Port Gamble lies along Hood Canal on Washington’s Kitsap Peninsula, with forested shores looking across the water toward the Olympic Mountains. Founded in 1853 as a company town for the Puget Mill Company, it developed around one of the region’s early lumber operations. Its carefully preserved 19th-century buildings, including workers’ homes and commercial structures, give the settlement a notably cohesive historic character. The surrounding peninsula is shaped by sheltered inlets, evergreen woodland and the waters of Puget Sound. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Port Gamble and the Kitsap Peninsula.
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