Trillium Heritage Award

 The Shoreline Historical Museum sponsors the Trillium Heritage Award to recognize outstanding examples of historic architecture in the communities of Lake Forest Park, North Seattle and Shoreline. The purpose of the Award is to raise awareness of the community’s past, as well as encourage excellence in maintenance and perpetuation of historic buildings in accordance with their original style. Nominated buildings can be anything from modest homes to commercial structures. Award recipients, one in each of the three cities, are given a certificate and a plaque suitable for display on the outside of their building.

The criteria for the Trillium Heritage Award are:
Must be a building/property with an address in one of the three communities of:

Lake Forest Park
North Seattle (north of 85th)
Shoreline

Must have been built prior to December 31, 1940
Must be a building maintained in accordance with its original style.

Anyone can make a nomination for any property that meets the criteria listed. Valid nominations shall have the signature of the property owner(s). Nomination forms must be completed and turned in to the Museum by September 30 of this year. The three Trillium Heritage Awards will be presented at the annual meeting of the Museum in November. Contact 206-542-7111 for your Trillium Heritage Award nomination form today.

Hilton home in Shoreline, 2010 Award winner.

The Wurdemann Mansion in Lake Forest Park, 2008 Trillium Heritage Winner

The Brown Home in Broadview, a 2009 Trillium Award recipient.Hilton home in Shoreline, 2010 Award winner.