Video & Audio
Twin Peaks/Palmer House
Video prepared by Jeremiah Beaver View
Everett’s Most Endangered Historic Places
This Most Endangered Historic Places list is for raising awareness of buildings, properties, and sites having an unknown future to be preserved.
Longfellow School (1911)
The school district is no longer using this building, located at 3715 Oakes Ave. It is in danger of being torn down. A group of advocates has been formed by ESD to seek future alternatives to demolition.
Masonic Temple/Knights of Columbus (1921)
This building at 1611 Everett Ave was originally built as the Knights of Columbus Community Center and War Memorial Building for $110,000 in 1921, it was transferred to the Masonic Temple in 1926. This was built nearly the same time as the YMCA. Both originally had gymnasiums and swimming pools. For more history on this Second Renaissance Revival style building, see our Central Business District page.
Labor Temple (1930)
This building is for sale, so we will monitor that the new owners keep it intact. For more information on this building, see https://historiceverett.org/walkingtour/Hewitt.html#Labor and https://historiceverett.org/walkingtour/cbd.html#Labor.
E.A. Nord headquarters (1973)
300 W. Marine View Drive. There is some concern about the decline of this property, which is not being used. Part of the property appears to be used currently for boat sales.
