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  1. 2016 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2016, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include the earwig menace, ...
  2. 2015 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2015, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include a proposed loitering ...
  3. 2014 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2014, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include the "cutlet curfew," a ...
  4. 2013 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2013, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include gun control, the ...
  5. 2012 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2012, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include building the Space ...
  6. 2011 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2011, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include the Chinese Exclusion ...
  7. 2010 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2010, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include the Seattle ...
  8. 2009 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2009, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include the threatened ...
  9. 2008 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2008, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include the Bubbleator, the ...
  10. 2007 Find of the Month Archive Finds of the Month from 2007, highlighting interesting, important, and odd items from our collection. Topics include visits to Seattle by ...
  11. Preserving Personal Collections Tips and resources on caring for personal archives like letters, diaries, photographs, scrapbooks, home movies, and so on. Many people have ...
  12. About Archives and Archivists Questions and answers about what archives are and what archivists do. What is an archives? Archives hold historical records of ...
  13. About Primary Sources A primary source is a document - a letter, photograph, diary, manuscript, financial record, book, or even a quotation - that was written or ...
  14. Primary Sources at the Seattle Municipal Archives The documents available in our Digital Document Libraries and online exhibits are just a few examples of the wide variety of primary sources ...
  15. History Day Resources for Students and Teachers at the Seattle ... The Seattle Municipal Archives is one of many Pacific Northwest repositories that preserve primary sources that may be used to research ...
  16. Primary Source Analysis Worksheets Learn about primary source analysis and how it works with a variety of document types. Primary Source Analysis Worksheet - Documents Use ...
  17. Washington State Historical Newspaper Project Create the front page of a Washington newspaper from a particular decade in history. You will research and write news articles about two ...
  18. Mayors, 1948-present A new Freeholders Charter in 1946 changed the term of the Mayor to four years. Mayors who served from 1948 to the present are included in ...
  19. Mayors, 1890-1948 The Freeholders Charter of 1890 changed the term of office for the Mayor to two years. The two-year term was maintained under a new ...
  20. Mayors, 1869-1890 Seattle was incorporated as a city by an act of the Territorial Legislature on December 2, 1869. The City’s first mayor, Henry A. Atkins, ...
  21. City Council Alphabetical Listing Alphabetical listing of past and current Seattle City Councilmembers. The following list includes all of Seattle's City Council Members in ...
  22. 2016-Present The City Charter was amended by voters in November 2013 via Charter Amendment 19. This provided that City Council would consist of nine ...
  23. 1946-2015 The City Charter was amended at the General Election of March 1946 to provide that elections would be held biennially in even-numbered ...
  24. 1910-1946 A 1910 City Charter amendment provided for a City Council of nine members elected at large for three-year overlapping terms. Seattle City ...
  25. 1896-1910 A new Freeholders Charter was adopted in 1896 which returned the City Council to a single body with 13 members. Seattle City Councilmembers ...