Go back in time on a journey through early Issaquah from the 1860’s to the mid-1910’s.

The remote Squak Valley and its few hundred migrant miners, loggers, farmers and their families who had joined the indigenous peoples in calling this place home was on the cusp of an economic and cultural boom that arrived with the train and statehood in 1889. Come hear their stories and see their photos at this evening of storytelling at the historic Train Depot in downtown Issaquah.

This event is FREE to attend. Please RSVP.