In many ways Edmonds has retained the character of the early part of the century, but continued to grow into a highly desirable place to live and visit. On the waterfront, the shingle mills which boomed at the turn of the century have given way to a scenic jetty and waterfront parks. Where coastal steamers once took on their cargoes of freshly-cut timber, Edmonds' beaches are now designated marine sanctuaries and divers from all over the nation come to explore the underwater park at Brackett's Landing. Today's waterfront includes three beautiful beachfront parks, a popular 900-foot fishing pier and several spectacular waterfront restaurants, cafes, art galleries, and antique shops to explore.

 

For more information on Edmonds' colorful past, visit the Edmonds-South Snohomish County Historical Museum located in the beautifully preserved Carnegie Library building which was built in 1910 in downtown Edmonds.

 

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