The Crawford Store is the last intact retail building in the historic Richmond Beach business district. John Holloway, an early resident of Richmond Beach, built the two-story structure in 1922. The building, with a large covered front porch, faces the road that once led to the railroad depot. Langford and Eva Crawford were the first in a long line of shopkeepers who operated the store and lived in the apartment upstairs. Address: 2411 NW 195th Place, Shoreline.
King County Landmarks: Crawford Store (1922), Shoreline
- By Heather MacIntosh
- Posted 1/01/2000
- HistoryLink.org Essay 2359
Sources:
King County Landmarks and Heritage Commission.
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