Every town has a history. Discover ours!
The Redmond Historical Society serves our community through collecting, preserving and sharing Redmond’s unique heritage. We are recognized as a primary source for everything historical in our city.
Through our staff, volunteers and programs we serve the diverse community – families and schools, business and civic organizations, and government – as we celebrate the unique heritage of the greater Redmond region.
Speaker: Steven Moses
Director of Archaeology & Historic Preservation, Snoqualmie Tribe
Oct 09, 10:30 AM
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Bill Brown's Garage
The original location of Bill Brown's garage, on the corner of 164th Ave NE and Redmond Way.
Bill Brown Building
The Bill Brown Building, now the home of Matador Restaurant. On the corner of Leary Way and Cleveland Way.
Skjarstad's Boot & Shoe Repair
"Ole Skjarstad" came to Redmond from Colorado in the spring of 1904, and was the town's first cobbler.
Bill Brown's Garage
The original location of Bill Brown's garage, on the corner of 164th Ave NE and Redmond Way.
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