Newsletter Archive

Past editions of the Society's "Redmond Recorder" Newsletter

Published since May 1999 the Redmond Recorder documented events, speakers, and the growth of the Redmond Historical Society.

Date	Summary
May 2001	Sammamish Valley News indexed and History Hero Dale Potter.
April 2001	Recognizing History Hero Bob Anderson, Members Appreciation, Earthquake Memories, Potpourri, Historic Downtown Walking Tour Taking Shape, RHS Office becomes Mail-Friendly, and The Redmond Recorder.
March 2001	RHS receives a grant, Artist Dorisjean Calvin, Remembering Blacksmithing
February 2001	Naomi Hardy Receives Honors, Thanks to Margy Rockenbeck and Ross Weiss, RHS Nominated for Redmond’s Volunteer Organization of the Year, Remembering Donald Saunders, and Derby Days.
January 2001	Newsworthy Notes, Congratulations to Audrey Gorlick, Members in the News, Michale Saunders on Washington State Regions, and a Did You Know on Baron Von Davis, the Inventor of the Bicycle.
December 2000	Newsworthy Notes, a 2001 Meeting Schedule, Gifts for the Gifted, Members in the News, The Location of Novelty Hill Road and Hill, Potpourri, and Helping the Historians.
November 2000	A note from Naomi Hardy, Newsworthy Notes, a Sugden-Perrigo display, an American Legion Hall is gone, and remembering Eastside Stump Ranching.
October 2000	A kiosk report, the city passes a historical preservation ordinance, Pat Dugan finishes water color, Redmond Pioneers are listed, and a note from Secretary Margaret Wiese.
September 2000	The Redmond Historical Society moves into a new office space, a mystery depot is solved, Roy Buckley recalls when Lake Sammamish Froze, George Benjamin Martin speaks on fish in Alaska, and Kate Borst’s biography is shared.
June 2000	Discussions of the Sammamish Slough, work collecting lists about Redmond's history and membership is growing.