Category: History
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Historic Fremont home demolished to make way for townhouses
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A 121-year-old Queen Anne-style home at 3840 Linden Ave. N, also known as the Jacobsen House, was demolished…
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Think you know who Burke-Gilman are? Think again
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I’m excited to share this piece from local history buff Valarie Bunn that clears up a common misconception…
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Stone Way Rising Installment Two: N 34th Street to N 35th Street
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Welcome back, neighbors! We’re continuing our Stone Way adventure, and this time we’re climbing that first little hill…
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Stone Way Rising Installment One: Waterfront to main street
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Hey neighbors! We’re starting something fun here at Fremont Neighbor – a new series called Stone Way Rising…
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Landmarks Board OKs changes to former Theo Chocolate building
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The Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board has unanimously approved proposed modifications to the Fremont Trolley Barn, the 40,000-square-foot former…
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New series: Stone Way Rising
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Fremont Neighbor is launching a new series called “Stone Way Rising” that will take you on a journey…
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Scoop on the scoop at Marmalade
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A guest post by Zoe R. (9), an incoming 4th grader at Cascadia Elementary School. Marmalade is the…
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Update: Work begins on historic B.F. Day Elementary windows
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B.F. Day Elementary School, Seattle’s longest continuously-operating school building, has begun a $5.8 million window replacement project, as…
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A tribute to Judie
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This post is republished from the Fremont Historical Society with their permission. We all need encouragers in our…
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Route 40 water main work resumes after trolley track discovery
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Construction on the century-old water main beneath Fremont Avenue North between North 34th and 35th streets resumed last…
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