Dead Gambler's Cache Multi-Cache

Founded in 1853 by Pope and Talbot, Port Gamble in Kitsap County retains the atmosphere of a 19th century company town. Port Gamble was named in 1841 by surveyor Charles Wilkes in honor of Lt. Robert Gamble, who was wounded in the war of 1812 between the US Frigate President and the British Belvidere.

Port Gamble was the oldest continuously operatnig sawmill in North America until it was closed in 1995.

This hunt brings you to the Buena Vista cemetery and beyond. The cemetery was founded in 1856. The first person buried there was James Foster. He was the son of the Puget Mill Company's four founders. This cemetery has many people from all around the world buried in it. People from Austria, Finland, Canada, England, Israel, Germany, Scotland, and Sweden are buried here.

This cache has a gambler/scary theme. Please try to put something in it that has to do with gambling or something scary. Enjoy the beautiful view of the Hood canal!

If you encounter any Travel Bugs in this cache, be sure to read the "How To" Guide to Travel Bugs to help the critters on their journey.

Goto N47°51.331" W122°35.224". It is the entrance to a cemetery.

The cache is located at:
N47° 51.ABC
W122° 35.DAA

This cache was originally placed by TheLastDon on 8/25/2002. The cache turned up missing on 7/5/2004 and was adopted on 9/13/2004 by CrimsonWrath. The cache was re-adopted by Belleterre on 12/31/2011