Last time, on July 27, I said today’s column would have an interesting surprise in local history, and that it would be “a very good one. Very positive.” That’s exactly what it is. It’s a surprise that’s been hiding in plain sight for 136 years.
But first is the answer to the double question of July 27, which won’t be a surprise to many people:
Where is Gig Harbor Now and Then Location of Mystery No. 3, and what was the location used for before it was vacated?…