Reminder Uncovering Seattles Lost Cemetery topic of latest author and speaker series presentation in Edmonds Feb. 20

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The upcoming Edmonds Author/Speaker Series will host a presentation titled "Uncovering Seattle's Lost Cemetery," featuring speakers Cari Simson and Elke Hautala. This event will delve into the history of the Duwamish Cemetery, where 3,260 individuals were buried before the site was erased in 1912 for river dredging. Simson and Hautala, known for their Invisible Histories podcast, aim to connect the audience with this significant yet forgotten aspect of Seattle's past. Their discussion will touch on themes of industrial growth, collective memory, and the marginalized stories that often go unrecognized. The event will take place at the Edmonds Waterfront Center, which is equipped with accessibility features for guests who are deaf and hard of hearing.

Attendees are encouraged to reserve their seats online for the $7. 50 admission fee, with walk-ins accepted based on seating availability. This engaging talk promises to shed light on the untold histories of South Seattle, making it an essential experience for local history enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about a crucial part of Seattle's history that has largely been overlooked.

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