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Port Gamble
WA
The Sawdust Saga in the Pacific Northwest had its start in June, 1853, when the schooner Junius Pringle, after sailing all the way from Maine, discovered an oval-shaped harbor about two miles long with a narrow entrance t... ghosttowns.com
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Port Blakely
WA
Port Blakely then and now equals the difference between night and day. Once the proud harbor for sailing ships from all over the world, few signs of the once booming town remain. Shipbuilding and sawmills were the lifeblo... ghosttowns.com
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Port Blakely
WA
A class B lumber mill and shipping center located on the southeast end of Bainbridge Island, directly west of downtown Seattle. Was in operation from 1863-1920s. PHOTO! history.rootsweb