Big Four Mountain, before and after the inn was built. (Granite Falls History Museum)

Big Four Mountain, before and after the inn was built. (Granite Falls History Museum)

Then and now: Granite Falls Historical Society gallery

Digitization allows a click of a mouse to show how a site looked 80, 90, even 100 years ago.

The Granite Falls Historical Society has digitized thousands of photos, newspapers, yearbook pages and maps. In the process, it has involved high school students, other history organizations, volunteers and emerging businesses.

Gallery
Big Four Inn (Granite Falls History Museum)
Snohomish County Courthouse. (Granite Falls History Museum)
Granite Falls Bank in 1914 (top) and today. (Granite Falls History Museum)
Verlot Ranger Station when built (top) and today. (Granite Falls History Museum)

Big Four Inn (Granite Falls History Museum)

Snohomish County Courthouse. (Granite Falls History Museum)

Granite Falls Bank in 1914 (top) and today. (Granite Falls History Museum)

Verlot Ranger Station when built (top) and today. (Granite Falls History Museum)

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