Feature Article - January 2016
The Bridges of Fall City
Some classic Fall City bridge photos were added to our collection in 2015. The "eras" of Fall City are closely connected to how one got across the Snoqualmie River. First came dugout canoes, then the river-powered ferry, followed by a series of three distinctive bridges. The "crossroads" personality of Fall City came from being located at this vital river crossing.
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Visit previous Feature Articles:
- Safely Clean and Restore Cemetery Headstones
- Black History Month
- Fall City: The Grocery Corner
- Fall City Schools Part 1: Early Schools
1873 through 1915 - Falls City Masonic Hall
- Neighbor-Bennett House
- The Bridges of Fall City
- Construction of Raging River Dike, 1938-39
- Fall City featured in The Coast magazine
- Raging River Auto Camp
- Falls City Depot Station
- Origins of lower Lake Alice Road