleās past.
This home a stoneās throw from Seattleās first indoor-outdoor community center at Hiawatha Park has for nearly a century offered unspoiled neighborhood warmth.
Among few remaining pre-regrade structures, the bay-windowed Wayne Apartments has shone prominently and repeatedly over four decades.
Torii is pronounced ātorr-eeā and means ābird perch,ā but such structures have become known more broadly as gateways to extraordinary spaces.
The Beatles' first Seattle concert was 1964, at the Coliseum. A crowd of more than 14,000 had trouble hearing the 12 songs over the loud...
Silvanaās Little White Church comprises two structures ā a practical 1978 building in downtown Silvana and the original Little White Church on the Hill.
A Ballard āpassportā will be published this month by the all-volunteer Ballard Historical Society. It has 128 pages and favors visuals over text.
The Marine Museum and Aquarium opened 1934, welcoming thousands of visitors to its Ballard berth (admission: one dime) for the next two years.
The Puget Sound Regional Branch of Washington State Archives has wide-ranging governmental records that can touch nearly every King County resident.
Presenting our second annual April Foolsā Day quiz. We trust this exercise in historical whimsy will entertain and challenge in equal measure.
The 5th Avenue Theatre is a testament to Seattle's durability and soul. It opened in 1926, drawing a crowd comparable to a celebration for the...