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	city(ies)		category(ies)		contact info		description
	Port Gamble  add item		Cemeteries		Buena Vista (Port Gamble Historic) Cemetery		The Port Gamble town cemetery dates from 1856 when U.S. Navy Coxswain Gustave Englebrecht of the U.S.S. Massachusetts died in a skirmish with Haida raiders, in the French & Indian War in Port Gamble. Englebrecht is credited with being the first U.S. Navy man killed in the Pacific. Town founder Josiah Keller died in 1862 in Victoria and he is buried here in a plot surrounded by an iron fence, but without a headstone. The cemetery is located at NE Walker and Pacific in Port Gamble
	Burley  add item		Cemeteries		Burley Cemetery T22N R1E Section 11		Burley cemetery can be found driving I-16 from Gig Harbor. Going toward Purdy, you will take the Purdy exit. Go past the high school and about 1 mi you will turn left onto Bethel- Burley Road. About 1 mi you will turn left on Spuce Road. Go up hill to Willow Road. Turn left. About 1/4 mi on the left is the Burley cemetery. There is a nice entrance to cemetery and a billboard with the cemetery's name.
	Hansville Kingston  add item		Cemeteries		Eglon Cemetery 360.638.2545		From Pouslbo head E on Hwy 104 to Hansville Rd., then N on Hansville RD to NE Ohman RD, Then east, cemetery on Right.
	Bremerton  add item		Cemeteries		Erland Point Cemetery T24N R1E Section 4
	Poulsbo  add item		Cemeteries		First Lutheran Church Cemetery 18920 4th AVE NE Poulsbo, WA 98370 360.779.2622		Benind the Church
	Bainbridge Island  add item		Cemeteries		Fletcher's Bay Cemetery T25N R2E Section 20
	Bremerton  add item		Cemeteries		Forest Lawn Cemetery 5409 Kitsap Way Bremerton, WA 98312 360.373.3132
	Bainbridge Island  add item		Cemeteries		Fort (Port) Blakely Cemetery Old Mill Road Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
	add item		Cemeteries		Gilberton Veterans Cemetery T25N R2E Section 19
	Bremerton  add item		Cemeteries		Ivy Green Cemetery 1410 Naval AVE Bremerton, WA 98337 360.478.5305		Ivy Green Cemetery is a division of the Bremerton Parks & Recreation Department and has a large military section with all services represented and is the site of the "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier" and a reflecting wall honoring those fallen military men and women. John H. Nibbe, Civil War hero is also buried here, as well as Wesley Harris, the Marine that Navy gun range on way the to Seabeck is named after. Open until 8PM or dusk.

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