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Greetings from Snohomish! Explore a bygone era with this captivating collection of vintage postcards. Richly illustrated and carefully curated, this book offers a unique visual experience of the history of Snohomish through 19th and early 20th century postcards. From its days as a logging mecca to the home of the world-famous Bicycle Tree, to the history of the post office and early photographers, this is a rich tome of research and a valuable resource for locals and historians alike. Find it in the SnohomishWalks shop.
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An informational guide and collection of resources for starting your historic home research.
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An inventory of historic commercial and residential buildings, plus cemeteries, churches, schools, and more.
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A biographical index of early Snohomish people, including the namesakes of local buildings, parks, and events.
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“A city of five thousand souls, thoroughly modern. Gas, electric lights, paved streets, modern business buildings… a city of beautiful homes. She outnumbers the rest of us in years but none of the decrepitude of age is noticeable. She does not aspire to be a metropolis but she will always be what she is today, a healthy, progressive, essentially home city.”
-"Snohomish The 'Hub City.'" The Labor Journal, June 9, 1911
