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Book II
$30.00
"Magnolia, Making More Memories
"

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Book I
$40.00
"Magnolia: Memories & Milestones"


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Magnolia Cards
$10.00, 5 per set.
Two different sets!


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Book Payment & Delivery options.

First, please choose which payment and delivery method you would like to use. This purchase is for a book voucher ONLY. You will be provided with the location where you can pick-up your copy.

NOTE: Please write what items you want in the 'for' line on your checks. Indicate Book I or Book II.

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Write your check or money order for $30 ($40 for Book I). Add $7.50 if you want it shipped to you. Otherwise, we will contact you about where to pick-up your copy.

Address -

Please make payable to Magnolia Historical Society then send to: 3202 West Emerson St - Seattle, WA 98199

For Other Merchandise -

Please make payable to Magnolia Historical Society then send to: 3202 West Emerson St - Seattle, WA 98199. Please include $2.50 per item for delivery.

Other Merchandise - Descriptions

Archival Greeting Cards (set I)

Each card set is printed on 100 wt., cotton matte paper. Designed by Ray Sparks, each set includes 5 cards printed in high resolution black and white of historic Magnolia photos: Magnolia Boulevard at night, Girls on West Point Beach, Mt Rainer, A Boy and his Calf (Magnolia Dairy), and
Henry Allen Smith. Includes 5 envelopes.

Archival Greeting Cards (set II)

Each card set is printed on 100 wt., cotton matte paper. Designed by Ray Sparks, each set includes 5 cards printed in high resolution black and white of historic Magnolia photos: Magnolia Boulevard during Day, Merrymount Dairy Wagon, Carlton Park Bus, West Point lighthouse, and
"Indian Charlie". Includes 5 envelopes.

 

 

 


Historic Sites of Magnolia

West Point Lighthouse
(from Magnolia: Memories & Milestones)

courtesy Virginia Baxter

Lighthouses, the guiding lights to safety, the symbol of last hope to lost seafarers, the deal breakers in matters of life and death in many a seagoing saga, have captured America’s imagination. Magnolia’s West Point Lighthouse was built in 1881 off the jutting western point...More... 

Fort Lawton
(from Magnolia: Memories & Milestones)

courtesy of MOHAI

Fort Lawton never lived up to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce’s hopes that the Fort would be a major military complex. For some, the fact that Fort Lawton did not become an important part of the coastal defense reduced its historical significance... More.. 

Fisherman's Terminal
(from Magnolia: Memories & Milestones)

courtesy Gordon Strand, Nordic Heritage Museum

Seattle’s Fishermen’s Terminal has occupied the northeastern edge of the Magnolia community for nearly 100 years. This facility serves as a homeport for hundreds of boats and a multi-million-dollar fishing industry, and its resources have been part of Magnolia’s history from early on... More...

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