History & Culture · Lecture/Presentation

Pavement and Plucky Girls: 1920s Tales from Washington's First Highway

A fascinating historical presentation exploring 1920s tales from Washington's first highway.

Sat, 22 Aug 2026 Encompass Child Development Center Snoqualmie , Washington
Explore the rich history of Washington State with 'Pavement and Plucky Girls: 1920s Tales from Washington's First Highway.' This engaging presentation, hosted at the Encompass Child Development Center in Snoqualmie, delves into the stories and cultural shifts of the 1920s along the state's inaugural highway. It is a unique opportunity for history enthusiasts to learn about the people and events that shaped the region during this transformative decade, all in an accessible and informative setting.

What to Expect

An informative and engaging historical lecture.

Who Should Attend

  • History buffs
  • Local residents
  • Students
  • Educators

Agenda Overview

The event takes place on August 22, 2026, at the Encompass Child Development Center.
Venue & Address
Encompass Child Development Center
9050 384th Ave SE
Snoqualmie , Washington – 98065
United States
Organizer
Encompass Child Development Center · Community Center
A community center providing pediatric therapy and administrative services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it held?
Encompass Child Development Center, 9050 384th Ave SE, Snoqualmie, WA.
What is the topic?
1920s tales from Washington's first highway.
Is it open to the public?
Yes, it is an in-person event.
Who is the organizer?
Humanities Washington often hosts such events.
Is there a cost?
Check the official event page for ticket information.
Is it family-friendly?
It is an educational event suitable for adults and older students.
Tags
History Culture Snoqualmie Lecture Washington Education
Summary
A historical lecture about 1920s Washington history at the Encompass Child Development Center.
Reference: humanities.org
Highlights
  • Historical presentation
  • 1920s Washington history
  • Educational event
  • Local cultural history
  • Engaging storytelling
  • Community venue
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