Washington Shorelines Now and Then

Documenting the Changing Shorelines of Washington State

11/25/20

Turn Point Light Station

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WWII era photo of the Turn Point light station, with a military observation tower in the left of the image.  Image from Wikimedia Commons Tu...
11/18/20

Friday Harbor Laboratories, an early version

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  Photo of one of the early iterations of what is now the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Labs.  Photo courtesy of the Universi...
11/13/20

Landing craft on the beach at Fort Worden

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 A quick post today from Fort Worden in Port Townsend. I mostly want to use this post to amplify the great work by Fort Worden historian Tim...
10/30/20

Friday Harbor's shoreline

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  I believe that this photo is in the special collections of the University of Washington.  Link needed though. A short-term teaching reside...
10/19/20

A look at a buried tide flat

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  The photo above is another from Port Angeles, and is part of an extensive series of photos that appear to all have been taken as the downt...
10/9/20

Flagler's guns come ashore at Marrowstone Point

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My favorite place to visit here on the Olympic Peninsula is Fort Flagler on Marrowstone Island . The former coast artillery fort is now a st...
10/4/20

Ennis Creek, A look down from above

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1887 photo of the mouth of Ennis Creek on the Strait of Juan de Fuca.  Photo from the Bert Kellogg collection, hosted by the North Olympic L...
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