Port Gamble National Historic Landmark District

Founded in 1853, Port Gamble preserves an unusually complete company-town landscape with New England-inspired houses, civic buildings, commercial structures, a church, cemetery, and waterfront mill setting. The 120-acre community is recognized as a National Historic Landmark.

It is also a living town with homes and businesses. Visitors can walk public streets and grounds while respecting private residences and operational spaces.

What to know

• National Historic Landmark company town
• Concentrated 19th- and early-20th-century architecture
• Museum, church, cemetery, shops, and public grounds within walking distance

Plan your visit

Address: Rainier Avenue NE, Port Gamble, WA 98364

Phone: 360-297-8074

Official website: Check current visitor information

Before you go: Use public streets and signed visitor areas only. Do not enter private homes, yards, closed buildings, or industrial property.