22 active listings near Alderton | |
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👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending | |
$750,000 | 👍 12604 Emerald Ridge Blvd E |
$699,950 | 👍 10568 191st St E |
$699,950 | 👍 18209 110th Ave E |
$684,000 | 👍 19104 110th Avenue Ct E |
$681,000 | 👍* 18824 105th Ave E Unit 2334 |
$639,750 | 👍* 15026 106th St E |
$625,000 | 👍* 19021 110th Avenue Ct E |
$615,000 | 👍 11021 191st Street Ct E |
$599,950 | 👍 11234 185th St E |
$575,000 | 👍* 14920 114th Street Ct E |
$535,900 | 👍* 11213 189th Street Ct E |
$535,000 | 👍* 19015 111th Avenue Ct E |
$525,000 | 👍* 11425 185th St E |
$524,900 | 👍* 10963 188th St E |
$520,000 | 👍* 11051 188th St E |
$519,915 | 👍 11628 188th St E |
$515,000 | 👍 18306 113th Ave E |
$499,950 | 👍* 10733 184th St E |
$475,000 | 👍* 11202 184th St E |
$465,000 | 👍* 18403 114th Ave E |
$205,000 | 👍* 14809 121st St E Unit 9 |
$80,000 | 👍 12601 142nd Ave E Unit 109 |
Interested in fun facts and the history of Alderton, WA?
Then read on!
1. Alderton, Washington was the site of a historic train robbery in 1867 when a gang of six robbers made off with over $3,500 in gold coins after holding up the train at gunpoint.
2. The robbers were never caught and the gold coins were never recovered, making this one of the most famous unsolved robberies in the United States.
3. The robbery was reported in newspaper articles at the time and has been memorialized in a song written by local folk singer Arlo Guthrie.
4. In 2011, a monument was erected in Alderton to commemorate the robbery and pay tribute to those who experienced it.
5. In 2016 a plaque was unveiled to remember the victims of the robbery and to honor their courage and resilience.