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Click for larger image	#100. BELLEVUE Its First 100 Years Published 1984, revised in 2000, 196pp Lucile McDonald, revision supervised by Libby Walgamott with Charles P. LeWarne The consummate authority on the history of Bellevue, McDonald's book chronicles the struggles of its early settlers, mid-century small-town suburbanites and the establishment of the state's leading edge-city of the 20th century. It is a homey folksy narrative laced with abundant names, anecdotes and pictures that provide a charming read and an excellent historic educational tool. Includes references and index. Price includes tax + $2.50 s/h
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Click for larger image	#105. BELLEVUE Timeline Published 2003, 95pp Alan J. Stein with History Link Staff Stylishly presented with color photos, maps and illustrations, this timeline chronicles Washington's leading Edge City from homesteads to high rises and strawberry fields to server farms: A story of individual enterprise, civic spirit, and enlightened public policy. Price includes tax + $2.00 s/h
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Click for larger image	#108. Hunts Point Published 2011, 81pp Michael Luis Hunts Point, on the eastern shore of Lake Washington, has grown from a small community of summer cabins into one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Washington. Once on the periphery of the region, it now sits at the center of a vibrant and exciting metropolis. Two things have remained constant from the time of the first permanent residents, over 100 years ago: a beautiful sylvan setting and a strong sense of identity and community. Commissioned by the Town of Hunts Point, this book traces the history of one of Washington’s most unique places to live. Price icludes tax + $2.00 s/h
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Click for larger image	#110. LAKE WASHINGTON THE EAST SIDE Published 2006, 128pp Volunteer historians from the Eastside Heritage Center reviewed hundreds of photographs to create this wonderful book, with the goal of illustrating the lake's historic relationship with Kirkland, Bellevue, Renton, and the towns and neighborhoods of Newcastle, Medina, Hunt's Point, Beaux Arts, Juanita, Houghton, Yarrow Point, Kennydale, Wilburton, and Enatai. Many photographs they found have never been published before and offer glimpses of the lake that even lifelong residents will find novel. Also available: Our Eastside Heritage Center Signature Tote Bag and Book combination purchase. Totebag regularly priced at $17.00. Save $5.00 when purchased in combination with Lake Washington, the East Side Prices includes tax, shipping and handling
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Click for larger image	#115. MEDINA Published 2011 Mike Luis Medina, once the gateway to the central Eastside, has become a fashionable suburb and a great place for families. This book, by a third-generation Medina resident, combines fascinating photos and documents with the first comprehensive historical narrative of the city. Learn about ferries and wharfs, homes and businesses, development of the SR-520 corridor and about the people that built Medina from the ground up. Price includes tax and $2.00 shipping/handling.
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