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WINTERS HOUSE -
“The Eastside visits the AYPE:”
2102 Bellevue Way SE, Bellevue
Meet me at the AYP!  Come and see souvenirs and photos from visits made by Eastside residents to the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition 100 years ago!  The AYP was Seattle’s first worlds fair and people came from all over the globe to visit the fairgrounds including early Eastsiders.  Included in this display is the diary of a 9 year old girl from Happy Valley (near Redmond) who visited the fair, she wrote about the fair and the many exciting sights to be seen.

KIRKLAND CITY HALL --
“Tea on Lake Washington”
123 Fifth Avenue, Kirkland
It’s tea time at Kirkland City Hall so put on your finest hat and bring your best tea pot to see a collection of tea pots, tea cups and other beautiful tea things.  Also on display are several spring hats, gloves and purses that an elegant lady might have worn to tea around the Eastside as well as photos of early settlers sharing tea.

THEATRE AT MEYDENBAUER CENTER -
"In 1909…"
11100 NE 6th St., Bellevue
1909 was the year of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle. Many people from Bellevue and the Eastside made the journey to the city to visit the areas first worlds’ fair. Come and see what life was like in Bellevue the year of the fair. On display are photographs and objects from 100 years ago when Bellevue was still in its early days.

VANDER HOEK CORPORATION -
"Bellevue's Changing Landscape"
9-103rd Ave NE, Bellevue
A photo display of Bellevue in the 1950s-70s, featuring Rolf Preuss and Bill Brant images.

The Eastside Heritage Center is constantly looking for opportunities to exhibit items from our collection. If you are interested in a display for your business or special event, contact us at 425-450-1049.