Digital Exhibits

Redmond's Historical Tapestry: Preserving Chinese American Legacies

Redmond's Chinese American community, once small and isolated, is now a thriving part of our interconnected, and multi cultural city.

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One Executive Order, and Three Redmond Families

Learn about the Impact of Executive Order 9066 and Japanese American Incarceration on three Redmond families.

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In This Place: A Redmond Poetry Showcase

In 2023, the Redmond Historical Society asked poets to respond to photos and artifacts showcasing Redmond's unique history.

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Fact and Fiction at the King County Stockade

From 1916 to 1932, a small prison was located on the King County Farm in Northwest Redmond. Learn some of the legends that surround it.

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Longstanding, Local Businesses in Redmond

Discover the history of several longstanding, locally owned businesses, and learn about how they have contributed to our community.

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Lifetime Members Anthony & Betty Emmanuel – In Memoriam

By Paige Norman Anthony Mathew Emmanuel was born June 6, 1924, in Pennsylvania, to Joseph and Mary Emmanuel, their fourth son and seventh child. By 1930, the family had moved to California. After serving on an aircraft carrier during World War II, Tony returned to California and married Betty (Wing) in 1954, moving to Washington in the 1960s. He was a field representative and store designer for Bel-Square Equipment Company in Seattle, and worked with Duane Isackson at Duane