Port Gamble Historic District WA

One of the earliest and most important lumber-producing centers on the Pacific Coast. Still active, with a variety of architectural styles, Port Gamble exemplifies the mid-19th century company-owned town.

Quick Facts

Go Historic ID: 266188
Names: Port Gamble Historic District
Location: Port Gamble
Kitsap County
Washington
United States
North America

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Timeline

13 Nov 1966: Port Gamble Historic District designated a National Historic Landmark
13 Nov 1966: Port Gamble Historic District added to National Register of Historic Places

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National Register Data

Port Gamble Historic District has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places with the following information. Note: some of this data may have become outdated since the listing date. View full NRHP data →

National Register ID: 66000746
Date Listed: 19661113
Name: Port Gamble Historic District
Address: NW end of Kitsap Peninsula near entrance to Hood Canal, Puget Sound
City/Town: Port Gamble
County: Kitsap
State: Washington
Category: district
Level of Significance: national
Years of Significance: 1852; 1895
Areas of Significance: INDUSTRY