About the Kenmore Heritage Society

KENMORE
HERITAGE
SOCIETY

This road is now Bothell Way Workers at McMasters Shingle Mill

How did the Kenmore Heritage Society get started?

During the community celebration at the time of the City of Kenmore incorporation,
a historical display was presented which was of high interest.People were asked to sign up
if they were interested in learning more about Kenmore history ...
and the response was overwhelming.
At our first meeting one month later in September 1998, fifty people came to a planning
meeting, and ... the Kenmore Heritage Society was born!

Mrs Belle Nottingham and her students Kenmore Inn/Chowder Bowl

Kenmore Heritage Society purposes

To nurture an appreciation of the history and heritage of our community

To collect, preserve, and exhibit historical memorabilia for present and future enjoyment

To build a spirit of community by bringing people of like interest

together for the fun and adventure of historical study

House on what is now Bothell Way, 1929 Ford model A in foreground Buses from Seattle

Donations and Gifts

Do you have photos, news articles, books,magazines, albums, or other memorabilia
which captures some of the history of Kenmore? If so, the Kenmore Heritage Society
is interested in discussing with you a donation or long term loan of your items to the KHS.
If donated, you will receive from the KHS a certificate of appreciation and a receipt for your gift.

MEETINGS First Wednesday each month, 6:30PM, Kenmore Community Club, 73rd Avenue NE at NE 175th Street in Kenmore... Please come and bring a friend!

OFFICIAL ADDRESS

Kenmore Heritage Society
PO BOX 82027
Kenmore, Washington, USA 98028-0027

email ivanhoe@scn.org Kenmore Heritage Society home page Seattle Community Network