Links To The Past: Week Of September 30

September 30th, 2007 @ 12:51 am by Cliffe | Sorted Links To The Past |

After last week’s deluge of nostalgia, preservation, and history — this week is much lighter.

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• Jean Godden: Saying Goodbye To Our Friend, Walt Crowley
  Seattle City Councilmember Jean Godden says goodbye to HistoryLink‘ s Walt Crowley.
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• It’s (Not) The End For The Last Exit
  Mossback breaks the news that the building of the Seattle landmark coffee shop is going down for the count.
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  And then reports that it’s not.
• On Architecture: These Local Designs Are Simply Dispiriting
  The PI critiques some of Seattle’s more underwhelming architectural feats including The Westin Towers.
• Crowley Penned A Plan For HistoryLink’s Future
  Days before his death, Walt Crowley wrote a “Just in case” letter to his wife detailing his plan for HistoryLink and his replacement.
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2 Responses to “Links To The Past: Week Of September 30”

1. Christopher Michael says:

   September 30, 2007 at 2:36 pm

   The Times printed a really good guest column by Walt Crowley today. It was the best take I’ve read so far on the RTID prop. Even near death he could write the best reason why to vote yes.
2. Cliffe says:

   October 11, 2007 at 2:09 am

   Thanks for the heads up. Posted a link to the piece.

   Cliffe