 On the corner of alder and Second sits a very old bell.  I don’t know the history.  It does sit on the corner of the Sequim Community School property.  The thumbnails gives scant information about it’s history…only who presented it.  Any locals know the history? 
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 Yum!  It’s a great place to go to lunch or dinner with a friend.  They utilize local produce, their food is interesting and the folks are friendly.  Their website lets you look at the menu and get a close look at what is served.   Housed in a what was once a home, I first knew this building as the Eclipse Cafe, owned and operated by dear friends, Tom and Lay Wells.  Tom, retired, bought the cafe for his wife, Lay Yin.  There was one thing on the menu each day and they were only open for lunch three days a week.  You could call up and find out what they were serving or show up, take pot luck, and hope they had some left.  They never lacked for customers. Â
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 Continuing  my walk down Sequim Dungeness  I am  featuring shots of First Federal today.  This photo was taken before they unveiled their new logo and name.  “First Federal is the only locally owned and managed savings and loan on the North Olympic Peninsula.”
 
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I interrupted my walk down Sequim Dungeness on May 3rd so I might bring you events regarding the Irrigation Festival.  I am now resuming that walk and today featuring shots of the manhole cover on the corner of Spruce and Sequim Dungeness.  When writing this post, I found an interesting site on the history of the Bell System.  I would be curious as to when the manhole cover was first placed.  Maybe I need to investigate.Â
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