- Report on the Wallingford Historic District Feasibility Study
- Public Meeting Presentation
- Public Meeting Sign Boards
Wallingford-Meridian Streetcar Historic District
The nomination for the Wallingford-Meridian Streetcar Historic District to the National Register of Historic Places was considered at a public hearing of the Washington State Advisory Council on Historic Preservation on October 14, 2022. The Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places officially approved the nomination on December 9, 2022.
Background
Historic Wallingford is an all-volunteer neighborhood non-profit organization with a mission to foster an awareness of and appreciation for Wallingford’s history and architecture. With support from King County’s cultural funding agency, 4Culture, Historic Wallingford is leading the effort to nominate parts of Wallingford as an historic district to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). We are working with a consultant, Northwest Vernacular, who led our Feasibility Study in 2019.
The report identified four areas – noted in the study as A, B, C, and D – that are potentially eligible as NRHP historic districts (in the map below, Area C is divided into two parts, C1 and C2). The report, public meeting presentation, and sign board files are available to you at these links: