Grant Workshop: Preservation Special Projects
Location:
Zoom Panel Discussion, Workshop
Date: Feb 10, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 2:00 pm
This special session will feature a panel discussion with previous Preservation Special Projects recipients, followed by a King County Quarterly Regional Preservation Training Workshop co-sponsored by 4Culture, Historic Seattle, and King County Historic Preservation Program. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to strengthen your application!
12:00–1:00 pm: presentations by 4Culture and previous grant recipients
1:00–2:00 pm: training by King County Historic Preservation Program
Presentations by:
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Emily P. Lawsin, 4Culture, Historic Preservation Program Manager
Previous Award Recipients:
Jonathan Moon, Recipient of 2024 Landmark Nomination Support and 2025 Preservation Special Projects grants for Preservation and Restoration Planning of The Charnley Home, a Mid-Century Modern Landmark in Shoreline.
Holly Taylor, Projects grant recipient for “King County Grange Halls Past and Present: Historic Context Study”
Eugenia Woo, Historic Seattle, Director of Preservation Services, Projects grant recipient for “Elevating a more equitable and inclusive standard in preservation” (in partnership with the Black Heritage Society).
Sarah Steen, King County Historic Preservation Program, Landmarks Coordinator, Training on Preservation Incentives and Special Tax Valuation
Co-sponsored by 4Culture, King County Historic Preservation Program, and Historic Seattle.
This is a group panel presentation; to schedule a one-on-one individual appointment to discuss your 4Culture application or project ideas, please contact: Emily P. Lawsin at or at (206) 477-3110.
For questions about King County Historic Preservation Program, contact Sarah Steen Landmarks Coordinator at 206.375.6916 or .
This workshop will take place on Zoom. Once you register, you will receive an email with a link and passcode to join. Virtual workshops will be captioned; please contact Jackie Mixon at if you need any other access support.