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Would you like to learn more about your family’s history? Or are you an experienced genealogist who enjoys helping others break through “brick walls” in their research? Genealogy enthusiasts of […]

Would you like to learn more about your family’s history? Or are you an experienced genealogist who enjoys helping others break through “brick walls” in their research? Genealogy enthusiasts of […]

The Woodinville Heritage Society would like to invite you, your family and friends, to our next FREE Community Program, "Heaven on the Half Shell - Washington State’s Oyster Odyssey." This […]

Would you like to learn more about your family’s history? Or are you an experienced genealogist who enjoys helping others break through “brick walls” in their research? Genealogy enthusiasts of […]

Would you like to learn more about your family’s history? Or are you an experienced genealogist who enjoys helping others break through “brick walls” in their research? Genealogy enthusiasts of […]

At the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam, Betty Robinson, a seventeen-year-old student from Chicago, won a gold medal in the inaugural offering of women’s track and field. Three years later as […]

On August 1, 1947, the tragic crash of a B-25 bomber in Washington State triggered an FBI investigation of “The Maury Island Incident”—an infamous Northwest UFO sighting, and history’s first […]

WASP Pilots in front of USAAF B-17 "Pistol Packin Mama." Lockbourne, Ohio, United States, circa 1943-1945. (courtesy asset of National Museum of the USAF) "Dave tells the story of Women […]

Newspaper research can help further genealogy research. A name in a newspaper can pinpoint a location for an ancestor at a particular time. Mentions in the legal notices, property records […]

Join us and experience Woodinville's history coming alive in a captivating and visual storytelling journey through the decades."

In 1998, a judge declared Snohomish County’s first cemetery “lost and forgotten.” Its not-so-permanent residents had been divided by a highway, unearthed and reinterred at other cemeteries, or—worse yet—left in […]

While the Mosquito Fleet is the prominent symbol of Puget Sound’s maritime history, the region was also the base for fleets of coastal and ocean liners. Often smaller and sometimes […]