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Bishop Augustin Blanchet dedicates Washington's original St. James Cathedral at Fort Vancouver on January 23, 1851.

On January 23, 1851, Bishop Augustin Magloire Alexandre (A. M. A.) Blanchet (1797-1887) consecrates as a Catholic cathedral a rustic missionary church on land adjacent to the Hudson's Bay Company's Fo...

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Washington Territorial Legislature incorporates the City of Vancouver on January 23, 1857.

On January 23, 1857, the Washington Territorial Legislature passes an act incorporating the City of Vancouver, a Clark County settlement of just over 918 acres located on the north bank of the Columbi...

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Lowell Mason Hidden opens the Hidden Brick Company in Vancouver, Clark County, in 1871.

In 1871, Lowell Mason Hidden (1839-1923) opens the Hidden Brick Company in Vancouver, and his timing could not be better. Mother Joseph (1823-1902), head of the Sisters of Providence mission in the Pa...

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Seattle "More Homes Bureau" housing campaign kicks off on September 3, 1918.

On September 3, 1918, Seattle's "More Homes Bureau," organized and backed by a coalition of civic and trade groups, launches a successful campaign to build thousands of new dwelling units to meet Seat...

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Seattle Master Builders Association and Seattle Post-Intelligencer sponsor first National Housing Exposition of the Pacific Northwest on March 25, 1939.

On the evening of March 25, 1939, Seattle's first National Housing Exposition of the Pacific Northwest, co-sponsored by the Seattle Master Builders Association and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, open...

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