According to the legend, Reverend John Alexander built the castle for a prospective Scottish bride in a style reminiscent of his native country. In 1883, he acquired 10 acres of land near Point Wilson and constructed the building known as Alexander's Castle. Alexander intended the building to serve as a home for him and his bride. Traveling to Scotland to get his bride, Alexander found that his bride-to-be had married another. He returned to Port Townsend alone and used the building as a temporary residence.
Pike Place Fish Market
Another sunny day in Seattle...
More from Pike Place Market - They have more than fish!
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Modern Art at Bainbridge Island |
Waterfront of Downtown Seattle
1970s The first Starbucks opens. The name comes from Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, a classic American novel about the 19th century whaling industry.
Lot's of drift wood on the beaches in Bainbridge.
50's dinner on Bainbridge Island. Yummy food.
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