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Pacific Avenue Historical Building

The ancient old historical Snohomish County Courthouse has an address of 3000 Rockefeller, but it is a campus that is the entire block from Pacific Ave to Wall St, and from Rockefeller to Wetmore. This building sits in the Port Gardner neighborhood of Everett as does one of the buildings I have on the N Broadway page. The clock began ticking on 3/9/1910. They have torn down much of the old courthouse to the north, but the original portion that was built between 1910 and 1911 still remains. Much restoration has been done to the courthouse over the years. Most notably to me is the clock. The clock stopped working for many years, but I noticed it was working again recently.

Pacific And Colby Old Train Station

There is a building on Colby Avenue and Pacific Avenue that used to be the train depot. Built in 1910, same time as the courthouse mentioned above. Seattle-Everett Interurban Railway depot, built by Stone and Webster. The building is not being used now, but they have painted the bottom portion with a mural, so maybe it will be open again soon. At one point in more recent history, it was the Greyhound bus depot. Almost all of the large old buildings in Everett were built over about a 10-15 year span of time. Not to be confused, this is the original train station that ran from Everett to Seattle. Long since gone are the rails that ran to it. Before this train route was built for commuting between Everett and Seattle, there was nothing but a really bad bumpy dirt route, making travel very difficult and time consuming. Not to mention any cars of the time would run into all kinds of mishaps. The street cars used to meet up on the north side of the building, later that is where the buses parked. Everett got rid of the street cars in 1923.