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Let’s remember when Seattle got its booze back, on this day in 1932 (December 31)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when The Jazz Singer, the first hit movie to have sound, opened in Seattle, on this day in 1927…

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when the Moore Theatre opened, on this day in 1907 (December 28)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when Hearst announced its takeover of the Post-Intelligencer, on this day in 1921 (December 27)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when a raid in Magnolia turned up 50 gallons on moonshine, on this day in 1923 (December 26)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember the very first Christmas in Seattle, on this day in 1851 (December 25)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when right-wing wacko David Lewis Rice murdered Charles Goldmark, and his family, on this day in 1985…

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when one of the worst winter storms in recent memory began, on this day in 2008 (December 17)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when a massive fire hit Pike Place Market, on this day in 1941 (December 14)

Chris Burlingame in Journal of Precipitation

Let’s remember when the South Lake Union Streetcar began service, on this day in 2007 (December 12)