Whatcom County Superior Court records for regular cases are unavailable on the Digital Archives while they undergo maintenance, but water adjudication cases are still accessible. We will make them available again as soon as possible
In 1975, as the Bicentennial of the American Revolution neared, people began planning events to mark the occasion. One such event was the Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage, a network of five covered wagon trains that would pass through each state along well-known historic trails. Organized by the Pennsylvania Bicentennial Commission, the trails were designed to converge together at the Valley Forge National Historic Park to celebrate on July 4th, 1976.
Constructed in just 11 months and commissioned in 1954, the Evergreen State became the first custom-built vessel to join the Washington State Ferry fleet. Upon its debut on the Bainbridge-Seattle route, the 310ft long Evergreen State was the largest ferry on the West Coast.
George Tsutakawa (b.1910-d.1997) was a Seattle-born artist of the ‘Northwest School’ famous for his paintings and bronze metal sculptures. His signature abstract fountain work, such as the above Joshua Green Fountain, furnish public spaces throughout the US, Canada, and Japan. In the course of his lifetime, Tsutakawa produced 75 unique fountains.
Catchy and easy to dance to, “Louie Louie” was once the subject of a popular campaign to change Washington's official state song! Read more about the state song that could have been below:
