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HomeMy WebLinkAbout110722 FW_ Snapshot — November 2022 🍁 ________________________________ From: Washington Trust for Historic Preservation Sent: Monday, November 7, 2022 2:44:40 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Kate Dean Subject: Snapshot — November 2022 🍁 ________________________________ ALERT: BE CAUTIOUS This email originated outside the organization. Do not open attachments or click on links if you are not expecting them. ________________________________ The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation's monthly e-newsletter. <https://gallery.mailchimp.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/488974c1-2fbf-4a96-8ce0-ace0580ff3fe.png> November 2022 Snapshot <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/d9254ca0-c5f2-869f-a5c4-e38ce0b1815e.jpg> Upcoming Event 📆 Sivinski Holiday Benefit Believe it or not, the holiday season is nearly upon us—which means it’s almost time for our annual Sivinski Holiday Benefit! On Tuesday, December 13, join the Washington Trust at the Stimson-Green Mansion in Seattle to ring in the holiday season with a celebration of local preservation efforts complete with festive attire, holiday décor, drinks, appetizers, and our (in)famous raffle. Tickets are available now, and all proceeds benefit our grassroots preservation grant program, the Valerie Sivinski Fund. Buy Tickets <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=817d41e9de&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/799b63c2-b5cb-90ed-c9d8-864068c992ed.png> Advocacy Alert 📣 Virtual Rally for Cultural Advocates Join Inspire Washington and cultural advocates from around the state for the virtual All in for Advocacy Rally TOMORROW, November 8, at 12:00 pm. Inspire WA and other statewide partners are excited to announce their broad cultural agenda for the 2023 legislative session. Participating organizations will share the details of each request and provide briefing sheets and resources so that advocates may confidently meet with their lawmakers before the holidays. Washington Trust Executive Director Chris Moore will be speaking briefly about the issues we'll be advocating for in the upcoming legislative session. You can read more about those on our website <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=4441bab04 b&e=2a9ec8db03> and join us in urging Governor Inslee to support preservation in the state budget. Register Here <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=4ce1c58c47&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/f22a6c0b-6972-ed72-15f2-674f823859f6.jpg> RevitalizeWA 🥳 Thank You for Joining Us in Wenatchee! RevitalizeWA 2022 was three years in the making and our first in-person RevitalizeWA since 2018, and it was well worth the hype if you ask us! A big THANK YOU to all the speakers, sponsors, tour guides, attendees, volunteers, and business owners who made it such a success. We'd also like to thank our conference partners, the Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation and the Wenatchee Downtown Association. Take a look at some of our favorite photos from the conference captured by the wonderful Wenatchee-based team of photographers at Heirloom Creatives <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=90a646f49b&e=2a9ec8db03> on the Washington Main Street Facebook page via the link below, and keep an eye out for more information in January about next year's conference, taking place in Fall 2023. View Photos <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=4e94058ffc&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/5f7c6de7-7ae4-4c01-28a0-70eb7c00bd7b.png> Upcoming Panel 📆 RevisitWA: Japanese American Remembrance Trail We're excited to host a virtual discussion on the Japanese American Remembrance Trail on Thursday, November 17, at 4:30 pm with guest speakers from the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience: Deputy Executive Director Cassie Chinn and Senior Tour Manager Ðoan Diane Hoàng Dy. The trail is an urban hike in Seattle’s original Japantown from Pioneer Square to the Chinatown-International District to the Central District. Following the trail takes visitors through Japantown past and present—from early pioneers to the World War II era to community life today. Explore the tour <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=11cea070de&e=2a9ec8db03> virtually on Revisiting Washington, and join us for the event to learn more! Register Here <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=b51f81923c&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/eebfc21f-8b4b-1c2f-0ed2-b3acdf3dcf30.jpg> Most Endangered Places 📣 Newly Listed: Old Parkland School The Old Parkland School in unincorporated Tacoma, Pierce County, has been listed on our Most Endangered Places list. The 1908 building has been used as a school as recently as 2018, but earlier this year, property owner Pacific Lutheran University attempted to delist and demolish the county-listed landmark as part of a sale agreement with a private developer. In August 2022, after the Pierce County Landmark and Historic Preservation Commission voted to recommend against those two actions, PLU renegotiated the sale to exclude the school building and provide the Parkland community up to 12 months to develop a viable preservation plan and purchase the $2.85 million property. Visit our website to learn more and support the cause. Learn More <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=1f6ec77c30&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/0baf99bf-79c6-eb7d-8581-ea42d17b1d82.jpg> Washington Main Street 💡 Shop Small This Holiday Season Mark your calendars for this year's Small Business Saturday on November 26! While we encourage you to support the small businesses that are integral to the fabric of your local Main Street communities across the state year-round, American Express' annual event serves as a reminder to do so throughout the holiday season. The Shop Small website includes a map for shoppers to search for small businesses near them and marketing materials for business owners to help remind their neighbors to Shop Small. Learn More <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=9213c26d2c&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/7136b207-5684-a36a-364e-a1e0a31e6062.jpg> Upcoming Event 📆 Save the Date for Giving Tuesday Giving Tuesday—a global movement that encourages people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity—is on November 29 this year. Your contributions make a tremendous difference in supporting our mission to save the places that matter in Washington State, through the coming year and for generations to come. As we head into the year-end giving season, we hope you'll consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Washington Trust. Stay tuned to our newsletters and social media profiles in the coming weeks for more! Donate Here <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=6ced30d18b&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/079be4b4-4ea0-837c-f75f-604edb94b23c.jpg> Upcoming Event 📆 Monthly Stimson-Green Mansion Tours The Stimson-Green Mansion is back open for monthly public tours! Come check out one of Seattle's great architectural treasures and learn about the many stewardship projects we've completed during the pandemic. Tours are generally offered on the second Tuesday of each month. Please note the November tour is TOMORROW at 1:00 pm, and next month's tour takes place on December 20 to accommodate preparations for our annual Sivinski Holiday Benefit the prior week. The cost is $10 for the general public, but free for Washington Trust members and a guest. Masks are encouraged but not required. Register Today <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=b04d3bcdc9&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/166bc8f6-e0f6-6626-c3e1-7e949a190e42.jpg> Did You Know? ✅ Economic Impact of Tribes in Washington November is National Native American Heritage Month <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=e83ceb2e2d&e=2a9ec8db03> , which we observe by honoring, celebrating, and sharing the history and culture of Indigenous people across the country. Washington State is home to 29 federally recognized Tribes, each with their own Tribal governments that preserve culture, improve lives, protect resources, and build community on a daily basis. Tribal governments are a major driver of Washington’s economy—spending billions of dollars on the purchase of goods and services from private companies and generating millions of dollars in federal, state, and local taxes. Revenue from gaming and other Tribal enterprises also pays for critical services that benefit all Washingtonians. These essential services include health care, public safety, housing, environmental and natural resource programs, and transportation. How many people are directly employed by Tribal governments in Washington State? 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Contact Development Director Kristy Conrad at 206-624-9449. <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/e458152d-5c2b-431c-99b5-fe67e44bfb4a.png> <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=065f9cdcf0&e=2a9ec8db03> Share <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id =0a675f1fc1&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=24dc59c48d&e=2a9ec8db03> Tweet <https://preservewa.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id =5a55bc27a0&e=2a9ec8db03> <https://us2.forward-to-friend.com/forward?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=dc13978520&e=2a9ec8db03> Forward <https://us2.forward-to-friend.com/forward?u=907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058&id=dc13978520&e=2a 9ec8db03> <https://mcusercontent.com/907c69b081f5ea7a5b595e058/images/24ca45b8-8c9f-dcb8-d6f5-add93a15f931.jpg> New Study: Economic Resiliency of Main Streets We’re proud to share a new study focused on the resiliency of businesses in Main Street districts compared to similar districts in the state without a Main Street organization. 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