Arlington City
Arlington City Hall is located at 238 North Olympic Avenue, Arlington, WA 98223.
Phone: 360‑403‑3441.
Neighborhoods
- Alderwood
- Arlington Heights
- Blue Spruce
- Bryant
- Cicero
- Crown Ridge
- Darrington
- Eagle Ridge
- East Marysville
- Edgecomb
- Fraley Mountain
- Getchell
- Getchell Hill
- Gleneagle
- Grandview
- Granite Falls
- High Clover Park
- Island Crossing
- Jensen Farm
- Jim Creek
- Klackman
- Lake Goodwin
- Lake Riley
- Lakewood
- Lauck Hill
- Marysville
- North Arlington
- North Everett
- North Marysville
- Old Town
- Pilchuck River
- Rainbow Springs
- Riverside
- Seven Lakes
- Silvana
- Sisco Heights
- Smokey Point
- Snohomish
- South Arlington
- Squire Creek
- Stanwood
- Trafton
- Upper Ridge
- Victoria Heights
- Whitehorse
Arlington as described in 1940 [1]
Arlington is at the junction of the north and south forks of the Stillaguamish River. In 1864, the first pioneer, Captain Daniel Marvin, anchored a scow on the north fork of the river to serve as his temporary home. Although it once ranked with the largest shingle manufacturing centers, Arlington now has only one mill and, like many other Washington towns, has turned to dairying, poultry-raising, truck gardening and fruit growing.
- Works Progress Administration, Federal Works Agency, Federal Writers' Project, Washington: A Guide to the Evergreen State, Washington State Historical Society, 1941.
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