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Seabeck, Washington in Kitsap County
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Interested in fun facts and the history of Seabeck, WA?
Then read on!
1. Seabeck was founded in 1854 by a group of settlers from New England who were looking for a new start.
2. The first store was built in Seabeck in 1855 and it served as the settlement's center of commerce.
3. In 1858, the first school was established in Seabeck, and it served the community until 1925.
4. In 1869, the first post office opened in Seabeck, and it remained in operation until 1983.
5. The first church in Seabeck was built in 1870 and it is still standing today.
6. In 1886, a logging camp opened in Seabeck and brought many new jobs to the area.
7. In 1890, a sawmill was built in Seabeck, providing lumber for many of the homes in the area.
8. In 1923, a hydroelectric dam was built on the Cedar River near Seabeck and provided power to the town until 1965.