League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations Home

League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations
Washington State
www.snocoheritage.org

The October 2010 Quarterly League Board Meeting will be Monday October 18th
10 am - 1 pm at the
Everett Public Library Auditorium

Membership & Contact Information
Loscho Enews
Blog page
New! - Calendar
Links (below)

Member Organizations
ALDERWOOD MANOR HERITAGE ASSN. & HERITAGE PARK
DARRINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY PO Box 1130 / Darrington, WA 98241
EDMONDS MUSEUM
EVERETT PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTHWEST ROOM
HISTORIC EVERETT
GRANITE FALLS MUSEUM
Friends of HEYBROOK RIDGE
INDEX HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MARYSVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MONROE MUSEUM
MONTE CRISTO PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION
MUKILTEO HISTORICAL SOCIETY & LIGHTHOUSE
MUSEUM of SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Everett, WA
SKY VALLEY ANTIQUE TRACTOR CLUB
SKYKOMISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SNO-ISLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
SNOHOMISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY & Blackman Museum, Snohomish (City), WA
STANWOOD AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
& D.O. PEARSON HOUSE
STILLAGUAMISH VALLEY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
STILLAGUAMISH VALLEY PIONEERS & MUSEUM
WESTERN HERITAGE CENTER at Monroe Fairgrounds

Search here for Family, Community, Business & Local History !

Featuring digital images of local historic places throughout Snohomish County with the support of the Everett Public Library Northwest Room Digital Collections staff
Award Recipients for 2009
An Anthology of Online Local Histories	This project features histories of farms, roads, schools, mines, prohibition, Native American traditions, historic buildings and landmarks
Snohomish County An Illustrated History

Mission Statement : The League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations exists for the purposes of

coordinating local organizations for mutual assistance,
facilitating the obtaining of funds and grants for historical purposes,
establishing and promoting minimum standards for the organizations.

Several countywide projects have involved all heritage organizations in the county. A railroad commemoration project (1993), interpretive signage (1994), a countywide map and guide to the location of museums (given to museums and visitor info centers in 1995 & updated in 2001 for free distribution), and the Heritage 2000 Project, have involved all organizations in a mutually beneficial exchange of information, increasing membership in all organizations as well as in the League, and promoting visits to museums. Current projects include: the Women's Legacy Project, Road Names Project and the Places of the Past Digitization Project