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Looking south at the intersection of 196 Ave NE also known as the old James Mattson road built in 1901, and NE 55th Pl. which is the new road built in the 1920's is at the left of the photo.

Looking south at the intersection of 196 Ave NE also known as the old James Mattson road built in 1901, and NE 55th Pl. which is the new road built in the 1920's is at the left of the photo.
Looking north on 196 Ave NE opposite the previous photo.
Brick Road historical plaque at the south end of 196th Ave NE.
looking north on the old brick road.
looking north on the old brick road.
The Yellowstone Trail kiosk at the north end of the brick road.
The Yellowstone Trail kiosk (on the left) at the north end of the brick road. The Yellowstone Trail turns left at the intersection.
Looking south from the same location as the previous photo.
The Yellowstone Trail kiosk
A section of the Yellowstone Trail kiosk. The old photo was taken on Snoqualmie pass west of the Denny Creek campground.
Looking west from the top of the hill overlooking Lake Washington
Downtown Kirkland where Lane Street crosses the Yellowstone Trail leading to the ferry dock.
Looking toward the ferry landing from Lane Street. The old clock has been there for over 100 years.
The old Kirkland ferry landing
Looking west across Lake Washington toward Seattle.