Wallingford chimneys
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
6:00 to 7:00 pm Pacific. Free public webinar on Zoom.
- Nov 10Tuesday evening
- 6 to 7 pmPacific time
- Freepublic webinar
What we will cover
Every Wallingford block has a chimney, and most are as old as the house they sit on. Curious about yours? This session covers their history, how they were built, and how to keep them standing.
Sarah J. Martin opens with the chimney styles you see in Wallingford. Howard Garton follows with the craft: brick and mortar, common problems, and getting your chimney ready for winter.
Bring your questions! Hosted by Tyson Baty of Historic Wallingford.
Interested in the topic but can’t attend live? This webinar will be recorded and added to our website.
Speakers
Sarah J. Martin
Public and architectural historian
Sarah J. Martin is a public and architectural historian based in Wallingford. Her firm, SJM Cultural Resource Services, specializes in helping clients identify, document, and interpret historic places. She also works for Historic Seattle as their Landmarks Program Lead.
Howard Garton
Owner, Howard Homes NW
Howard is the proud owner of Howard Homes NW. “The beauty of our work is in the preparation,” he says. “Beautiful brickwork requires a substantial foundation.”
Register
Registration is free. We will email the Zoom link to everyone who signs up.
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About the series
Wally-Home Resource Sessions are free monthly webinars from Historic Wallingford for people who live in and care for older homes. The series leads up to the next Wally-Home Resource Fair.
Design adapted from the Wally-Home Resource Fair design by Linda Sewell.
