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07:1107:11, 19 January 2024 diff hist +18‎ m Alan White (Yes drummer) ‎ Previous user changes ("Newcastle" to "Seattle") were unnecessary and inaccurate. White died at his home in Newcastle, Washington, and the information card at the top of the article states as much. None of the articles used as sources say he died in Seattle, with only some using "Seattle-area".

06:0206:02, 16 September 2023 diff hist +408‎ Caulk boots ‎ Changed the only image in the article to show an actual pair of caulk boots. The previous user-submitted image was a pair of non-caulked logging boots. Added information pertaining to some of the companies that manufacture caulk boots.
05:3705:37, 16 September 2023 diff hist +111‎ m Newcastle, Washington ‎ Corrected details pertaining to the Newcastle Historic Cemetery, which had its first burial in 1879. Date of establishment is somewhere between 1878-1880 according to Newcastle Historical Society and King County Records. The King County historic marker on the gate of the cemetery gives a date of 1880.

23:0823:08, 16 January 2023 diff hist +26‎ m User:NewcastleDalton ‎No edit summary current
23:0723:07, 16 January 2023 diff hist +414‎ N User:NewcastleDalton ‎ Adding information to my wikipedia profile.
23:0023:00, 16 January 2023 diff hist +141‎ m Newcastle, Washington ‎ Brief correction to a past edit that said "miners". The group were coal surveyors searching for coal along Coal Creek. Also added that the name was accepted by other parties which had interest in developing & naming the town.

20:3720:37, 3 August 2022 diff hist +1,659‎ Newcastle, Washington ‎ An edit correcting the etymology of the name Newcastle in reference to the town in King County, Washington. Source was retrieved from "Origin of Washington Geographic Names", available in several places online. The book was published in 1923 by Edmond S. Meany and includes direct sourcing from where the information was obtained; with one of the main sources (especially for small locations) being letters between residents. I submit this edit on behalf of the Newcastle Historical Society.