Prohibition in Seattle
Seattle Pacific University, Ames Library Seminar Room, Second Floor 3307 3rd Av. W., Seattle, WA, United StatesProhibition in Seattle: Bootleggers, Rumrunners and more! In 1916 Seattle went dry three years prior to the passing of the Volstead Act. Join us as author Brad Holden (IG: @seattle_artifacts), shares with us colorful tales of the famous and infamous characters of the era. Check out Brad's HistoryLink essay on the topic, https://historylink.org/File/20904, and then
Annual Meeting 2020
University of Washington (details soon)Given the developing situation with the COVID-19 disease, and based on recommendations from King County Public Health and the University of Washington, the PNW Historians Guild has decided to POSTPONE our Annual Meeting on March 6. We deeply regret having to do this and apologize for any inconvenience that it causes. We do hope to
2020 Pacific Northwest History Conference
Given the developing situation with the COVID-19 disease, the PNW Historians Guild decided to POSTPONE our Conference on March 7. We deeply regret having to do this and apologize for any inconvenience that it causes. We do hope to reschedule it in the near future and will be in touch with scheduling updates.
Events for Spring and Summer 2020
Due to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus, the Guild has canceled events for Spring 2020. Watch this page for news about walks and hikes during the summer of 2020. Our hope is to provide a rich series of events and we will keep all members informed by email as the situation evolves for
Pacific Northwest History Award Ceremony
Officer's Club at Magnuson Park 7448 - 63rd Ave. NE, Seattle, WA, United StatesJOIN US FOR THE GUILD’S MONTHLY MEETING AND RECEPTION ON SEPTEMBER 27 TO SALUTE DR. RICHARD SCHEUERMAN, RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 PACIFIC NORTHWEST HISTORY AWARD. Location: Officers Club, Magnuson Park - 7448 - 63rd Ave. NE Date & Time: Friday, September 27, 7 pm Light appetizers, wine & beer and non-alcoholic beverages will be served Cost: