League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations
League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations
National Register of Historic Places
The National Register of Historic Places is the federal government's
official list of those properties worthy of preservation. To qualify
for the National Register, a property must be significant in American
history, architecture, archaeology or culture and possess integrity
of location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling,
and association. Everett nominations are reviewed by the Historical
Commission and the mayor. Their recommendations are forwarded
to the State Advisory Council and then on to the National Register
staff in Washington, D.C. for final approval.
Placement on the National Register is largely symbolic and a tool
to encourage preservation, recognition, and rehabilitation of
our national heritage. It does not guarantee preservation of the
property. It does require that federally funded or licensed projects
be carefully reviewed before funds are released to alter or demolish
a National Register property. To encourage rehabilitation, tax
credits are available for renovation of commercial properties.
Washington Heritage Register
The Washington State Heritage Register recognizes the enduring
values of historic buildings to Washington State.
Everett Register
The Everett Register is a local program, started in 1988, to encourage
preservation and to honor those who have cared for Everett's historic
buildings. To encourage rehabilitation of significant historic
properties, the Everett Historical Commission may grant a Special
Tax Valuation to Everett Register property owners who complete
certified rehabilitations.
Arlington, NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR STATION, ARLINGTON,
18204 59th Drive Northeast, Arlington Municipal Airport (6/3O/95)
Bothell, BATES-TANNER FARM, 3420 240th Street
Southeast (3/9/95)
Bothell, NORTH CREEK SCHOOL, 22711 31st Avenue
Southeast (5/19/94)
Bothell, WINNINGHAM FARM, 3214 228th Street
Southeast (5/13/94)
Dartington vicinity, GREEN MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT,
Darrington Ranger District, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
(2/22/87)
Darrington vicinity, MINERS RIDGE LOOKOUT,
Darrington Ranger District, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
(7/19/87)
Dartington vicinity, SUIATTLE GUARD STATION,
Mr. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (12/18/90)
Darrington vicinity, THREE FINGERS LOOKOUT,
Darrington Ranger District, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
(7/14/87)
Duvall, BIDERBOST ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, On
Snoqualmie River (11/17/78)
Edmonds, BRACKETT'S LANDING, Main Street
at the waterfront (7/20/71)
Edmonds, ANDREW
CARNEGIE LIBRARY, 118 Fifth Avenue North (4/24/73)
Edmonds, EDMONDS CEMETERY, Near Edmonds Way
and 100th Street intersection (7/28/72)
Edmonds, EDMONDS HIGH SCHOOL (PUGET SOUND
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE), 410 Fourth Avenue North (8/22/86)
Edmonds, FIRST SCHOOL IN DISTRICT NO. 15,
233 Third Avenue North (7/28/72)
Edmonds, ODD FELLOWS HALL, 542 Main Street
(7/28/72)
Edmonds, PARMELEE RESIDENCE, 1228 Ninth Avenue
North (7/28/72)
Edmonds, STEVENS HOTEL, Second Avenue and
Bill Street (7/28/72)
Everett, COASTER II-QUISSETT [VESSEL], C
Dock South, Port of Everett (9/28/89)
Everett, COMMERCE BUILDING, 1801 Hewitt Avenue
(10/1/92)
Everett, COMMUNITY CENTER AND WAR MEMORIAL
BUILDING (MASONIC TEMPLE), 1611 Everett Avenue (2/21/79)
Everett, EQUATOR [VESSEL], 14th Street Yacht
Basin (4/14/72)
Everett, EVERETT CARNEGIE LIBRARY, 3001 Oakes
Avenue (12/6/75)
Everett, EVERETT CITY HALL, 3002 Wetmore
Avenue (5/2/90)
Everett, EVERETT FIRE STATION NO. 2, 2801
Oakes Avenue (5/2/90)
Everett, EVERETT PUBLIC LIBRARY, 2702 Hoyt
Avenue (11/17/89)
Everett, EVERETT THEATRE, 2911 Colby Avenue
(8/29/75)
Everett, FLORAL HALL, Forest Park (4/26/90)
Everett, ROLAND HARTLEY HOUSE, 2320 Rucker
Avenue (NR 5/2/86)
Everett, MARION BUILDING, 1401 Hewitt Avenue
(11/16/79)
Everett, MCCABE BUILDING, 3120 Hewitt Avenue
(NR 10/21/77)
Everett, MONTE CRISTO HOTEL, 1507 Wall Street
(NR 6/3/76)
Everett, PIONEER BLOCK, 2814-2816 Rucker
Avenue (5/31/79)
Everett, RUCKER HILL HISTORIC DISTRICT, Laurel,
Snohomish, Niles, Warren, Bell, Tulalip, 33rd, and 34th Avenues
(11/8/89)
Everett, RUCKER HOUSE, 412 Laurel Drive (12/4/75)
Everett, SNOHOMISH COUNTY COURTHOUSE, Wetmore
Avenue between Wall Street and Pacific Avenue (12/6/75)
Everett, SWALWELL BLOCK AND ADJOINING COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS, 2901-2909 and 2915 Hewitt Avenue (5/17/76)
Everett, SWALWELL COTTAGE, 2712 Pine Street
(11/28/78)
Everett, U.S. POST OFFICE AND CUSTOMSHOUSE,
3006 Colby Avenue (6/22/76)
Everett, WEYERHAEUSER OFFICE BUILDING, 1710
West Marine View Drive (5/14/86)
Granite Falls, VERLOT RANGER STATION-PUBLIC
SERVICE CENTER, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (4/8/86)
Granite Falls vicinity, HARTFORD TO MONTE
CRISTO RAILROAD, East of Granite Falls along South Fork Stillaguamish
River (5/28/71)
Index, BUSH HOUSE, Index Avenue and Fifth
Street (2/22/78)
Index, RED MEN HALL (REDMEN WIGWAM), Index
Avenue at Sixth Street (4/13/73)
Lake Stevens, GRIMM HOUSE, 2002 Hartford
Drive (3/9/95)
Lowell vicinity, FORT EBEY SITE, One mile
southeast of Lowell (7/30/71)
Lynnwood, KEELER'S KORNER, 16401 U.S. 99
(4/29/82)
Machias, MACHIAS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 1620
Austin (5/24/85)
Marysville, MARYSVILLE
OPERA HOUSE, 1225 Third Street (2/25/82)
Marysville vicinity, INDIAN SHAKER CHURCH,
West of Marysville, Tulalip Reservation, North Meridian Avenue
(5/4/76)
Marysville vicinity, ST. ANNE'S ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH, West of Marysville on Mission Beach Road (6/18/76)
Marysville vicinity, TULALIP INDIAN AGENCY
OFFICE, 3901 Mission Beach Road, Tulalip Reservation (5/3/76)
Monroe vicinity, WAGNER MILL POWER HOUSE
AND MACHINE SHOP, Northeast of Monroe on Wagner Lake (3/13/81)
Mukilteo, FOWLER PEAR TREE, Jade Gulch (7/30/71)
Mukilteo, MUKILTEO CEMETARY, Fifth and Webster
(7/30/71)
Mukilteo, MUKILTEO
LIGHT STATION, WA 525 (10/21/77)
Mukilteo, POINT
ELLIOT PEACE TREATY SITE, South of Point Elliott Lighthouse
(8/31/73)
Oso, OSO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, WA 530 (8/31/73)
Silvana vicinity, PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH,
One-half mile southwest of Silvana (7/28/72)
Skykomish vicinity, EVERGREEN MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT,
Skykomish Ranger District, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
(7/14/87)
Snohomish, LINERT RESIDENCE, 312 Avenue "D"
(11/8/72)
Snohomish, SNOHOMISH HISTORIC DISTRICT, Roughly
bounded by Avenue East, Fifth Street, Union Avenue, Northern Pacific
Railroad and Snohomish River (10/22/74)
Snohomish, WILLIS D. TUCKER HOME, 1012 Fourth
Street (11/8/72)
Stanwood, D.O. PEARSON
HOUSE (HERITAGE HOUSE), Pearson and Market Streets (5/25/73)
Sultan vicinity, HORSESHOE BEND PLACER CLAIM,
North of Sultan (5/7/81)
Sultan vicinity, SULTAN RIVER TRUSS BRIDGE,
Spans the Sultan River northeast of Gold Bar (3/13/81)
May 1996
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