Fort Worden Employee Directory

As of late 2014/early 2015 this site is no longer being updated and is retained primarily as a source for historical documents so everything that was here is still here. Please visit the new FortWorden.org site for current information. Since the information on this site is not being updated it may not be correct. For information about accommodation... s, Partners, events and other things happening at Fort Worden please visit the new website at FortWorden.org . Information about upcoming lectures and concerts are on the Things to Do page. Help support Washington State Parks, purchase a Discover Pass . Passes are available at (click on the names for a Google Map) the Fort Worden Park Office , the Coast Artillery Museum at Fort Worden , the Marine Science Center at Fort Worden , the registration desk in the Commons , and some other Fort Worden Partners for $30 without any additional charges so you save $5. Because the Partners sell the Pass at cost without any markup, some only take cash or checks because of the Credit Card processing fees. The Coast Artillery Museum and the Registration Desk in the Commons can accept credit cards, although cash or check are preferred. If you have a question or comment please visit the Contact Page on our new site. A Lifelong Learning Center amidst Historical Buildings, Beaches, Campgrounds, Trails Fort Worden's 435 acres, operated for decades as a Washington State Park, include some 100 whitewashed buildings built at the turn of the century. The built Campus of the fort is a National Historic Landmark with performance halls, meeting rooms, classrooms, a dining hall, guest houses and dormitories. The Campus is outlined by a broad parade ground, walkways, winding roads and rows of stately maples. The Campus is surrounded by the rest of the park - broad beaches that reach past the Point Wilson Lighthouse into Admiralty Inlet, densely forested highlands laced by trails and historical embattlements, picnic areas and full-service campgrounds. The park itself is at the edge of Victorian ...Read More