Since early in Seattle’s Scouting history there were a group of Asian American Scout troops and packs. These troops in Japantown, Chinatown, and on the…
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Hiroshima playgrounds came from Seattle
The people of Seattle raised funds in 1950 to buy Hiroshima playgrounds so children could play and grow. They were inspired by the words sent…
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This article describes “Ben Oda and the 442nd”, my build for BrickCon 2024’s History theme. It was a tribute to comic book letterer Ben Oda…
Leave a CommentPaul Bunyan’s Stump
I saw Paul Bunyan’s Stump. The giant lumberjack left it behind when he cut down the huge trees of Washington State, in what is now…
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The photos are taken in Seattle on Broadway looking northeast to James. The archival photo is from University of Washington Special Collections, number SEA3080. In…
Leave a CommentThe Curious Case of the Central School Clock
The clock tower of Seattle’s Central School stood in a commanding position. Built in 1883, the school was taller than any building around it at…
1 CommentReflections on Yokohama and Seattle, 1906 to 2016
Every antique store has a basket — squeezed onto a corner of a shelf of an overfilled display case — with a pile of postcards.…
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Fall Back into Rephotography I’ll be on Evening magazine Friday, November 4th talking about the clocks in Seattle, in honor of the end of Daylight…
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Donald Trump’s grandfather Yes, that Donald Trump. Get yourself an age appropriate beverage and a comfortable place to read this. I’d like the opportunity to correct…
10 CommentsCorner Market Eba’s Store Number 2
Eba’s Cut Rate Groceries opened in the Corner Market in 1927, located just behind the 1st and Pike storefront occupied by 3 Girls Bakery. Eba…
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