to 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.
We jumped for joy at our 2022 Preservation Celebration on September 21 where we celebrated our 2022 Preservation Award Winners and ongoing preservation work.
On June 10, Historic Seattle became managing partner of the Good Arts Building in Pioneer Square, ensuring the long-term preservation of the building and continuing its mission as a hub for arts, culture, and creative enterprises in perpetuity.
Throughout the summer, we will engage the Beacon Hill community in a series of events to envision the future use of the property.
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.
The October 19, 2011 Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board meeting is canceled. Items scheduled for the agenda will be placed on the November 2, 2011 LPB agenda. This includes the Boren Investment Company Warehouse designation that we wrote about yesterday.
The Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, Washington Trust for Historic Preservation and Washington Main Street Program recently released two public service announcements (PSAs) about historic preservation in Washington state. Check them out here! (Don’t click on the photo below–it’s not a link.)
Screenshot of PSA on YouTube
