BrownsBayOur walk a couple weeks ago on the Whitehorse Trail originated at the old Fortson Mill site. The mill site's origins go back to 1905 "when the land was purchased in order to build and operate a new sawmill. This was successful and soon after a community was built around it. The mill continued to grow and prosper and had reached a population of 320 people by 1926." All that is left are the concrete structures. #PNW #history #Darrington #snohomishcounty #photography https://www.discoverdarrington.com/history-2/historical-places/fortson-mill/
Fortson Mill
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