Early Moorlands residents gathered at the Moorlands Community Club to discuss needed improvements as well as to socialize with each other. The 1936 clubhouse at NE 166th Street and Simonds Road became the Inglemoor Free Methodist Church in 1946. Photo courtesy of Washington State Archives, Puget Sound Regional Branch
Stephen and Craig Divoky, sons of early Uplake residents Charles and Agnes Divoky, enjoy the nearby woods, where they've built themselves a pint-sized stockade. Photo courtesy of the Divoky family
One of Kenmore's more visible citizens during a fifty-year period was Roger Smith, more familiarly called Bottles because he collected beverage containers to turn in for cash. His favorite observation post was seated on his wheelbarrow watching the passing traffic near Kenmore Pre-Mix, where he lived in a small building.…
Visitors view exhibits at the 2001 Kenmore Art Show, held in conjunction with the community's annual Good Ol' Days celebration. Photo courtesy of Roland Lindstrom.
The 1955 Sammamish Slough Race draws spectators to the shoreline to watch boat racers like Art "Bud" Sullivan of Kenmore. Photo courtesy of Art Sullivan.
The royal float for the 1959 KenFair Days parade proceeds along NE 181st Street. Queen Nora O'Donnell sits above her court of princesses (left to right): Pam Pick, Jean Smoot, and Lynn Gorthos. A fourth princess, Barbara Heald, is hidden behind Jean Smoot. Photo courtesy of Priscilla Droge
One of the fund-raising features of Kenmore's annual Frontier Days celebration was the practice of "jailing" prominent citizens and asking their friends to bail them out. Here, Gil Roundy, manager of Shoreline Savings, is looking for some friends to help during the 1983 celebration. Photo courtesy of Priscilla Droge.
Inglewood Golf and Country Club was chartered in 1919 and celebrated its grand opening on August 6, 1921 (pictured here). The clubhouse, built where the putting green is today, burned in the fall of 1924. A newer, more-splendid clubhouse opened in 1925 and continues operating today. Photo courtesy of Inglewood…