As in past years, the bulk of American neighborhoods, streets and public spaces honored by the American Planning Association (APA) are historic places. This year, Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhoods and Downtown Walla Walla were selected as Great Neighborhoods, Beacon Hill recognized for its rich diversity of cultures and urban vitality and Walla Walla for taking advantage of its historic downtown as a hub of the region’s booming wine industry. Read more here.
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- Open House at the US Quarantine Station at Knappton Cove May 25
- NPS Releases Report on Federal Historic Tax Credit Program
- Sustainability Guidelines Interactive Web Feature Launched
- SHPO Awards Program Tuesday, May 14 in Vancouver
- Leonard Forsman Named to ACHP
- Temple of Justice Cenntennial Wines Available
- NAS Whidbey Holds Preservation Month Event May 15th
- Call for Papers – Deadline Extended for the Society of Architectural Historians Conference
- City Hosting an Open House to Gather Citizen Input on Future Uses for the Old Woodinville School Building
- DAHP Creates a Facebook Page
- New Olmsted Online Research Tool Offers Access to Plans, Maps and Documents
- Jefferson County Historical Society First Friday Lecture on May 3 in Port Townsend
- Getting The Future Right: State Historic Preservation Plan Update In Full Swing
- Hank Gobin, Tulalip Tribe Leader, Passes Away
- Historic Tacoma Invites You to Tour the 1901 J.C. Todd House in the Wedge District – May 18th

