My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of July, we’ll revisit early…
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Edmonds IGA shoppers can support the Edmonds Historical Museum with every purchase
The Edmonds Historical Museum is now participating in the Edmonds Market Fresh IGA’s community contribution program, Home Town Heroes, which allows shoppers to support the Museum with every purchase. It’s…
Edmonds-Woodway students awarded scholarships following museum website work
Two Edmonds-Woodway High School computer whiz kids will have a little extra help this fall when they start their freshman year, thanks to scholarships awarded Tuesday by the Edmonds Historical…
This Month in Edmonds History: History goes digital
My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of June, we’ll visit the…
From the Edmonds Museum: Magic Toyota used to be drinks, dancing refuge during Prohibition
In an effort to raise awareness of the importance of Edmonds’ Highway 99 corridor, the Edmonds Historical Museum and local resident Jim Underhill recently embarked on a fact-finding mission. Underhill,…
Scene in Edmonds: Museum presents check for Edmonds Firefighters Memorial
This Month in Edmonds History: Local happenings about town
My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of May, we’ll revisit 1916….
This Month in Edmonds History: A sneak-peek of the Edmonds Museum Building Renovation Project
My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of March, we’ll revisit 1910….
Edmonds Historical Museum to return to 1910 with renovations this spring
The Edmonds Historical Museum continues with the second phase of renovations this spring with plans to return the upper level to its original 1910 layout. The Carnegie Library building (now…
This Month in Edmonds History: Winter Happenings, circa 1923
My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of December, with winter fast…
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Edmonds Museum fundraiser draws capacity crowd and highlights ‘Best Scarecrow’ winners
Updated with a link to photos of Best Scarecrow winners It was a festive Friday night in Edmonds’ Holy Rosary parish hall as more than 200 guests gathered for an…
This Month in Edmonds History: Thanksgiving, Circa 1894
My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of November, we’ll revisit 1894….
Our Scarecrow of the Day and a reminder to purchase tickets for Nov. 8 museum fundraising dinner
Here’s our Scarecrow of the Day from the Edmonds Museum website: Shingle Bill, a retired shingle mill worker who likes to spend his days at the Edmonds Senior Center chatting…
Don’t miss the Edmonds Museum’s big Birthday Party Nov. 8
All the scarecrows popping up around Edmonds were inspired by the Edmonds Museum’s Scarecrow Festival. Voting continues through Oct. 30 and winners in each of the three categories — (1)…
Scene in Edmonds: And that’s why they call them ‘scare’crows
Edmonds Museum’s newest exhibit presents 40 years of artifacts
The Edmonds Historical Museum opens its newest exhibit with a look back at its 40 years of history. The exhibit, “40 for 40: Forty years of artifacts from the museum’s…
Scarecrow of the Day: Scare Dog
Here’s our Scarecrow of the Day from the Edmonds Museum website: Scare Dog, built by Cathy and Diane Buckshnis. You can view Scare Dog at 9322 190th St. S.W. You…
Scarecrow of the Day: Chef Crow
Here’s our Scarecrow of the Day from the Edmonds Museum website: Chef Crow, a chef from PCC’s Deli made out of straw and a face made of pasta. Built by…
Scarecrow of the Day: Farmer Joe
Here’s our Scarecrow of the Day from the Edmonds Museum website: Farmer Joe, which can be seen at the corner of 9th Ave and Puget Way, and was built by…
Scarecrow of the Day: Hammering Man
Here’s our Scarecrow of the Day from the Edmonds Museum website: Hammering Man, which can be seen at Chermak Construction, 655 Edmonds Way. You have until Oct. 31 to vote…
Time to vote for your favorite Edmonds scarecrow
Scarecrows have been popping up all around Edmonds, and it’s time to pick your favorite. Entries in the Edmonds Museum Scarecrow Festival are now posted on the Museum website. You…
Rick Steves to be guest speaker at Nov. 8 fundraising dinner for Edmonds Museum
The Edmonds Historical Society and Museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary Friday, Nov. 8 with a “Heritage Days” fundraising dinner, featuring Rick Steves, author, television personality and owner of Edmonds-based…
This Month in Edmonds History: North Trunk Road
My Edmonds News is proud to present a monthly look at Edmonds history, straight from the archives of the Edmonds Historical Museum. For the month of October, we’ll revisit 1927….
Coming this fall: the first-ever Edmonds Scarecrow Festival
Just in time for Halloween fun ahead, the Edmonds Historical Museum is sponsoring the first-ever Edmonds Scarecrow Festival! While fall festivities may seem far away, now’s the time to start…
George Brackett returns to Edmonds
Edmonds founder George Brackett dropped in for visit to the town he founded, putting in an appearance at the Saturday, Aug. 3 Edmonds Saturday Market to help commemorate the Museum’s…