Historic Maps

Visit our maps resource page where you’ll find our large collection from 1892 to a few decades ago.

Guided Walking Tours

We occasionally offer tours. These tours include historic Evergreen Cemetery, which are very popular, and downtown tours led by our historians. Check our home page for current events.

Self-Guided Walking Tours

Neighborhood self-guided walking tours

These are set up by neighborhoods. The street finder map will navigate you to the right part of our extensive collection of stories and vintage photographs.

Historic neighborhoods — Click on a neighborhood and street with this map, or use the nearby links.

Central Business District (downtown)

Mill Town Trail (waterfront, river and bay sides)

Forest Park (see also the HistoryLink tour of Forest Park)

Evergreen Cemetery, where many important people are memorialized

Or these neighborhoods:

Northwest neighborhood

Delta neighborhood

Bayside neighborhood

Riverside neighborhood (oldest)

Port Gardner neighborhood

Lowell is coming some day… Lowell is actually older than Riverside, and was annexed to Everett decades later.

Other self-guided tours

The City of Everett created a downtown walking tour in 2018. Works well on smart phones.
Downtown Sculpture Map of Everett art.
Everett Cyber Tour of Historic Places, courtesy of Snohomish County Tourism. Narrated by David Chrisman and David Blacker. Use your mobile phone if you have the “oncell” app.
Bayside Cyber Tour, by HistoryLink.org