Today, August 29, 1851 - the Cowlitz Convention was held that started the beginning of Washington Territory then later the State of Washington. Read more at: DETAILS FROM THE ARCHIVES: https://mynorthwest.com/728893/cowlitz-splits-washington-oregon/.

 

Pioneer Hall is located on King County Metro Route #11.  From downtown Seattle, travel 30 minutes over Capitol Hill, then down to the waterfront at Madison Park.  The bus stop on 43rd Avenue at Blaine Street is just a few feet from our front door, located at 1642 43^rd Avenue E.

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Pioneer Hall is located on King County Metro Route #11.  From downtown Seattle, travel 30 minutes over Capitol Hill, then down to the waterfront at Madison Park.  The bus stop on 43rd Avenue at Blaine Street is just a few feet from our front door, located at 1642 43^rd Avenue E.

Patrick Flynn, an early White River Valley resident originally from Ireland, prospered well by growing hops & operating a dairy.  He became a local philanthropist.  Our latest Family History Speaker, Suzanne Vargo, will tell his story in person & virtually.

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Pioneer Hall is located on King County Metro Route #11.  From downtown Seattle, travel 30 minutes over Capitol Hill, then down to the waterfront at Madison Park.  The bus stop on 43rd Avenue at Blaine Street is just a few feet from our front door, located at 1642 43^rd Avenue E.

Join us in person or virtually for a presentation by the author, Fred F. Poyner IV.  His new book examines sculptors both old/new and how the work of each has presented Native Americans and First Nation Figures found throughout the public sculpture of North America over the past 200 years.

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