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The Kirkland Steel Mill pt. 1 — October 30, 2024, 7pm for Kirkland Heritage Society

The Kirkland Steel Mill pt. 2 — January 22, 2025, 7pm for Kirkland Heritage Society




Feature Spotlight: The Lake Washington Belt Line in Kirkland, 1905-2009


Feriton–Quality Feed Mills, Bldg. B front, 508 6th Ave. S, 1939-06-13 (WSA, 788260-0110, PSRB)
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The Cross-Kirkland Corridor was an active railroad for over 100 years before becoming a popular multi-use trail. We dove deep into the history of the railroad and the businesses that it served. Enjoy!