PCAD - Stimson, Frederick Spencer, and Nellie R. Clark, House and Dairy Farm, Woodinville, WA

AKA: Hollywood Farm, Woodinville, WA; Sainte Michelle Vintners, Incorporated, Winery, Woodinville, WA

Structure Type: built works - agricultural structures; built works - dwellings - houses

Aerial view of the Hollywood Farm, Woodinville, WA, c. 1911. University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, Repository Collection Abbie Ann Stimson Purcell photographs and scrapbooks. PH Coll 1538, Item #POR2762

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14111 NE 145th Street
Woodinville, WA 98072-6981

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Building History

The Seattle lumberman, Frederick S. Stimson (born 1868 in Mecosta County, MI-d, 11/24/1921 in Seattle, WA) and his wife Nellie R. Clark Stimson (born 1869 in Muskegon, MI-d. 03/16/1946 in Seattle, WA) established this dairy farm near Woodinville, WA, in 1911.

Building Notes

The Frederick S. Stimson Vacation House and Dairy Farm was placed on the King County and Local Landmarks List in 1983. The estate later became the winery for the Sainte Michelle Vintners, Incorporated.

Authorities and Identifiers

King County Landmark: ID n/a

PCAD id: 17917

Stimson, Frederick Spencer, and Nellie R. Clark, House and Dairy Farm, Woodinville, WA (1910-1911)