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In May 1931, a sailing ship escaped from the under-construction Aurora Bridge. (Courtesy Washington State Archives) The intersection of what’s now Lake City Way and NE 85th Street was the southern end of the Victory Highway, named in honor of the victory in World War I. (Photo by Feliks Banel) The road from Seattle to Lake Forest Park was listed as “Victory Way” on this 1942 traffic map. (Courtesy Seattle Municipal Archives) This road connecting westbound Lake City Way to Roosevelt Way was once part of Victory Way. (Photo by Feliks Banel) The Victory Heights community building was constructed as part of the Victory Heights property development, named for nearby Victory Way. (Photo by Feliks Banel) This 1924 traffic map shows how Victory Way and Victory Highway were part of what was then the major north-south route through Western Washington. (Courtesy Seattle Municipal Archives) Road construction of Victory Way and Victory Highway probably looked something like this circa 1926 photo of construction at the King-Snohomish county line. Courtesy Washington State Archives.
Victory Way