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Immigrants in Morningside Heights in Seattle
Sixteen-year-old Veto Clarizo sailed from Italy to the United States in 1908, sponsored by his sister & family in Chicago. After a few more years Veto continued westward and worked at picking fruit in Wenatchee, Washington. The United States entered … Continue reading
Posted in Houses, Immigrant heritage, name of the neighborhood, Neighborhood features
Tagged Neighborhood History, Seattle, WPLongform
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Fremont in Seattle: Public Art at Troll’s Knoll
Fremont in Seattle is a lively, art-filled neighborhood with volunteers in projects such as the Troll’s Knoll Forest on North 36th Street. Volunteers maintain the site and are asking for contributions to restore the recently-damaged artwork. Here is a message … Continue reading
John Terlicher of Morningside Market in Seattle
This blog article will tell of an Italian immigrant who fulfilled his American Dream in Seattle. John Terlicher was able to find work, learn English, marry, own a home and have his own business. He was mostly successful in American … Continue reading
Posted in businesses, Immigrant heritage, Neighborhood features, Seattle History
Tagged Neighborhood History, Seattle, WP Longform
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Street Trees in a Storm
In the autumn season a canopy of color is created by the flame ash trees which line the arterial 35th Ave NE in Wedgwood. The trees extend from NE 84th Street in the Wedgwood shopping district, northward through Meadowbrook … Continue reading
Posted in Neighborhood features, streets, trees
Tagged 35th Ave NE, flame ash street trees, Neighborhood History, Seattle, sidewalks
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Lake City’s Landmarked Buildings
Lake City in northeast Seattle has two historic buildings landmarked for preservation, which represent the neighborhood’s long record of community activism. Lake City began forming as a community in the early 1900s and one of its first organizing efforts was … Continue reading
Holiday Lights 2024
A fun family holiday event in northeast Seattle is the annual Candy Cane Lane, a cluster of houses all decked out in lights and themed decorations, located on NE Ravenna Blvd/NE Park Road at 21st Ave NE (see map below).
Posted in Events and holidays
Tagged Candy Cane Lane, lights & decorations, Neighborhood History, Seattle
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Holiday Season in Wedgwood 2024
The opening day of 2024 Christmas tree sales at Hunter Tree Farm, 7744 35th Ave NE, signals the beginning of the holiday season in the Wedgwood neighborhood in northeast Seattle. Open this year November 22 to December 24, the Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in Events and holidays, Hunter's Tree Farm
Tagged Christmas trees, Neighborhood History, Seattle
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An Autumn Stroll in Wedgwood
The autumn season brings vibrant color to the flame ash street trees along the arterial 35th Avenue NE in the Wedgwood neighborhood of northeast Seattle. A stroll to enjoy the colors of the season can be taken along with stops … Continue reading
Posted in businesses, Neighborhood features, trees
Tagged autumn season, Neighborhood History, Seattle
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Pumpkins of Wedgwood 2024
The autumn season in Wedgwood begins with the Pumpkin Patch at the Hunter Tree Farm site, 7744 35th Ave NE next door to the Wedgwood Post Office. The Hunter family use the property in Wedgwood for their annual Christmas Tree sales … Continue reading
Posted in Events and holidays, Hunter's Tree Farm, Neighborhood features
Tagged Neighborhood History, Seattle
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Wedgwood’s Tree Controversies
Tree-advocates of the Wedgwood neighborhood in northeast Seattle are working to prevent the unnecessary destruction of trees. This site, 8314 28th Ave NE, is two houses south of Wedgwood School/NE 85th Street, where a stand of Western Red Cedar trees … Continue reading
Posted in Controversies, trees
Tagged Environment, Neighborhood History, Seattle, Trees
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Wedgwood in Seattle History 