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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.
Pioneer Houses - Historic Seattle
Historic Seattle’s Role: In 1975, two of the city’s oldest houses were threatened with demolition. They were small, carpenter-built, vertical plank, wooden houses, typical of the late 1800s.
Landmarks and Historic Registers - Historic Seattle
A complete list of Landmarks, database of historic properties, explanation of the designation process, and upcoming Landmarks Preservation Board agendas can be found on the Historic Preservation Program website.
About - Historic Seattle
Historic Seattle is a leader in the active and creative development and preservation of historic properties throughout the region. The needs of a project and the degree to which a historic property is threatened often dictates the role and level of engagement.
Satterlee House - Historic Seattle
Historic Seattle’s Role: A Seattle Landmark designated in 1981, the Satterlee House represents West Seattle’s last remaining original turn of the 20th century “Seattle classic box” homes with expansive front lawn.
Dearborn House - Historic Seattle
With the help of a generous patron’s gift, Historic Seattle acquired the Dearborn House for its offices in 1997. Currently it is only one of four remaining significant homes on First Hill. Built in 1907, the house was a single-family residence until 1953.
Preservation Professionals Directory - Historic Seattle
This directory is provided as a resource to those seeking preservation and professional services. Inclusion in this directory does not imply recommendation or endorsement by Historic Seattle. Your business may be listed by joining Historic Seattle as a Business Member today!
Neighborhood Inventories - Historic SeattleHistoric Seattle
These inventories, completed in 1976, provide an overview of Seattle neighborhoods. Each inventory includes photographs and brief descriptions of common building types, significant buildings, and urban design elements, each keyed to the map.
What Researching my Partner's Grandfather's Old Home
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Belmont/Boylston Houses - Historic Seattle
Historic Seattle’s Role: The Belmont/Boylston (“Bel-Boy”) project includes six turn-of-the-century (1893-1903) houses–three were built as double houses designed to appear as single-family homes. Historic Seattle acquired the properties in 1989.