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Explore downtown Everetts rich history with new walking tours

Everett, WALocal News

Downtown Everett will launch new walking tours on September 12, 2018, to explore its rich history and architectural landmarks. Kembra Landry will lead the tours, which will feature sites like the Everett City Hall and the Everett Public Library, both recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. Participants will learn about the historical significance of various downtown locations, enhancing their understanding of the city’s heritage. Local officials are promoting these tours to encourage community engagement and tourism, aligning with Everett’s broader cultural initiatives. The walking tours reflect a growing interest in preserving and celebrating local history.

According to Landry, “These tours will connect residents and visitors with the unique stories of our city. ” The initiative also aims to boost local businesses by attracting more visitors to the downtown area. This event underscores Everett's commitment to maintaining its historical identity while fostering community pride.

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