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Bellevue's oldest surviving structure, the Burrows Cabin, is moving. Built by Civil War veteran Albert Burrows in 1883, the cabin was transported early Friday from its current spot off of 112th Avenue Northeast to Chism Beach Park. In the wee hours, the humble log house rolled through downtown on a trailer, past the city's sleek, modern […]

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