New Release for E-Readers in America’s Lost Highway Series–Washington’s U.S. Highway 99

Available June 1st for the Amazon Kindle and currently available at Smashwords.com for other e-readers. Coupon available for Smashwords.com … Continue reading New Release for E-Readers in America’s Lost Highway Series–Washington’s U.S. Highway 99

Monte Cristo Preservation Association (WA)

Monte Cristo Preservation Association P. O. Box 471 Everett, Washington 98206 Info@mcpa.us Returning members get a free year on … Continue reading Monte Cristo Preservation Association (WA)

Image captured from Microsoft Bing Birds Eye View 4/17/2011 This structure was built in 1858 of bricks shipped from Philadelphia. … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Old Whatcom County Courthouse, Bellingham (WA)

Site of Blaine Air Force Station (Lyons Camp Horizon Park) (0.4 mile west of WA 548 on Alderson Road, 0.3 … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Blaine Air Force Station, Birch Bay (WA)

Pacific Coast Coal Company House No. 75 (7210 138th Avenue SE) Coal mining first began in this region in the … Continue reading Obscure Landmark-Pacific Coast Coal Company House, Renton (WA)

Historical Cities-Seattle and Tacoma, Washington has now been released for the Amazon Kindle. Over 70 historic sites and landmarks are … Continue reading Historical Cities-Seattle and Tacoma, Washington

Home Page The Organization Events Gilman Town Hall Issaquah Depot Issaquah Trolley Gift Shop Walking Tour Buildings & Sites People … Continue reading Issaquah (WA) Historical Society

Historical Cities-Kansas City, Kansas and Missouri is now available for the Amazon Kindle and will soon be released for other … Continue reading Historical Cities-Kansas City, KS and MO now available

Historical Cities-Minneapolis & St. Paul, Minnesota Ebook Price: $1.99 USD. 17100 words. Non-Fiction by Lyn Wilkerson on January 12, 2011 This edition in the Historical … Continue reading Updated Catalogue of eBooks (.epub, .pdf, etc)

Woodlawn (Before 2005) (Google Maps accessed 12/14/2010) This residence was built in 1822 by General Green Clay for his daughter, … Continue reading Lost Landmark-Woodlawn/William Rodes House, Richmond (KY)