The deadline for nominations is May 14. Later this spring, we’ll announce this year’s Benefit date and whether it will be held in person or virtually.
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Historic Seattle launched the Emergency Rent Relief Fund in response to the pandemic to help our tenants and anchor partners. Two rounds of relief, totaling more than $80,000, have been distributed thus far.
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Seattle’s Full Story is a recurring blog series intended to help address a lack of diversity and representation in traditional historic preservation storytelling with compensated features from BIPOC Contributors.
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The Hahn Building – one of the iconic 4 Corners of the Pike Place Market – is now a designated landmark, thanks to an outpouring of public support.
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Our headquarters at the Dearborn House on First Hill will be closed until further notice.
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A curiosity about his historic apartment building eventually led Tom Heuser to found the Capitol Hill Historical Society. Here, Tom shares his love of Capitol Hill and how the pandemic has changed the Capitol Hill Historical Society.
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The Cayton-Revels House symbolizes a missing piece of Seattle’s history–and of Pacific Northwest Black American heritage. On April 7, the Landmark Preservation Board will consider the Cayton-Revels House for landmark designation. In this feature, the nomination’s author Taha Ebrahimi shares what inspired the nomination and discusses the importance of recognizing cultural significance, like that of the Cayton family, in our landmarks.
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