Snohomish Visitor Center, Tourism Information
1301 First Street - Snohomish, WA 98290 | OPEN 10am - 5pm | Phone: 360-862-9609
Places to Stay
Accomodations in Snohomish Washington (Places to stay)
Hotel - Motel's in Snohomish| The INN at Snohomish Motel | (360) 568-2208 | Web |
Bed and Breakfast's in Snohomish
| Countryman's Bed and Breakfast | (360) 568-9622 | Web |
| Cadyville Carriage House B&B | (360) 568-5390 | Web |
| Pillows and Platters B&B | (360) 862-8944 | Web |
| Snohomish Washington Area History Quick Fact |
| 1855 Military Road In 1855, th Federal Government appropriated money for a military road to cut through the forests from steilacoom to Bellingham. |
| 1860 Squatter's claim At the outbreak of the Civil War in 1860 there were rumors of construction of a military road between Fort Steilcoom and Bellingham. Quick to realize the potential of a strategic location, E.C. Ferguson made a squatter's claim to the site of Snohomish where the Pilchuck River joins the Snohomish River. |
| 1868 E.C. Ferguson Wedding In 1868 Ferguson married Lucetia Morgan of Olympia, the daughter of a prominent pioneer. They raised three children: Sylvia, Ivy, and Cecil Emery. |
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