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Gene and Cheryl Magnuson – Family Lifetime Members
By Paige Norman The Magnusons are members of one of the earliest pioneer families in Redmond. Gene’s grandmother, Edith Isackson Magnuson...
Feb 22, 2022


Interview - Whiskey and Wiretaps
Program Chair Laura Lee Bennett had an opportunity to chat with attorney, indie filmmaker, and Humanities Washington speaker Steve...
Nov 16, 2021


Resource Guide - The Snoqualmie Tribe
Thank you for your interest in this Saturday Speaker Series presentation! We hope you enjoyed this informative discussion with Steven...
Oct 12, 2021


Resource Guide - The River that Made Seattle
Thank you for your interest in this Saturday Speaker Series presentation! We hope you enjoyed this informative discussion with BJ...
Sep 14, 2021


Frank & Miye Yoshitake: A Lifetime of Service
By Paige Norman Frank (1916-2013) and Miye (nee’ Shiogi) (1923-2011) moved from the Beacon Hill area in Seattle to Redmond in summer of...
Sep 8, 2021


Redmond Artist Seeks Stories For ‘Bridges of Redmond’ Project
Redmond pastor and artist, Jason T. Dorsey, is working on a project called "The Bridges of Redmond" that will celebrate the Sammamish...
Jul 27, 2021


Introducing Lifetime Members: Roger and Patti Trepanier
By Paige Norman Roger Trepanier was born in Connecticut to French-Canadian parents, growing up with 3 brothers and speaking French as his...
Jul 12, 2021


2021 Fundraiser: We LOVE Redmond
THANK YOU for joining us at our first virtual fundraiser on Friday, May 7th, 2021. Your support means so much to us, especially as we...
May 12, 2021


Recognizing Lifetime Members Wayne and Lucille Hansen
By Paige Norman Left: Weber House, Center: Wayne R. Hansen, Right: Lucille B. Hansen-Bellings with her two children, Christine and Tom....
May 5, 2021


Resource Guide - From Snake Oil to Vaccines: Pharmacy History in Washington State
Thank you for your interest in this Saturday Speaker Series presentation! We hope you enjoyed this informative discussion with John...
Apr 7, 2021


Artist Showcases ‘Mini-Museum’ at Redmond Lights 2020
By Laura Lee Bennett In December 2020, local artist Nina Vichayapai created an installation for Redmond Lights, the City’s annual holiday...
Mar 2, 2021


Resource Guide - Resilience: A Conversation with Knute Berger
Thank you for your interest in this Saturday Speaker Series presentation! We hope you enjoyed this informative discussion with Knute...
Feb 15, 2021


Redmond Senior Center: ‘Thanks for the Memories!’
We bid a fond farewell to the Redmond Senior Center (RSC), which opened in 1990 under Redmond Mayor Doreen Marchione. The RSC was a hub...
Dec 9, 2020


Resource Guide - New Deal Postal Murals of the Pacific Northwest
Thank you for your interest in this virtual Saturday Speaker Series presentation! We hope you enjoyed this informative discussion with...
Aug 12, 2020


LeRoy Olson Celebrates 100th Birthday
By Cynthia Edin LeRoy Olson hit the world running on July 11, 1920, and hasn’t stopped since. Born the first of seven children on a farm...
Aug 4, 2020


Derby Days Moves Online for 2020
“Penny Farthing” by Crystal A Edwards Derby Days looks a little different this year, but there are still ways to celebrate this...
Jul 6, 2020


History and the Redmond Pioneer Cemetery
Not all cemeteries are equal; some are fastidiously maintained acres of lawn and granite while others are tucked away...
Jun 16, 2020


History at Home
Not able to visit? No problem! If there is an item in our collection of Obituaries, or Oral History Recordings that particularly...
May 11, 2020


The Centennial Quilt
The idea of the quilt came to light in 2009 when our board first began discussing ideas about the upcoming City of Redmond's centennial...
Sep 25, 2019
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