North Slope Historic District- Tacoma, WA

Find Your Home On The National Historic Register

North Slope residents Jay and Julie Turner were the spark plugs, the fuel and the drivers of the machine that created and submitted the nomination forms to the Washington State Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation. The state office added our neighborhood to the Washington Heritage Register and recommended the NSHD to the federal government to be added to the National Historic Register in February 2003!

Now, you can find the description of any property listed in the National Historic Register by clicking on one of the links below.

For more information about the North Slope and its creation, click here and here.

National Historic Register Property Listings:

(click below)

Note: The National Register designation is purely honorary, and it varies somewhat from the designations in the Tacoma Register of Historic Places, which does carry legal restrictions for property owners. To see if your property is contributing or non-contributing within the city of Tacoma's North Slope Historic District, consult this document (click here) or contact Tacoma's Historic Preservation Officer, Reuben McKinight at 591-5220 or reuben.mcknight@ci.tacoma.wa.us

-North 2nd, North 3rd, North 4th

-North 5th, North 6th

-North 7th

-North 8th, North 9th

-North 10th, North 11th, North 12th

-North 13th

-North Ainsworth, North Cushman