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Bellingham Public Market Marker - wide view image, Touch for more information
By Andrew Ruppenstein, July 21, 2021
Bellingham Public Market Marker - wide view
201 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Bellingham Public Market Had Everything Under One Roof!
Bellingham's Public Market opened May 1, 1909 and was a seasonal operation. Farmers came from as far as the San Juan Islands to sell their agricultural harvests and associated products. A much larger year round market opened in 1916 with 22 . . . Map (db m177790) HM
202 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Charles X. Larrabee1843 - 1914
Benefactor of Fairhaven & Bellingham With His Wife Frances Payne Larrabee Donors of Larrabee State Park Fairhaven Park Elizabeth Park Land for Fairhaven Library Land for Fairhaven Middle School Land for Larrabee School . . . Map (db m143272) HM
203 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Commercial Point Shipyard
Unable to rely on private carriers to serve its far-flung canneries from Southeast Alaska to the Aleutian Islands, Pacific American Fisheries built it's own shipyard to produce a line of vessels to insure the transfer of crew, materials and . . . Map (db m186507) HM
204 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Counterfeiters' Hide Out
Counterfeiters' Hide Out 1905 $5 and $10 dollar pieces passed in saloons on weekends Map (db m140921) HM
205 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Downtown was the hub of commercial activity
In May of 1905, the great undertaking of photographing 300 store fronts in Bellingham was completed by the Rembrandt studio. These photos were mounted in albums for a Whatcom County exhibit at the Lewis & Clark Exposition in Portland, Oregon. . . . Map (db m177802) HM
206 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Early Bellingham Bay
Spanish explorers, the first Europeans to enter this bay in 1791, named the open, 50-square-mile body of water Seno de Gaston (Gulf of Gaston). The following year, on June 11, 1792, the British, under Captain George Vancouver, put their . . . Map (db m178096) HM
207 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — 9 — Fairhaven Canning Company
The Fairhaven Canning Company was built on pilings over the water at this site in 1897, became a PAF building.Map (db m140917) HM
208 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Northwest Shipbuilding Company
From 1942 to 1944, Pacific American Fisheries leased its shipyard to the Northwest Shipbuilding Company, which formed in response to World War II to construct military vessels for the US Army and US Navy. The Northwest Shipbuilding Company . . . Map (db m179196) HM
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209 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Original Inhabitants of the Area
Along the western shore of Bellingham Bay lies the Lummi Peninsula, named for the native American people who still derive their traditional livelihood from harvesting seafood, particularly salmon. Before the arrival of pioneer settlers to Whatcom . . . Map (db m179052) HM
210 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Pacific American Fisheries
The historic link between Fairhaven's shore and coastal Alaska is long and enduring. The Bellingham Cruise Terminal is built on the former site of the Pacific American Fisheries salmon canning complex which, during the 1940's, was the . . . Map (db m179132) HM
211 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — 4 — Site of Puget Sound Sawmills and Shingle CompanyRail Trail Historic Site
Former site of the Puget Sound Sawmills & Shingle Company, the largest shingle mill in the world at that time.Map (db m177819) HM
212 Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — The 1909 Fairhaven Empress TreePort of Bellingham
With a normal lifespan of 70 years, this, is one of the oldest Empress trees (Paulownia tomentosa) in the United States. The tree was presented to E.B. Deming, President of Pacific American Fisheries, on August 24, 1909; a gift from . . . Map (db m177791) HM
213 Washington, Yakima County, Toppenish — 16 — The Blanket Traders
The patterns on these Pendleton blankets were taken from a 1905 catalog. They are authentic. Painted by artist Robert Morgan of Clancy, Montana in May of 1992. The traders of that era were the first whites to befriend the Indians. The . . . Map (db m129765) HM
214 Washington, Yakima County, Toppenish — 11 — The Old Blacksmith Shop
The Toppenish area around the 1890’s had 4 blacksmith shops. These shops were the hub of activity at that time. Rebuilding a wheel for a freight wagon, shoeing horses or making new parts for machinery the “smithy” was there. These were . . . Map (db m129766) HM
215 Washington, Yakima County, Yakima — Burlington Northern Freight DepotNorthern Pacific Company Office and Freight Depot - built 1909-1910
The Old North Yakima Historic District was created and placed on the National Register on May 2, 1986, by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of Interior. The Burlington Northern Freight Depot (Northern Pacific Company and Freight Depot) . . . Map (db m129400) HM
216 Washington, Yakima County, Yakima — Senator Apartments (Hotel Sydney)Built 1909
The Old North Yakima Historic District was created and placed on the National Register on May 2, 1986, by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of Interior. The Senator Apartments (Hotel Sydney) is a contributing member. The Hotel . . . Map (db m129408) HM
217 Washington, Yakima County, Yakima — The Opera HouseBuilt 1890-1891
The Old North Yakima Historic District was created and placed on the National Register on May 2, 1986, by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of Interior. The Opera House is a contributing member. The Opera House was built by A. F. . . . Map (db m129407) HM
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218 Washington, Yakima County, Zillah — Teapot Dome Service Station
This property was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985 by the United States Department of Interior Teapot Dome Service StationMap (db m222600) HM

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