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CITY OF EVERETT

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Cascades
Train#:500,501,506
507,508, 509, 513,516
  • Reservation 1-800-872-7245
  • Business Class Available
  • Bistro Lounge
  • Baggage Services
  • Reservation 1-800-872-7245
  • Sleeper & Dinning
  • Lounge
  • Baggage Services
  • Mile Post 34
    Sound Transit Commuter Rail
    1-800-201-4900

    Train #: 1700,1701,1702,1703
    1704,1705,1706,1707
  • Amtrak Northbound  510/Dp-8:31a   516/Dp-7:31p              

                 Southbound 513/Dp-9:55a  517/Dp-8:54p          

    Eastbound  8/Dp-5:44p                                    

              Westbound 7/Dp-8:33a                                              

    Sounder Northbound  1700/Dp-5:04p   1702/Dp-5:32p
                                   1704/Dp-6:04pp  1706/Dp-6:34p

                Southbound 1701/Dp-5:45a   1703/Dp-6:15a
                                 1705/Dp-6:45a  1707/Dp-7:15a

    GENERAL INFORMATION:    Tides     Weather     Local News     Library        
    Everett started in 1861 when Dennis Brigham built a cabin on a 160-acre claim on the shore of Port Gardner Bay. In 1890, Henry Hewitt along with Charles L. Colby and Colgate Hoyt founded the Everett Land Company for the purpose of building the city and officially incorporated on May 4, 1893, the year the Great Northern Railroad came to the town.

    Everett hoped that James J. Hill owner of Great Northern Railroad would make the town the terminus of his railroad. However railroad continued along the shoreline of Puget Sound to Seattle. Railroads and mines played an important part in Everett's future as ore was smelted, then sawmilling and port activity began to develop, along with shipbuilding as a dozen steam riverboats were built for the Yukon gold rush.

    Everett was the place where several survivors of the Bellingham riots settled, until they were beaten and forcefully evicted by a mob on November 5, 1907. Everett also was the site of the Everett Massacre of 1916 which was an armed confrontation between a mob led by local Sheriff Donald McRae and IWW members.

    Everett streets are named after each of the three founders, Colby Avenue, Hoyt Avenue, Hewitt Avenue and Bond Street named for Judge Hiram Bond, President of the Everett & Monte Cristo Railroad.


    FEATURES:    Historical Heritiage     Historical Waltz Meeting Center     Naval Station     Farmer Market        
    Situated at the mouth of the Snohomish River on Possession Sound, the Port of Everett was established 1918 includes both a deep-water commercial seaport and a marina with over 2000 slips. It is home port to the Navy and Kimberly-Clark paper mill. Redevelopment began in 2006 to convert the north end of the waterfront into a community of maritime business, retail shops and condominiums. The waterfront is also home to the Everett Yacht Club, which was founded in 1907, although it existed as early as 1895.

    ATTRACTIONS:      Children's Museum     Cinema Under the Stars     Art Council     Snohomish County Museum of History     Historic Theatre     Blackman House Museum     Flying Heritage Collection    

    EVENTS:    Fresh Paint Festival     Flying Heritage Calendar     Comcast Event Arena     Memorial Baseball Stadium     Colors of Freedom Parade     Coho Salmon Derby     Thursday Concert Calendar     Sunday Concert Calendar                
    During summer, the marina is home to the Everett Farmer's Market and the Waterfront Concert Series. In September, Tenth Street Park on the waterfront is home to the annual Everett Coho Derby, while each August the marina promenade is gowned in local art during the Fresh Paint Festival of Artists. The historic district is between 8th Street to 25th Street and from Broadway to Grand Avenue. The district contains many old stately homes including the home of the former U.S. Senator Henry M. Jackson on Grand Avenue.


    TRANSPORTATION:    Everett Transit     Paratransit     Community Transit     Skagit Transit     Sound Transit Coach     Everett Transit    Greyhound    Northwest Trailways     Sail Express                                    

    TAXI:    Orange     AAA     American Checker


    EXPLORE AREA:   Map     Parks & Recreation     Nishiyama Garden     Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens     Forest Park     Legion Memorial and Walter Hall Golf            


    TOURS:    Boeing     Historical Courthouse                


    CHARTERS:    All Stars Fishing     Big King Salmon     Possession Point Fishing     Sailing     Hot Air Balloon Rides            



    HOTEL/MOTEL:    Best Western Cascadia Inn*     Holiday Inn*                    
    Within walking distance*   "Will provide shuttle between station-hotel"


    STATION FACILITIES:    Amtrak     Everett Transit Center     Private Railcar & Tour Train Siding                


    SUPPORT SERVICES:    Amtrak Special Accessibility     Amtrak Disability Reservation                        


    Burington Northern Santa Fe
    Railway Emergencies: 800-832-5452
    Mile Post: Cascades N-34/S-123
    Mile Post: Empire Builder W-2173

    SOUND TRANSIT STATION
    No Reservation Required

    EVERETT STATION (EVR-Amtrak)
    Contact: Station Manager
    3201 Smith Av
    Everett, WA-98201
    PH: 1-800-872-7245
    Email:

    Building Customer Services
    PH: 425-257-7788
    FAX: 425-257-7787
    Email:  Joan Olsen, Building Manager

    Amtrak Reservation: 1-800-872-7245
    Directions
    Amtrak Express Shipping 800-377-6914
    No Ticket Vending Machines
    Staffed Ticket Sales
    No Bicycle Lockers
    Parking & Restroom
    Baggage Room
    Public Telephone
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Platform Seating
    No Sheltered Seating
    Lobby Seating & Restroom
    Overhead Cross Walk
    Food & Beverage Services
    No Connecting Rail Services
    Sounder Rail Connections
    Regional Transit Center

    AMTRAK WASHINGTON PASSENGER RAILWAY STATION LISTING

    State Map   State Tourism

    Auburn, WA   ( )  23 A Street SW   (Sound Transit Only)

    Bellingham, WA  (BEL)  401 Harris Street  98225

    Bingen, WA   (BNG)   Foot of Walnut Street   98605

    Centralia, WA   (CTL)   210 Railroad Ave   98531

    Edmonds, WA   (EDM)   211 Railroad Ave.   98020   

    Ephrata,WA   (EPH) 24 Alder Street NW    98823

    Everett, WA   (EVR)   3201 Smith Av   98201  

    Kelso,WA   (KEL)   501 South First Street   98626

    Kent, WA  ( )   301 Railroad Ave North  (Sound Transit Only)

    Leavenworth, WA   (LWA)   11645 North Road, Leavenworth,Wa    98826

    Longview, WA   (KEL)   501 South First Street, Kelso    98626

    Mount Vernon, WA   (MVW)  725 College Way  98273

    Mukilteo, WA   ( )  920 First Street   (Sound Transit Only)

    Olympia,WA   (OLW)   6600 Yelm Hwy, SE    98503

    Pasco-Kennewick, WA   (PSC)   Clark and Tacoma Streets   99301

    Puyallup, WA  ( )  131 West Main Street  (Sound Transit Only)

    Seattle, WA   (SEA)  303 South Jackson Street   98104   (Amtrak/Sound Transit)

    Skykomish, WA   (SKW)  5thStreet North & Railroad Ave  98288  (Under Construction)

    Spokane, WA   (SPK)   West 221 First Ave   99204

    Stanwood, WA   (SNW)   84th Ave NW & 271 Street NW, Wa    98292

    Sumner, WA   (SMR)   810 Maple Street, Wa    98352  Sound Transit Only

    Tacoma, WA   (TAC)   1001 Puyallup Ave.   98421  

    Tacoma, WA   (TAC)   424 E. 25th Street   98421   (Sound Transit Only)

    Tukwila, WA   (TUK)   7301 S. 158th Street   98118   

    Vancouver, WA   (VAN)   Foot of West 11th Street  98660

    Wenatchee, WA   (WEN)   Foot of Kittias Street   98801

    White Salmon, WA   (BNG)   Foot of Walnut Street, Bingen    98605

    Wishram, WA   (WIH)   West end of Railroad Ave.  98673


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