Our fine art book, J. S. White, Our First Architect: His Surviving Structures from 19th-Century Snohomish, features essays by local historian Warner Blake (Early Snohomish, Snohomish: Then and Now), and color portraits by Seattle photographer Otto Greule. White left nothing behind except his buildings, so Warner combed through over a decade of weekly issues published by the Snohomish Eye to discover White’s story and identify his structures.
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Early Snohomish, 2007, is available from Arcadia Publishing, and the Sno-Isle Libraries. This book spawned the blog and newspaper column “Snohomish: Then and Now,” which ran for seven years in the Snohomish County Tribune, 2007-2014.. . . HistoryLink, 2007-Present Happy and proud to be a part of HistoryLink.org contributing articles about Snohomish City to “The Free Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History.”
. . . “E. C. Ferguson in Steilacoom, 1858-59: A Prologue to the Founding of Snohomish” A publication and exhibition presented by the Snohomish Historical Society in 2009 — the 150th Anniversary Year of the city’s founding.Follow this link to download a pdf of the booklet.
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