actually this was the highway to seattle well this is the house my grandfather built that we looked at from the other side down on the pentagon way and they want it had to be moved up to to here to this street in order to make way for finnick in way and that's where my mother was raised and i spent a lot of time there is a youngster and one of the characteristics of that house that i remember vividly was that had a  wood up from the basement fuel the kitchen stove and even though we weren't supposed to do it we used to ride up and down that way to crank each other up and then you always of course had to leave somebody halfway mother's yeah you know yeah and she confessed my age and he's the one who went with high pockets to the seminary got kicked out and he went to bellingham high school and then he went out and got a college degree any was a teacher and he taught latin as a matter of fact some food bank and they go back and get a free a service station actually the service station i don't remember it being a service station but was a service station when this was the main highway two lanes pete while we're here in front of your house i think it's worth talking about you third generation bonnie and kid growing up in south hill your dad a fisherman and you ended up being the dean of the largest washington football scholarship to largely i think to because of chuck olson who is a football player with university of washington and i think he convinced them down there to give me a try and so i had the opportunity to go there with most of my expenses paid so i came home and told my dad that i was and whether i was going to go to school now i was going to wait go later making pretty good money and they said no you're and he to arrange for them to go out earlier because most of the crew or all the crew were yugoslavs and several of them are from california living on the boat and the others were all that was in the neighborhood she told my uncle he wanted to go out and he left put my se boys and they were all fisherman been told my father told me that that that was a hospital and this was a must to set chuck's and they had a fairly large family would go down to eleventh street will see the house below that and they moved yeah well he wasn't quite that covered up before oh there's lunch out that's why dad would trap that was formerly a single storey house that my grandmother and grandfather lived in that's the grandmother and grandfather marta such that had the house and house was a single storey house and then my grandmother died and my grandfather said well we were renting up there on twelve three and he said well i tell you what i'll remodel this house a little bit and i had a little sister put a second story on it and you can walk down there with me so he put the second story on and did a little bit of remodelling inside and we moved down here and to live here  and then when my mother moved just about eight years ago down to the parkway chateau we sold this house to my son and his wife and they did a more there pete no that's actually that my bedroom was on the south side my sister's bedroom was up there on the north side and that's just where the stairwell comes up oh yeah one bathroom nice big basement downstairs where my father had a shop and we hung nets and all that sort of thing right down below there where that where this white house is when i grew up was just a lot better fact there was only one house on that whole street down below and we had our garden there and kept our wood piles there as well and and  had about an acre around all the way to see either side of reed border there and all the way down almost the railroad tracks about a career and a half it was you know down on the other side of level street didn't want to live there well maybe because maybe that's because on the other side of eleventh street was a city dump yeah that's right down there just above east and there was a city dump but the other problem was there were  down there by by sister not lowe's and then right over there where you see that guy working with that backhoe that was where my uncle nick middleaged lived they just tore that house down recently and he was the man you fished for yeah he was a very fine gentleman kind of kind of  was a camp for in vancouver his job was a stage manager for a strip joint of the water he never really fish before and he did out there on those boats that he'd be hanging out of the back with his wife she was a funny ass the too nice lady and they lived in that house for quite a long time and then if you walk down here just two houses down you know i love the way you there is no movie out house that's where frank invents grew up and that that's where we were renting my family was renting when my grandparents lived down there when my grandfather remodeled that house of that house from the from the millions as a matter of fact these two houses here were actually identical at one time they both had two stories oh really and that house was owned by the plant itches and mr plantation i forgot his name first name had two boats he had the pacific reserve for quite a long time and then he bought a hercules from a guy in seattle and i think but  is at the present time the house next door was the rapid it family home this was  right and that house had two stories oh and mitch kapor tells me the story that he was born on the second floor of that house on the kitchen table and he said that story was that they dropped him off and hit the floor on his head that's why i got to put his his mother gave birth on the kitchen of the kitchen table after this was the second story stores things were a little hike as they had to buy in from some other still but if you needed a quart of milk or a loaf of bread or something of that sort to go across and i remember they used to have little toys there too and i remember added onto because that part was not there at one time and there was another house right here just now it turns out that this house was owned by a guy's name crap that's right that's right and she did and she had this great action and i think maybe the as a child the first time i was quite fascinated by her and i remember hands she was a big woman and had worked all her life obviously in big big hands and they were all right from picking crap and we'd buy she'd buy you could buy a whole crab cooked or you or you could but she'd pick the menu but there it was amazing as the story goes that push it didn't trust banks so he kept his money in the house and he had a barrel and he kept putting coins in years and years and that barrel there and he said if anybody can lift that barrel and take it home they can have  no that's peter and i know jack rabbit says well you probably knew too jack rather such as there was another one that was jackie sad and they both named their kids jack and the other one that was a problem yeah there were a lot in common  i think the house was just that part down below and he said this connection from split they didn't come from peace and he was a cook on the fishing boats and was he a great big strong no place right next door here where this fancy condominium or duplex this was the louis jerry family home oh and he wasn't just believe so i believe so and they had a business on the other side of eleventh street jerry bottling company well that was the pet bottling up oh they had they had the property the property right above the they all that property where that bottling company was where work another building that condominium down above the above the oil tanks yeah and the two sisters live there after louis left are they on that property and they wouldn't sell it for a very long time when i'm died i think the other ones may still be alive and well he died of course too but but the jury's didn't have the bottling they had the property i don't know if they had it before or father nick village my uncle who lives right down here that i think with and jack was the third brother that was gump says wife i've got his father and and my caruso's wife's father you know we need a great big house down on fourteenth street that dick kink campaign manager and that we met i missed that house going down fourteenth street but this is a house they grew up in and father's name was paul paul and mitch was a seriously good that's a very good basketball player and he played his team much in the state tournament when he was in high school this house over here on the corner yeah that was even brother was named john eve it and john went to the university of washington and got a law degree became a very prominent successful attorney in the family moved to seattle when john went down there and then this was later rented by a family called the dual citizen and i think later on it was owned by one of the kinks in pretty poor and they worked hard they save their money and they bought a house be comfortable some of these houses like this and some of them had a substantial amount of money fisherman who but they lived generation got a bit more and more inclined to get a house on edge more if they had the money and maybe go in that you know yes the generation after that just natural thing yeah i appreciate your taking the time to share your knowledge and fun i think valuable to do well thank you i've i've enjoyed it as i was telling you earlier i've kind of had an opportunity to increase my knowledge of the community a bit more by trying to get some more information and i am i grateful that mitch cake agreed to write around with me yesterday because he added a great deal to what we had today and telling us about some of the families that lived in these and these houses we missed some of the houses and i'm sure some of the people who lived in them we m