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This page archived June 2015


Painting Cornwall Avenue north to south

Pierre Barlow Cornwall (1821-1904) ... "He was the prime mover in the establishment of both the Bellingham Bay and British Columbia Railroad Companies, the founder of the water works, electric light and the big mill. He has always been enthusiastic in the belief of the resources of the county, in the perfection of our harbor and in the possibility of building here a city the equal of any on the coast. I am sure it can be said of him that he has favored the most liberal treatment toward everything that tended towards the development of the moral and intellectual standard of the people here. Assisted by local people he established the first public library in this city and has given not only much property but donations in books and has aided its maintenance.

3000 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA3000 block
2900 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA2900 block
2700 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA2700 block

1130 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA1130 block
1111 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA1111 block
628 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA 628 block
600 Cornwall Ave, Bellingham WA 600 block

Painting State Street north to south

The 1920s were an especially prosperous time for the commercial Elk Street corridor. An important addition, bridging the original town of Sehome on the southern part of Elk Street with the second commercial corridor to the north, was the Gothic-style Bellingham Herald Building (built 1926), of steel construction faced in terra cotta and stone, at the corner of Elk and Chestnut Streets. After the Herald graced the city with this elegant six story-building, 50 merchants on Elk Street petitioned the City Council to change the street's name to the more metropolitan "State" Street, which was accomplished on April 13, 1926. The new Herald quarters added to the stock of distinguished State Street buildings dating back to the early 1900s. The Sehome Neighborhood - Then and Now

2000 block State Street, Bellingham WA2000 block
1800 block State Street, Bellingham WA1800 block
1700 block State Street, Bellingham WA1700 block
1600 block State Street, Bellingham WA1600 block
1500 block State Street, Bellingham WA1500 block
1550 block State Street, Bellingham WA1550 block
1400 block State Street, Bellingham WA1400 block

1433 block State Street, Bellingham WA1433 block
1417 block State Street, Bellingham WA1417 block
1329 block State Street, Bellingham WA1329 block
1300 block State Street, Bellingham WA1300 block
Saturna Capital , Bellingham WASaturna Capital
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Saturna Capital , Bellingham WASaturna Capital
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Saturna Capital, Bellingham WASaturna Capital
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1228 block State Street, Bellingham WA1228 block
World Famous Up and UpUp and Up
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1205 block State Street, Bellingham WA1205 block
1100 block State Street, Bellingham WA1100 block
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1059 block State Street, Bellingham WA1059 block
1055 block State Street, Bellingham WA1055 block
Pepper Sisters, Bellingham WAPepper Sisters
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952 State Street, Bellingham WA 952 block
929 State Street, Bellingham WA Iron Street Printing
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929 State Street, Bellingham WA Iron Street Printing
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919 State Street, Bellingham WA 919 block
902 State Street, Bellingham WA 902 block
824 State Street, Bellingham WA 824 block
600 State Street, Bellingham WA 600 block

412 State Street, Bellingham WA 412 block
331 State Street, Bellingham WA 331 block
250 State Street, Bellingham WA 250 block

Happy homes in Bellingham

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Happy HomeAlabama Hill
Happy HomeRoosevelt

La Fiamma, Bellingham WA

La Fiamma, 200 E. Chestnut Street


Holly Street, Bellingham WA

641 W Holly Street, October 14, 2015


Bellingham Theatre Guild, Bellingham WA

Bellingham Theatre Guild, October 5, 2015


Rocket Donuts, Bellingham WA

Rocket Donuts, September 28, 2015


Bay Street, Bellingham WA

E. Chestnut St at Railroad Ave., September 23, 2015


Bay Street, Bellingham WA

1342 Bay Street, Bellingham. September 11, 2015


Quist Violins, Bellingham WASold

Quist Violins, 320 W. Champion St, August 27, 2015


Fussner Building, Bellingham WASold

Fussner building, 1431 N. State street, July 20, 2015


Little Cheerful, Bellingham WASold

Little Cheerful, 133 E. Holly St., August 19, 2015


Public market

Public market, 1530 Cornwall Ave., July 13, 2015


158 W. Champion St

158 W Champion Street, July 17, 2015


Views of Squalicum Harbor

Squalicum harbor, Bellingham WAAugust 11, 2015

Bellingham Food Trucks

Super Mario Taco Truck, Bellingham WASuper Mario
Tacos El Tule Taco Truck, Bellingham WATacos El Tule - Sold
Spartan Espresso, Bellingham WASpartan Espresso - Sold
Food truck Highway 542-Go, Bellingham WAHighway 542-Go

Views of the Bellingham Herald building

State and Chestnut streets, Bellingham, WA 98225

The Herald Building was built in 1926 as an eight-story office building. It houses The Bellingham Herald newspaper's main offices on the first and second floors; tenant businesses occupy the upper floors. The lit sign atop the building served sailors as a navigation aid for many years.

Herald Building, Bellingham WASold
The Herald Building, Bellingham WASold
Herald Building
Herald Building

Views of the Mount Baker Theater

104 North Commercial Street, Bellingham, WA 98225

"The visually dominant feature of this strikingly bright building is the red tiled roof of the marquee tower that displays the theatre's name." Historic resources. Buildings 21-25

Mount Baker Theater, Bellingham WAChampion St
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Mount Baker Theater, Bellingham WAMagnolia St

Views of the Whatcom Museum of History and Art

121 Prospect St, Bellingham, WA 98225

The Whatcom Museum was originally built in 1892 as the city hall for the former town of New Whatcom, before it was joined with surrounding towns to form Bellingham.

Whatcom museum, Bellingham WAJune 26, 2015
Whatcom museum, Bellingham WAJune 29, 2015
Whatcom museum, Bellingham WAJune 30, 2015
Whatcom museum, Bellingham WAAugust 4, 2015

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