Pacific

Bellingham

Whatcom County, WA

Population

91,353

Walk Score

98 · Walker's Paradise

Median rent

$1,385

Median home value

$528,600

[[Municipal corporation

1903

Bellingham is a city in and the county seat of Whatcom County in the U.S. state of Washington. It lies 21 miles (34 km) south of the Canada–United States border, between Vancouver, British Columbia, 52 miles (84 km) to the northwest and Seattle 90 miles (140 km) to the south.

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On the National Register

Historic districts

  • Broadway Park Historic District · listed 2012
  • Cissna Cottages Historic District · listed 2010
  • Downtown Bellingham Historic District · listed 2014
  • Eldridge Avenue Historic District · listed 1979
  • Fairhaven Historic District · listed 1977
  • South Hill Historic District · listed 2010
  • Woodstock Farm · listed 2021
  • York Historic District · listed 2010

Notable landmarks

  • Aftermath Clubhouse · listed 1978
  • Axtell, Dr. William H. and Frances C., House · listed 2012
  • B. P. O. E. Building · listed 1992
  • Bacon, George H., House · listed 1974
  • Barlow Building · listed 2004
  • Bellingham City Hall · listed 2011
  • Bellingham Herald Building · listed 2013
  • Bellingham National Bank Building · listed 1983
  • Black, Alfred L., House · listed 1980
  • Daylight Building · listed 2004
  • Donovan, J. J., House · listed 1983
  • Eldridge Homesite and Mansion · listed 1983
  • Fairhaven Library · listed 1982
  • Flatiron Building · listed 1983
  • Gamwell House · listed 1972
  • Great Northern Passenger Station · listed 1975
  • Hotel Laube · listed 2003
  • Immanuel School of Industries-Department of Public Welfare · listed 2003
  • Larrabee House · listed 1975
  • Leopold Hotel · listed 1982
  • Montague and McHugh Building · listed 1993
  • Morse Hardware Company Building · listed 2005
  • Morse, Robert I., House · listed 1977
  • Mount Baker Theatre · listed 1978
  • Oakland Block · listed 1999
  • …and 12 more

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