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Interrorem Ranger Cabin is the oldest Forest Service dwelling on the Olympic Penninsula and one of the oldest in the Northwest. In the spring of 1907, early Forest Ranger Emory J. Finch peeled and sawed cedar logs here for the small cabin. This rustic, three room structure served as the first Ranger Station for the Olympic National Forest, and Ranger Finch and others who followed him used it as both home and office while carrying out their duties.
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