Kent Historical Museum’s Bereiter House sees honor, plaque

Mayor Suzette Cooke and Greater Kent Historical Society President Charlene Shaw, unveil the Landmark Plaque Sept. 8 that recognizes the 1908 Bereiter house (Kent Museum) through the Kent and King County Landmarks Commission.

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Kent Mayor Suzette Cooke and Greater Kent Historical Society President

Kent Mayor Suzette Cooke and Greater Kent Historical Society President

Mayor Suzette Cooke and Greater Kent Historical Society President Charlene Shaw, unveil the Landmark Plaque Sept. 8 that recognizes the 1908 Bereiter house (Kent Museum) through the Kent and King County Landmarks Commission.


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