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Northeast corner of Old Olympic Highway and Kitchen Dick
The barn was built by William Dick in 1916. That year the family had to live in tents on the property because the house hadn't been built yet. During the winter storm of 1916 heavy snow fell, so much that you couldn't see where any of the fences were. The three main supports for that barn which go from the floor to the top of the roof are each single fir trees that were hand hewn from timber cut from the property. Until his retirement in 1943, Mr. Dick operated one of the largest and most successful farms in the East End, and his home and farm were features of the district west of the Dungeness River.
Gene Adolfson now rents the barn and the surrownding land from a group of six family members, all decendents of William Dick. Much of the crop is hay, but also such crops as broccoli and cabbage for seed. The farm has been part of the annual County Harvest Festival farm tour.
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This barn has been painted, and the art is available for you to own. Click on a picture for more information.
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