History article written for the GFHS website,The Sno-lsle Libraries organization is striving to make more material
available to its patrons, in the form of digital
images portraying the history of Snohomish and Island Counties. With the
sponsorship and leadership of the Granite
Falls Library and librarian Jude Anderson, Granite Falls was one of the
communities selected to participate in the "Digitize
Our Community History" program in 2014. We are taking this opportunity
to share some of the pictures with Mountain
Loop eXpress readers.
If you‘re interested in viewing these and other pictures online, please
go to http://wwwsno-isle.org/catalog/ghotos and
select “Granite Falls" to see the first 50 of the 130+ images
submitted. The Sno-lsle intern is working as quickly as she
can to bring them all online.
The first real
downtown school
building was built in
1893, on the
southeast corner of S.
Granite Ave. and
Pioneer St. That
property was to sen/e
as the primary school
property for decades.
Within ten years, it
needed to be
expanded, so its size
was doubled with an
addition on the south
side of the original
school building.
Hi Jewell was the town
photographer, and very
active in many civic
events and duties.
, Accession/Object ID: No accession number, Object Name: , Title: "Back in the Day" article, Author: Fred Cruger, Description: History article written for the GFHS website, Date: , OCR Text: The Sno-lsle Libraries organization is striving to make more material
available to its patrons, in the form of digital
images portraying the history of Snohomish and Island Counties. With the
sponsorship and leadership of the Granite
Falls Library and librarian Jude Anderson, Granite Falls was one of the
communities selected to participate in the "Digitize
Our Community History" program in 2014. We are taking this opportunity
to share some of the pictures with Mountain
Loop eXpress readers.
If you‘re interested in viewing these and other pictures online, please
go to http://wwwsno-isle.org/catalog/ghotos and
select “Granite Falls" to see the first 50 of the 130 images
submitted. The Sno-lsle intern is working as quickly as she
can to bring them all online.
The first real
downtown school
building was built in
1893, on the
southeast corner of S.
Granite Ave. and
Pioneer St. That
property was to sen/e
as the primary school
property for decades.
Within ten years, it
needed to be
expanded, so its size
was doubled with an
addition on the south
side of the original
school building.
Hi Jewell was the town
photographer, and very
active in many civic
events and duties.
, Granite Falls Historical Society,Documents (articles, clippings, letters, papers),Local History Articles,Back in the Day (local),First downtown school.pdf,First downtown school.pdf Page 1, First downtown school.pdf Page 1
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