14Th And Maddison, WA
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About 14Th And Maddison
- • Guitarist Jimi Hendrix spent formative years near 14th and Maddison, WA, influencing his music.
- • A unique strain of drought-resistant wheat was first cultivated in the 14th and Maddison area.
- • Early logging operations and the proximity to the Snoqualmie River established the area.
- • Local legend says a buried time capsule from the 1930s remains undiscovered near the creek.
- • The Great Depression severely impacted local farming, leading to significant population decline.
- • Named for its location at the intersection of 14th and Maddison Streets, established in 1920.
- • The population is approximately 3,500, similar to a small college town.
- • Sitting at 650 feet, it enjoys milder winters than higher elevations nearby.
- • Agriculture, especially berry farming, is a major employer for residents.
- • A quiet, nostalgic atmosphere fills the air, with a focus on community values.
- • The Seattle Seahawks, located nearby, won Super Bowl XLVIII in a stunning victory.
- • The local high school football team once went undefeated for three consecutive seasons.