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featured local businessKairnu: Built for Your Adventure. Sized for Your Life.
Based locally, Kairnu is an apparel & wares store crewed by Olympic Peninsula designers who live and breathe the same rugged landscape we all call home.
They design wears & wares with Port Ludlow in mind: the temperate rainforest, the Salish Sea, the trails and tides that define life here. With deep respect for the land and the tribal nations who have stewarded it for millennia, Kairnu creates products worthy of the wilderness we're lucky to explore.
Admiralty Hall 1887 Port Ludlow Garment-Dyed Sweatshirt
$78.00
Constructed in 1887 during the height of the timber boom on the Olympic Peninsula, Admiralty Hall stood as a grand Victorian landmark in Port Ludlow, serving as a social and community hub for the local mill town.
Sizes S–3XL.
local monthly magazinePort Ludlow Voice: The voice of our village for 30+ years.
For years, The Port Ludlow Voice has landed in mailboxes across the Village in the Woods by the Bay—a gorgeous print & digital publication run entirely by volunteers, covering the stories that matter to our community. Now, they've got a fresh new website to match.
Whether you're flipping through the print edition or browsing online, The Port Ludlow Voice is proof that a small town with big-hearted volunteers can still tell its own stories.
history spotlightRestoring Port Ludlow's oldest building, one beam at a time.
Formed by community volunteers in 2019, Friends of Swansonville is on a mission to preserve the historic 1904 Swansonville Church—the last remaining historic community building in Port Ludlow.
With grants from the National Park Service and National Trust for Historic Preservation, they've already replaced the roof, fortified the bell tower, and begun foundation work. Now, this all-volunteer group is working to transform the building into a vibrant community center and museum for future generations.
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