New Date Set for Landmarks Commission Hearing for Ronald School

Last week the Shoreline/KC Landmarks Commission Hearing for "Certificate of Appropriateness" for the Ronald School proposal was postponed.

Now the new Hearing date has been set for:
• When - Wednesday, November 17, 7pm
• Where - Richmond Masonic Center, N 185th and Linden Ave N
(parking available at Fred Meyer)
                  753 N. 185^th in Shoreline
• Why Should You Attend? 
     • It is a Landmarked Historic Building
     • Ronald School is the oldest public building in Shoreline, built in 1912
     • It is a unique and rare freestanding structure that represents a semi-rural school building
           that is a fine example of the "classical revival" style of that period
     • It is in the City's Community Vision and was proposed as an element of our 
         Town Center Subarea
     • It is a vital part of the fabric of our community 
     • The Shoreline Historical Museum has been the steward of this building since the 1976
           Bicentennial, when the museum was created

Ronald School-
photo credit- Vicki Westberg
If you have questions or comments on this matter please contact: 
J. Todd Scott, AIA ,Preservation Architect

King County Historic Preservation Program

400 Yesler Way, Suite 510

Seattle, WA   98104

206.296.8636

todd.scott@kingcounty.gov

Shoreline Preservation Society is heading up an effort to save this unique building. Stay tuned for more information about ways to help. If you wish to be involved or have information please call 

206-734-5545.