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Unsuspecting motorists crossing Blewett Pass on US Highway 97 are treading ground on a now-forgotten place-naming controversy dating to the 1950s.
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A 1947 wreck inspired a unique salmon salvage effort, and a search is now underway for some specific artifacts in time for a new exhibit in 2020.
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KIRO Radio listeners heard the good news first almost three weeks ago, and now the Bon Marché star at 4th Avenue and Pine Street downtown is indeed back
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The history of Western Washington's Military Roads goes way back to the 1850s, when future Confederate President Jefferson Davis was Secretary of War
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Lewis and Clark were forced to contend with serious wind and rain across the Northwest 200 years ago this November.
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There’s an earthquake in the Puget Sound region from 1939 that perhaps a few can still recall, or maybe remember their parents or grandparents talking about.
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It looks like the iconic downtown Seattle holiday star will be back this year for at least one more time.
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A group of local bikers are gathering this weekend to commemorate the “Great Serum Ride” of November 8, 1929.
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If MOHAI and the Underground Seattle Tour represent the height of “packaged” or even “Disney-fied” local history, Comet Lodge Cemetery on Beacon Hill is local history in its most raw and unmediated form.
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Without its own rules for preserving historic landmarks, Bellevue's 128-year-old Northup Schoolhouse is the latest to slip through the cracks.