LYW Episode 17, June 20th 2024: Heidi Wasson of The Loggie Building
Dan Tucker • June 21, 2024
The Loggie Museum with Heidi Wasson
This week's episode features a highlight on Maritime Washington National Heritage Area's promotional film, 'This is Maritime Washington' winning an Emmy, and an interview with Heidi Wasson, docent and curator of the Loggie Building on Bellingham's waterfront. The Loggie Building hosts the Helen Loggie Art Museum. Helen Loggie was a prominent local artist with captured scenes of the Northwest in etchings and drawings.
The building recently had a period restoration and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Hear Heidi discuss the history of the building and the art within it.
The Loggie Building on E Street houses many of Helen Loggie's works.
Helen Loggie, artist and Whatcom resident.
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