TRIGG HOUSE
This 1909 house was the first brought in to start Gilman Village. Built by Alfred Morris and Jack Trigg, it has been moved twice. The home first stood where a dairy plant now stands in downtown Issaquah. It was moved in 1932 by owner Louis Krall to allow for the expansion of a creamery building to include a feed co-operative.
Commercial development of the area encroached on the Trigg House one more time in 1972 when a supermarket chain purchased the land. Betty Konarski, who had turned the house into a collectible crafts store, moved the house to its present location along with the smoke house built by Mr. Krall.
In 1974 the roof of the house was raised to provide a full second floor for business space.
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