Uplake Neighborhood Association
Uplake Neighborhood Association gallery: Most recent 20 photographs, history category.



Ballanger, Burke, and Goat Trail

(updated 6/23/10, 06:25 pm)

Ballanger, Burke, and Goat Trail, 1915
This 1915 photo of Lake Forest Park's eastern houses shows the pre-lowering Lake Washington, along with the railroad which is now Burke-Gilman Trail, and Goat Trail Road heading off towards what is now Uplake, in Kenmore. Photo courtesy Shoreline Historical Museum.
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Dixie Inn, Kenmore, 1927

(updated 12/27/09, 12:00 pm)

The Dixie Inn of Kenmore, in 1927
Prohibition-era Kenmore was a centre for Seattle-area country dining (meaning drinking) and
dancing (also meaning drinking). The Dixie Inn was one of many such establishments.
(Image courtesy the Shoreline Historical Museum's Barbara L. Drake Bender Collection.)
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Stetson Store and northlake area, 1924

(updated 8/15/09, 09:14 am)

Red Brick Road at Ballanger Way, looking west into Kenmore from Lake Forest Park
Kenmore's downtown hill and eastern hill can be seen in the
background, as well as the northern tip of Lake Washington
(Photo Asashel Curtis, 1924, of the Stetson store in Lake Forest Park.
Image courtesy the Shoreline Historical Museum.)
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Gehr Erickson Road (now Bothell Way) in 1910

(updated 7/22/09, 07:32 pm)

Ole Hanson on Gehr Erickson Road (now Bothell Way) in 1910
photo Asahel Curtis, North Seattle Improvement Company Promotional Booklet, 1912
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Original Kenmore schoolhouse, 1936

(updated 7/1/09, 10:15 pm)

Original Kenmore schoolhouse, in dilapidated condition (1936)
The original Kenmore schoolhouse had not been in
use for many years by the time this photo was taken;
it was later put back into good order.
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Goat Trail Road, 1910

(updated 5/14/09, 04:46 pm)

Goat Trail Road, 1910
Goat Trail Road (NE 178th/NE 182nd) as seen in 1910
from the western boundry of what is now Uplake.
Photo Asashel Curtis, 1910, for the North Seattle Improvement Company.
Image courtesy the Shoreline Historical Museum.
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Early Uplake Terrace house, 1957

(updated 11/21/08, 09:16 pm)

Louise Sheffield House, recently completed, 1957
(photo Carol Hol; compare and contrast to May 2008.)
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McMaster Millworker's Shack, Kenmore, 1914

(updated 6/19/08, 12:55 pm)

McMaster Shingle Mill worker's shack, circa 1914
(From the collection of Priscilla Droge)
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Uplake Terrace, from the air, December 1953

(updated 5/21/08, 12:24 pm)

Uplake Terrace, viewed from the air, December 1953
Large (1280-pixel) version - Huge (2900-pixel) version - Current aerial view
From a stet of a photo found attached to the original plat map, possibly by Pope and Talbot Developers. We speculate that the white
areas are snow, already melted off the trees; it was a particularly snowy winter. The road along the bottom of the photo is
Bothell Way, and the road on the far right Cat's Whiskers Road, or 61st Avenue NE.
(Recovered from a stet of a damaged photo, photographer unknown; stet provided by long-time Uplake resident Jim Palm)
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Red Brick Road past Uplake, circa 1914-1917

(updated 8/9/07, 03:53 pm)

The Red Brick Road passing Uplake, Kenmore, circa 1914-1917
Soon, the lake will be lowered, the train line will become the Burke-Gilman Trail, and 40 years later the road will become
Bothell Way, and most of the land shown on the far side of road will become the neighborhood of Uplake, in Kenmore
(From the collection of Priscilla Droge)
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John McMaster's Shingle Mill, Kenmore

(updated 8/9/07, 03:43 pm)

McMaster Shingle Mill, circa 1909
(From the collection of Priscilla Droge)
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