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- The Rise and Fall of the Snohomish Bicycle Tree: A Beloved Landmark . . .
And though the Snohomish Bicycle Tree may be gone, its story serves as a poignant reminder of the passage of time and the experiences that have shaped the Snohomish community
- The Snohomish bicycle tree - Sno-Isle Libraries
Did you know that in the 1890s, Snohomish was home to a hollowed out tree designed so bicycles could ride through?
- Bicycle Tree at Snohomish (1890-1927) - HistoryLink. org
An old-growth cedar tree near Snohomish gained a measure of fame after 1890 when a local logger was hired to cut a pathway through its massive trunk, allowing people to walk, bike, or ride a horse or motorcycle straight through the arch
- In the 1890s, a cedar tree beckoned Snohomish cyclists
About a mile south of the town of Snohomish, on what was then the edge of Abel Johnson’s property along a dirt wagon road popular with bicyclers, sat a massive, centuries-old western red cedar
- CONTENTdm - University of Washington
Caption on image: Bicycle tree at Snohomish The tree was later topped but the arch was preserved, although partially destroyed by fire The tree still stands just east of the intersection of Hwy 9 and Seattle Hill Road
- The famous bicycle tree of Snohomish [Washington]
The famous bicycle tree of Snohomish [Washington] Summary Woman with a bicycle seen through cut out part of a cedar tree Created Published c1911 Feb 6 Notes - J151826 U S Copyright Office
- View of entire original Bicycle Tree. | DPLA
A rare image of the Bicycle Tree of Snohomish, shown in its entirety, along with the pathway that leads to its entrance Two fences are visible on both sides of the path The fence on the right is covered in large advertising signs
- The Bicycle Tree. An iconic Snohomish. . . - Snohomish Library - Facebook
The Bicycle Tree An iconic Snohomish landmark created to support the bicycle craze that began in the 1890s It stood about a mile south of town, waiting for riders going to and from Everett to pass
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