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In Issaquah’s rough-cut early years, workers’ hard-earned wages went to whiskey, but they didn't give the "drink" when Prohibition arrived.

Through determination, the pioneers who ventured to Squak Valley in the 1860s, transformed the land from wilderness to homestead.

From 1889 until their death, the contributions of these two brothers to their community boiled down to life, death, and connection!

Throughout Issaquah's history, there's never been a shortage of strong, notable women. Uncover a healer, bold leader, and two entrepreneurs.

Long before the street stop lights we know today, the movement of trains was partially governed by colorful lanterns.