Memory Lanes of Old Everett and Its East Riverside by Helmer Malstrom and David Dilgard is a 1986 local history published by Memory Lane Publishers that captures the working-class heritage and early industrial landscape of this quintessential Puget Sound mill town. The book offers a richly detailed retrospective of early Everett, Washington, focusing heavily on the bustling East Riverside neighborhood where the city's vital lumber and shingle mills were concentrated along the Snohomish River. Blending pioneer anecdotes, grassroots documentation, and regional lore, the authors vividly resurrect the gritty, industrious spirit of the early 20th-century waterfront. Ultimately, it serves as an invaluable and nostalgic community resource for local historians seeking to understand the daily lives, economic roots, and enduring fabric of one of Snohomish County's most significant industrial centers.

Biographies, Everett (Wash.) History, History, Malstrom, Helmer, -1983, Washington (State) Everett, collective biographies