October 2012
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Backwards Down the Number Line (Part 2)
Hello again, my friends! Come along and ride as we continue on this fantastic voyage “backwards down the number line” and explore three more numerically-titled albums that are available for checkout in the Library’s collection. Continue reading
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History Through Photographs of Capitol Hill
For such a young city, Seattle revels in its history—neighborhoods celebrate their past, historical buildings are preserved in debate-filled public exchanges between developer and citizen, individuals trace their family and community history through genealogy and archival research. Everybody seems to have a strong sense of the past—their own, and the city’s. Continue reading
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Mushrooms and Permaculture
In this year’s Urban Self Reliance program series, running through October at various neighborhood branches, The Library will present two different workshops on wild mushrooms. Edible Mushrooms will focus on resources to introduce you to the world of mushroom gathering. On the Mushroom Trail, presented by author Langdon Cook will discuss the underground economy that has… Continue reading