The Neighbors project was published weekly in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer from 1996 to 2000. This page remains available for archival purposes only and the information it contains may be outdated. For more updated information, please visit our Webtowns section.
 
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The Neighbors "Album" showcases historical photographs for the communities being profiled. Click on one of the thumbnail images below to see a larger, more detailed picture with detailed caption.

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Snow covers the streets of downtown Duvall shutting down the small town.

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Six of the Doughtery children sit behind their house in the small, still undeveloped town of Duvall.

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This building was constructed by Arthur Hicks and is now Duvall Auto Parts on Main Street and is now owned by Velma Hicks Hill, Arthur's daughter. It was moved to it's current location in 1912.

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At the Art Shack in Duvall, kids' creative spirits soar

Mural transforms Duvall wall

Duvall Cafe is the place to be

Previously:

In ol' Duvall, they keep commuters' houses just over the hill

On the ridge, families find their bargain $300,000 house

Along the river live farmers, artists and storeowners

Promoting arts and artists

When living was cheap and neat

Get your change from muffin tin

Will flood of concrete increase floods?

Town once got railroaded into a big move

Schools struggle with kid boom and levy busts

A convicted politician, traffic and Beanie Baby theft

Jon Hahn: Couple followed smoke signals from Montana back to hometown Duvall

Scenes of Duvall

Duvall historical album

Duvall by the numbers

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