How to Preserve Our Neighborhood Character using Historic Districts

Learn how we can Preserve Our Neighborhood Character using Historic Districts

Saturday, April 22, 2006 9 am - 4 pm Come to a free workshop!

Learn how we can Preserve Our Neighborhood Character using Historic Districts
The City of Bellingham Planning and Community Development Department and the Whatcom Museum will host a Saturday event to provide the tools and information necessary to understand preservation issues at national, state, and local levels as well as to provide suggestions on how to research, inventory, and learn more about historical buildings and neighborhoods in Bellingham and how building and neighborhood designations can be a help to property owners. Representatives for national, State, and local registers will be present and explain the process.

Register by contacting Richard Vanderway at the Whatcom Museum,

676-6981 x219 or by email to rvanderway@cob.org --

Registration by Monday, April 17 is encouraged, but will remain open through April 22 as long as seating is available.

Workshop Location: Whatcom Museum, 121 Prospect Street, Downtown.

Join the Lettered Streets Neighborhood Association!
Dues contributed will help fund upcoming projects that assist in preserving the character of our neighborhood, the occassional newsletter and our annual picnic.
Suggested contribution for dues:
$5.00 Individual ***** $10.00 Household ***** $25.00 Business

We can forward neighborhood news via email, so please send us your email address along with your dues to:
LSNA, P O. Box 852, Bellingham, WA 98227

The LSNA meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. at Washington Square, 2501 E Street.

Everyone is encouraged to attend and participate! The LSNA Board is a volunteer group elected by you. They serve the neighborhood and strive to keep the Lettered Streets a great place to live! If you would like to serve as an Area Representative or have any great ideas for the neiglıborhood, please contact any member of the Board.
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For the latest neighborhood news, visit our website at
www.letteredstreets.org