Everett Country Club

Two of the club's junior products, Jack Westland and Anne Quast, developed into national champions, and a 3rd national champion, Louis N. James, served as the 1st captain. The club's members have included senators, governors and congressmen and its roots go back to the legendary Empire Builder, James J. Hill. The very men who established the club were the builders of Everett itself, the town once destined to become Pittsburgh of the West, a town with a fiery history of labor struggles, and site of the infamous Verona Incident, otherwise known as The Everett Massacre.