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Marysville Washington |
Located north of Everett off Interstate 5, adjacent to the Tulalip Indian Reservation of the Tulalip Tribes, Marysville has been growing rapidly since it was founded in 1872. In 1891, the Great Northern Railroad was completed and Marysville was incorporated.
Today, the city is best known for its strawberry, raspberry, and blueberry farms. There is also a Marysville, Ohio.
Marysville is part of the Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, WA metro area.
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Battle Creek Golf Course (Golf)
Best Western Tulalip Inn (Hotels and Motels)
Cascade Veterinary Center (Animals)
Comfort Inn Marysville (Hotels and Motels)
Dave Caskey, Windermere Real Estate/JS (Real Estate)
Gehl House (Historic Houses)
Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Co (Chambers of Commerce)
Indian Shaker Church (Historic Churches)
La Hacienda Gallery (Art Galleries)
Marysville First Assembly (Churches)
Marysville United Methodist Church (Churches)
Northwest Motorcycle Association (Motorsports)
Pussy Willow Persians (Shopping)
Scott and Barbara Bullard Realtors (Real Estate)
Scott and Barbara Bullard Realty (Real Estate)
Sno-Isle Regional Library (Libraries)
St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church (Historic Churches)
Sun Factory Tanning Salon (Beauty Salons)
Tulalip Casino (Gambling)
Tulalip Museum (Museums, History Museums)
Tulalip Tribes (Native American)
Village Motor Inn (Hotels and Motels)
Village Restaurant (Restaurants)
Washington Fishing Adventures (Outfitters)
Stanwood
Wenberg State Park (Parks, State Parks)
