The two RV Gypsies (plus one) stopped at The Jamestown S'Klallam Indian Reservation in Blyn, Washington and enjoyed the totem poles.

The Jamestown S'Klallam Indian Reservation is very small in area, comprising 13.49 acres of land area on and near Sequim Bay along U.S. Route 101 in the community of Blyn, in extreme eastern Clallam County at the southwest corner of the Miller Peninsula. The reservation is the location of the tribal government administration, not a residential area. It includes the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal Center (location of the tribe's administration, natural resources, social and community services departments as well as the Tribal Library and Jamestown Family Dental Clinic), the Tribe's Seven Cedars Casino, and the Longhouse Market, Deli and Fueling Station.

After learning about the above totem pole, the two RV Gypsies walked down a few stairs to see more totem poles.

Below: The back side of the above totem pole.

Then the two RV Gypsies crossed a small street and walked towards some buildings.

Below: A very small looking Lee Duquette by the S'Klallam Legends totem poles

The Founding Fathers totem poles are actually the back side of the S'Klallam Legends totem poles shown above. Karen Duquette likes to photograph signs and labels to help identify things properly.

Below: A 5-foot Welcome figure was installed outside the tribe's community center. Dale Faulstich has created more than 30 totem poles for Jamestown S'Klallam tribe facilities over nearly 20 years.

Below: Close-up photos of the light pole shown by the building above- taken from different angles because of the sunlight.

Below: While standing behind the building, the view in each direction was wonderful.

Going back across the small street to the bottom of the stairs they came down earlier, the two RV Gypsies and Karen's sister, Ilse Blahak walked through a tunnel that went under U.S. Route 101.

Unfortunately, the art gallery was closed when the two RV Gypsies were here.

Please return to the main menu for the state of Washington to view other areas the two RV Gypsies visited in Washington in 2015, plus a link to their adventures in Canada.