Delve into the History of Sports and Lush Charm of Edmonds, WA

Edmonds, WA may be a small town in the Pacific Northwest, but its history is rich with sporting events that reflect the quaint charm of its people. If youre a sports enthusiast or simply love exploring local culture, here are some mustvisit places to learn about the past 50 to 150 years of sports history in Edmonds.

1. The Willow Creek Fish Hatchery (95 Pine St., Edmonds) Built in 1914 as part of an effort to preserve salmon population in Puget Sound, this hatchery is now home to a museum dedicated to fishing and outdoor recreational activities. Learn how fishing has been an integral part of life for Edmondians since early days.

2. The Site Of Old Woodway High School Football Field (23800 Olympic View Dr., Edmonds) In 1957 and 58 seasons,the team won backtoback Evergreen Conference championships at this stadium located just outside city limits.This historic spot still serves as inspiration for todays football players at nearby high schools who would like follow their legendary footsteps..

3. The Bracketts Landing North Beach Railway Station (100 Railroad Ave., Edmonds) From 19061939 trains were one important mode of transportation between Seattle & Everett.This station served commuters heading north along with tourists visiting beaches and sports venues around Alderwood area.Learn about avid baseball lovers picnic parties who take train ride from Seattle on weekends to cheer up their favorite team playing against opponents on Sundays during summer months.

These locations offer unique insight into how sports have played a vital role throughout the development and culturerich heritage of Edmonds where natural beauty mingles seamlessly with communal pleasures.

Websites:

www.edmondshistory.org

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@EdHSC

@VisitEdmondsWA">www.discoveredmonds.com

Twitter:

@EdHSC

@VisitEdmondsWA