Built 1888—1889
The most elaborate dwelling in town. This was
the resident manager’s house. It’s front door
faces the bay because important visitors arrived
by sea. It is Queen Anne-style architecture,
popular on Puget Sound after railroad
connections made it possible to purchase
stained glass and intricate wood-work from
Eastern mills. Wm. Walker’s daughter
Maude married Edwin Ames who served as
resident manager from 1883-1914.