Aberdeen City Council Approves 2 More To City’s Historic Registry

Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 10:38 AM

The council voted unanimously for the addition of the Side One Studios building and the Aberdeen Timberland Library.

The Aberdeen City Council approves adding two more sites to the city’s historic registry. The council voted unanimously for the addition of the 92-year-old Side One Studios building and the Aberdeen Timberland Library, which has been around since 1969. These locations will become the city’s 21st and 22nd sites on the local historic registry. You can read more about Aberdeen’s history though the link found at go grays harbor.com https://aberdeenwa.gov/257/History

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