1924
Mar

Sand Point Field
Courtesy National Museum of the United States Air Force
1924
Sep 28

First Around-the-World Flight ends at Sand Point Airfield
An estimated 50,000 Seattlites celebrated the achievement.
1924
Sep 29

First World Flight monument erected at Sand Point Airfield
1938
Sep

Sand Point Naval Air Station Under Construction
Courtesy University of Washington
1964
Aug 2

Blue Angels at NAS Seattle
Courtesy Seattle Times
1955
Footage
Footage of Sand Point Naval Air Station, Courtesy Jeff Altman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfMJYwu5bM0
1956
May 19

NAS Seattle: Vital Link in Naval Reserve - Navy Times Article
1960
Photo

Guardhouse, 1960
1964
Aug 2

Blue Angels at NAS Seattle
Courtesy Seattle Times
Building 41 Outdoor Aviation Exhibit
Read more about the airplanes featured in our outdoor exhibit,
designed by Sandy Bricel Miller and painted by local and Magnuson Park resident youth in 2021.
Funded by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and 4Culture Preservation Sustained Support Grants.
Funded by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and 4Culture Preservation Sustained Support Grants.
SAND POINT HISTORY
THIS PAGE IS CURRENTLY BEING REVAMPED AND WILL BE BACK SOON!
IN THE MEANTIME...
While you wait for our new history page to launch, check out our collection of oral histories
Img: Ted Mejia, 2021 Sand Point Remembered Interviewee