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Title	Marvin D. Boland Collection G73.1-036
Description	ca. 1918. View of the Puget Mill, left at water line, with its piles of logs and the town of Port Gamble from the Port Gamble Bay, circa 1918. The mill operated from 1853 - 1995, making it the longest continuously operating mill in the nation. The town of Port Gamble was built by the company for the use of its workers. It is one of the few remaining examples of a lumber town. In 1966, the entire town was declared a national historic site. In the background of the photo can be seen, left to right, the spire of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church, the town's twin water towers, the Queen Anne Walker-Ames House, the mill company offices & store and the Community Hall. (Historylink.org) Boland #32
Subjects	Lumber industry--Port Gamble Puget Mill Co. (Port Gamble)
Image Date	1918
Decade	1910s
Image type	Jpeg Image
Print type	8x10"
Local identifer	0\33165.jpg
Collection	Marvin D. Boland Collection
Series	Marvin D. Boland Collection G73.1
More Information	About the Image Archive
Image Filename	33165.jpg