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Links to Media Stories
Click on the links below to find out about upcoming and recent
exhibits and programs at MOHAI! If you have questions, please call 206-324-1126.
For media inquiries, please contact Mercedes Lawry at 206-324-1126 x49 or send
email to mercedes.lawry@seattlehistory.org.
Speakers Forum on KUOW, May 1,2008
Seattle Times, Wednesday,
March 5, 2008
By Marsha King
Seattle Times, Monday,
February 18, 2008
By Jerry Large
Seattle Times, Sunday,
February 17, 2008
By Susan Kelleher
Seattle Post Intelligencer, Saturday, February 16, 2008
By Cecelia Goodnow
Seattle Times, February 12, 2008
By Stuart Eskenazi
by Elizabeth Shepherd
Seattle Channel, January 10, 2008
Seattle Times, November 24, 2007
by Sheila Farr
Seattle Post Intelligencer, August 2, 2007
By Debera Carlton Harrell
Seattle Times, August 3, 2007
By Brad Haynes
Seattle Post Intelligencer, June 5, 2007
By Debera Carlton Harrell
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, April 13, 2007
By Kery Murakami
Prior to working as executive director at MOHAI,
Leonard Garfield worked at the Washington State Office of Archaeology and
Historic Preservation, and was director of the King County Office of Cultural
Resources. Seattle's Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) first opened the
doors of its Montlake neighborhood facility to the public on February 15, 1952.
The Museum's first exhibits displayed artifacts, documents, and photographs
collected by the Seattle Historical Society.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, March 28, 2007
By Kery Murakami
Prominent cast reads collection of Black speeches, journals, songs
Thursday,
February 15, The Skanner
by Monica Foster
Seattle Times, Monday, January 29, 2007
By Judy Chia Hui Hsu
KUOW 94.9 FM "The Beat", Thursday, Jan. 18, 2007
Everett Herald, Wednesday, January 10, 2007
By David Chircop
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, December 21, 2006
By Gordy Holt
Play blends view of Denny party, Duwamish
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 20, 2006)
By Kery Murakami
USS Washington was scrapped but never forgotten
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 10, 2006)
By Mike Barber
(Seattle Times September 29, 2006)
by Marsha King
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 29, 2006)
Museum a Possibility in Historic Armory
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 8, 2006)
Dry Land Option Explored
(KUOW FM June 22, 2006)
Gene Tagaban on THE BEAT
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 17, 2006)
MOHAI and Northwest Seaport Explore Alternatives
(Seattle Times June 16, 2006)
MOHAI Assisting Northwest Seaport
(KUOW FM May 5, 2006)
Heritage Groups Consider Future of Armory and Park
(KUOW FM April 17, 2006)
Feliks Banel on WEEKDAY
(Seattle Times March 16, 2006)
Fashion at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 13, 2006)
Fashion at MOHAI
(KUOW FM March 8, 2006)
Dr. Stella Warnick on THE BEAT
(KUOW FM January 5, 2006)
Dr. Lorraine McConaghy on THE BEAT
(Seattle Times January 5, 2006)
CBS Exhibit and Nearby History at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 30, 2005)
Susan Paynter Reviews The Year
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 6, 2005)
Museum in Armory Key to South Lake Union
(Seattle Times October 20, 2005)
CBS Exhibit at MOHAI Maps the Stars
(KUOW FM October 17, 2005)
Feliks Banel on WEEKDAY
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 7, 2005)
Century 21 Icon Arrives at Museum
(Seattle Times October 6, 2005)
Seattle and THE DECATUR in the 1850s
(KUOW FM October 5, 2005)
Dr. Lorraine McConaghy on THE BEAT
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 5, 2005)
Dr. Lorraine McConaghy and THE DECATUR
(KPLU 88.5 FM October 4, 2005)
Dr. Lorraine McConaghy's Breathtaking New Research
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 24, 2005)
Another Icon MOHAI-Bound?
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 12, 2005)
Aurora Elephant To Become Only a Memory?
(KUOW FM September 6, 2005)
MOHAI Studying Feasibility of Museum in Armory
(Seattle Times August 18, 2005)
Museum Exploring Options at South Lake Union
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 15, 2005)
Forum at Museum Recalls August 1945
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 27, 2005)
US Navy Sloop-of-War Visited Seattle in 1855-1856
(Seattle Times June 25, 2005)
Designing an American Asset at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 22, 2005)
National Building Museum Exhibit at MOHAI
(KUOW FM April 29, 2005)
Weekday with Steve Scher
(Seattle Times April 28, 2005)
Crow Tales at MOHAI
(KUOW FM April 19, 2005)
The Beat with John Moe
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 2, 2005)
Library of Congress Exhibit at MOHAI
(Seattle Times April 1, 2005)
Lewis & Clark Exhibit at MOHAI
(King County Journal April 1, 2005)
Rivers, Edens, Empires at MOHAI
(Seattle Times March 6, 2005)
Brushes With History at MOHAI
(Seattle Times February 10, 2005)
Lincoln's Pink Toe Truck Heads for MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 4, 2005)
Signs of A Previous Time Find A New Home at MOHAI
(Seattle Times January 17, 2005)
Bill Kossen's There Goes The Neighborhood, Again Project
(Seattle Times December 12, 2004)
Preserving Family Memories with Help from MOHAI
(The News Tribune December 3, 2004)
The 33 and 1/3 Days of Christmas at MOHAI
(Seattle Times November 19, 2004)
The 33 and 1/3 Days of Christmas at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 19, 2004)
The 33 and 1/3 Days of Christmas at MOHAI
(The News Tribune November 19, 2004)
The 33 and 1/3 Days of Christmas at MOHAI
(Seattle Times October 2, 2004)
NEBRASKA Centennial at MOHAI
(KPLU 88.5 FM September 10, 2004)
Local Play Creates Legacy for MOHAI
(KUOW 94.9 FM September 7, 2004)
MOHAI's Lorraine McConaghy on The Beat
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 19, 2004)
80th Anniversary of Seattle's Round-the-World Flight
(Seattle Times August 13, 2004)
Home Movie Day at MOHAI August 14, 2004
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 10, 2004)
Home Movie Day at MOHAI August 14, 2004
(KPLU 88.5 FM August 9, 2004)
Audio Tour of the Northwest's Most Famous Highway
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 21, 2004)
Space Available at 800 Pike
(Seattle Times July 13, 2004)
Famed Gorilla Would Have Been 53 This Month
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 11, 2004)
Finding Your Way at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 3, 2004)
Bob Hope Remembered at MOHAI Saturday, June 5 at 2 p.m.
(KUOW FM June 2, 2004)
Thanks For The Memory at MOHAI
(Seattle Times Tuesday, June 1 2004)
MOHAI Marks 25th Anniversary of Sonic Win
(Seattle Times April 25, 2004)
MOHAI Preserves Elements of City's Character
(Seattle Times April 22, 2004)
Rivers, Edens, Empires MOHAI Bound
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 22, 2004)
Library of Congress Selects MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 26, 2004)
Helen Thomas to Speak at MOHAI
(The News Tribune March 26, 2004)
MOHAI Hosts Renowned Correspondent
(Seattle Weekly March 24, 2004)
Correspondent Visits Seattle
(Real Change March 18, 2004)
Legendary White House Correspondent at MOHAI
(KUOW FM March 3, 2004)
Changing Face of Power at MOHAI
(Seattle Times February 26, 2004)
Changing Face of Power at MOHAI
(Seattle Times February 26, 2004)
Neon City Bus Tour with MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 25, 2004)
MOHAI Offers Tour of Seattle's Neon Icons
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 9, 2004)
A Camera Lens Sees What Real Power Looks Like
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 30, 2004)
Scribblings That Led To All Sorts Of Products Now On Display
(News Tribune January 30, 2004)
Smithsonian Doodles Exhibit Premieres at MOHAI
(Puget Sound Business Journal January 30, 2004)
Other Expansion-Minded Museums Learn From Troubles at EMP and BAM
(Seattle Times January 1, 2004)
Renewal at MOHAI
(News Tribune December 5, 2003)
NW TV Holiday Reunion at MOHAI
(Seattle Times December 1, 2003)
King County Snapshots
(Seattle Times November 19, 2003)
Holiday Home Movies Go On Display
(Seattle Times November 13, 2003)
MOHAI Marks 152 Years of Seattle History
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 13, 2003)
Anniversary of Arrival of Settlers, Birthday of Historical Society
(Seattle Times October 28, 2003)
Home Movies Sought for New Exhibit
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 28, 2003)
MOHAI Unveils New Website
(Seattle Times October 28, 2003)
MOHAI Launches New Website
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 23, 2003)
Seattle Founder Arthur A. Denny
(News Tribune August 23, 2003)
Kaleidoscopic View at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 11, 2003)
MOHAI's Neon Collection
(Seattle Times October 10, 2003)
New Exhibit at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 10, 2003)
Black History Exhibit Opens
(The Herald October 10, 2003)
MOHAI Showcases Ford Centennial
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 10, 2003)
Seattle Drives Ford at MOHAI
(KOMO 1000 News October 7, 2003)
Seattle Drives Ford Exhibit at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 28, 2003)
Turning Back The Dial History Walking Tour September 6
(Seattle Times August 28, 2003)
Walking Tour at MOHAI This Saturday, August 30
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 26, 2003)
Declaration of Independence at MOHAI
(News Tribune August 23, 2003)
Declaration of Independence at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 21, 2003)
Declaration of Independence at MOHAI
(Seattle Times August 20, 2003)
Declaration of Independence at MOHAI
(Seattle Times August 19, 2003)
Declaration of Independence at MOHAI
(Seattle Weekly August 6, 2003)
American Presidency at MOHAI Spurs Presidential Memories
(Seattle Times July 13, 2003)
Bedtime for Bobo Pajama Party at MOHAI
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 10, 2003)
Do you have collectibles associated with the Commander-in-Chief?
(Seattle Times July 3, 2003)
MOHAI History Walking Tour Highlights The American Presidency
(KOMO 1000 News July 3, 2003)
MOHAI, Norman Lear and The Declaration of Independence
(The News Tribune June 13, 2003)
The American Presidency at MOHAI
(Seattle Times June 10, 2003)
Nicole Brodeur on The American Presidency
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 7, 2003)
American Presidents Come to Seattle
(The Herald June 6, 2003)
Smithsonian Exhibit in Seattle
(Seattle Times June 3, 2003)
Lincoln, Winkin' and a Bit Odd
(Seattle Times May 19, 2003)
Outdoor Artifact Officially Dedicated
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 19, 2003)
USS COLORADO Remembered at MOHAI
(Seattle Times April 29, 2003)
Community Marks 100th Anniversary of Crosby's Birth
(King County Journal April 10, 2003)
Smithsonian Show Opens June 7, 2003
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 10, 2003)
JP Still Rules!
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 4, 2003)
TV Clown Surprised With Giant Mural
(Seattle Times April 4, 2003)
Four Seasons Olympic Always a Top-Notch Hotel
(Seattle Times April 2, 2003)
Look in the Dryer!
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 27, 2003)
Where is the Pink Toe Truck?
(Seattle Times March 27, 2003)
Local Companies Adjust Strategies
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 27, 2003)
1953 Territorial Centennial Play Broadcast
(Seattle Times February 15, 2003)
MOHAI Exhibit Highlights Local Jewish Women
(Seattle Times February 11, 2003)
Painting of 1889 Fire Turns 50
(EVENING Magazine February 2003)
Kids Invited to Predict the Future!
(Seattle Weekly January 29, 2003)
MOHAI & Other Museums Look to Expand
(Jewish Transcript January 2003)
Exhibit at MOHAI Highlights Jewish Women
MOHAI and KPLU are looking for your lost & found sounds!
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 2, 2003)
Radio Station and Museum Seek Lost & Found Sounds
(Seattle Times January 1, 2003)
MOHAI, KPLU and Soundscapes
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 19, 2002)
"Wonderful Life" Rebroadcast 3 pm Sunday
(Seattle Times December 14, 2002)
Future of Local Retailer in Question
(Seattle Times December 13, 2002)
John Curley and Others Star in Radio Broadcast
(Seattle Times December 12, 2002)
Aurora Valentinetti's Frederick & Nelson Puppets
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 12, 2002)
It's A Wonderful Life Friday, December 13
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 22, 2002)
Nostalgic Display Highlights Seattle Holiday Season
(Seattle Times November 15, 2002)
Allied Arts, Tomio Moriguchi, Norm Rice, Pacific Coast Feather, Roger Sale
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 31, 2002)
Rod Belcher, Bob Blackburn and Bob Robertson
(Seattle Times October 30, 2002)
Tim Eyman Prevails Over Jean Godden and John Keister
(Seattle Times October 21, 2002)
Will it be Tim Eyman, Jean Godden or John Keister?
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 18, 2002)
New exhibit takes history outside the box
(IMLS Website)
MOHAI demonstrated "outstanding performance in all areas of museum operations."
(Seattle Times September 18, 2002)
Marni Nixon sings the song that opened beloved children's show.
(Seattle Times September 18, 2002)
Famed local puppet "Norbert" of "Boomerang" purchased at a garage sale.
(Seattle Times, September 11, 2002)
Famed local puppet "Norbert" of "Boomerang" purchased at a garage sale.
(CitySearch September 9, 2002)
See how we fared against EMP, the Museum of Flight, and others.
(Seattle Times September 6, 2002)
Actor who played famed J.P Patches sidekick turns in his wig and crown.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 17, 2002)
Bobo the Gorilla remembered as an original Seattle superstar.
(Seattle Times June 30, 2002)
Party planned for dead gorilla/celebrity.
(Seattle Times June 28, 2002)
Seattle radio pioneers talk up a storm.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 20, 2002)
Local radio pioneers talk about the good and bad of the old days.
(Seattle Times June 19, 2002)
Home of Stan Sayres, the man who "invented summer in Seattle" is for sale.
(Seattle Times June 13, 2002)
"Treasure Twins" to speak at MOHAI fundraiser.
(Seattle Times June 11, 2002)
Rolling landmark does a dance all the way to MOHAI.
(News Tribune June 8, 2002)
Roadshow regulars to talk antiques at a fundraiser.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 7, 2002)
Seattle Fire Department artifact gets new home on MOHAI site.
(Seattle Times June 5, 2002)
1919 Bell rings an historic tale at MOHAI.
(News Tribune June 4, 2002)
Historic Seattle Fire Department artifact gets better play at MOHAI facility.
(Seattle Weekly May 23, 2002)
MOHAI gives an annual tour of Montlake Bridge workings.
(Seattle Times May 6, 2002)
Local recounts the growth of the Eastside.
(Seattle Times April 25, 2002)
Radio powerhouses continue long-time rivalry.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 19, 2002)
The world came to Seattle in '62.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
MOHAI wants to know what you did at the World's Fair in 1962.
(KING 5 April 6, 2002)
Lordy, lordy, MOHAI celebrates Space Needle's fortieth birthday.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 4, 2002)
It's been 40 years since the world came to Seattle for the World's Fair.
(Seattle Times April 4, 2002)
MOHAI marks one of Seattle's turning points.
(Seattle Times March 20, 2002)
Elvis sings "Take Me to the Fair" on MOHAI's phone system.
(Seattle Times March 19, 2002)
MOHAI Executive Director discusses the museum's future.
(Seattle Times March 13, 2002)
Local history organizations team up to put more history photos online.
(Seattle Times March 4, 2002)
Priscilla Bullitt Collins offers insights into Seattle's beginnings and growth.
(SOUND RIDER March 2002)
Motorcyle magazine notes motorbiking exhibit.
(Eastside Journal March 1, 2002)
'Cycle exhibits puts MOHAI into high gear.
(Seattle P-I March 1, 2002)
Vintage motorcyles turn MOHAI into a biker's dream.
(Seattle P-I February 15, 2002)
Century-old pageant gets a one-night revival.
(Seattle Times February 14, 2002)
MOHAI to re-enact ribbon-cutting ceremony that opened the facility a half-century ago.
(Seattle Times February 11, 2002)
MOHAI mentioned in article about Seattle's fashion backwardness.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 13, 2001)
Locals recreate early days of radio in holiday event.
(Seattle Times December 7, 2001)
"Home for the Holidays" event feature J.P Patches and Gertrude actors.
(Seattle Times November 30, 2001)
J.P. Patches and Gertrude record MOHAI's on-hold message.
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 25, 2001)
Museum becomes the keeper of the Washington Energy blue flame sign.
(Seattle Times October 14, 2001)
Here's a list of the high points in Seattle's 150-year history.
(Seattle Times October 14, 2001)
Results of reader's poll on Seattle's most influential people.
(Seattle Times September 30, 2001)
No boasting or boosterism at MOHAI's METROPOLIS 150 exhibit.
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