We proudly present “The Endangered Building People,” a short film that showcases the impactful work of Historic Seattle over the past five decades (1973-2023).
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As a preservation organization it is Historic Seattle’s responsibility to bring awareness to the deepest and richest natural history of the Puget Sound area by highlighting the historic yet ongoing relationship between native plants and the First Peoples.
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Historic preservation benefits everyone, but it has not traditionally served or recognized all communities. We are committed to addressing a lack of representation and inequities in the field.
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Miss an event? All virtual programs are available for FREE on Historic Seattle’s YouTube Channel.
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Come celebrate our 2024 Community Investment Award winner, Max Genereaux!
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Come celebrate our 2024 Community Advocacy Award recipient, Tolliver Temple!
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Come celebrate our 2024 Outstanding Stewardship Award recipient, Gracemont Alumni Hall at The Bush School!
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Celebrate our 2024 Council Award recipient, Steve Stroming!
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Protect historic places…they can’t protect themselves! With your help, we’ll continue fighting to save meaningful places that foster lively communities – making Seattle a better place to live, work, and play for generations to come.
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Congratulations Gracemont!
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