When It Mattered Most
Seattle Pacific University, Ames Library Seminar Room, Second Floor 3307 3rd Av. W., Seattle, WA, United StatesAuthor Kevin Ticen will share stories behind his recent book, When It Mattered Most, about the 1917 Stanley Cup-winning Metropolitans, Seattle’s first professional sports franchise. 7 pm social time, 7:3o
Faces of Citizen-Soldiers: Stories of the Washington National Guard
Seattle Pacific University, Ames Library Seminar Room, Second Floor 3307 3rd Av. W., Seattle, WA, United StatesPresented by co-Authors Andy Leneweaver, Rick Patterson and Bill Woodward. The authors of Washington National Guard (Arcadia, Oct 2019) draw from their just-published pictorial history to highlight several of the
Olmsted in Seattle: Creating a Park System for a Modern City
Seattle Pacific University, Ames Library Seminar Room, Second Floor 3307 3rd Av. W., Seattle, WA, United StatesJennifer Ott of HistoryLink will be speaking about their new book, Olmsted in Seattle: CReating a Park System for a Modern City. Join us as HistoryLink's Jennifer Ott shares with us
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),
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