Date | Transaction |
1897 | Paul Barnes filed for homestead claim. |
1908 | Nettie R. Barnes, wife of Paul Barnes, sold to
Walter L. Patterson. |
1908 | Paul Barnes and Nettie Barnes sold to Helen G.
Burkhardt. |
1911 | Walter L. Patterson sold a portion of his Barnes
property to Helen G. Burkhardt. |
1914 | Helen G. Burkhardt sold to Avery J.
Singer. |
1915 | Lake Crescent Tavern, a corporation, created
with Avery Singer, president and Julia Singer, his wife,
secretary. |
1927 | Lake Crescent Tavern (corporation) sold to Aime
G. Michaud and Ermine Michaud, his wife. |
1928 | Aime G. Michaud sold to Lake Crescent
Company. |
1930 | Lake Crescent Company, Aime and Ermine Michaud, and
the Jewell Agency, Inc. versus the Seattle Trust Company in
Washington State Superior Court. |
1930 | Judgement against Lake Crescent Company in favor
of Seattle Trust Company. |
1930 | Property sold at sheriff's sale to Seattle Trust
Company. |
1930-1931 | Frank Maltby served as manager for Seattle Trust
Company. |
1933 | Lake Crescent Tavern trust estate created by Seattle
Trust Company. |
1939 | Contract made between Seattle Trust and Savings, and
Walter and Bessie Bovee. |
1941 | Seattle Trust and Savings Bank conveyed property
to Walter G. and Bessie C. Bovee, shareholders in the property. |
1945 | Contract of sale made between Walter G. and
Bessie C. Bovee and Loyal and Martha Carstensen, and Horatio and
Elizebeth Sabin. |
1947 | Horatio and Elizebeth Sabin conveyed their share
of the property to Loyal and Martha Carstensen. |
1947 | George Veith purchased a substantial share of
the property. |
1949 | Loyal Carstensen conveyed his share to Martha
Carstensen, his wife. |
1951 | Walter B. and Bessie C. Bovee conveyed Lake
Crescent Tavern property to the United States of America. |
1951 | Contract for a lease between the National Park
Service and National Park Concessions, Inc. |