McCleary, Washington
Posted by: ddtfamily
N 47° 03.330 W 123° 15.903
10T E 479870 N 5211365
Small Washington town located in eastern Grays Harbor County
Waymark Code: WMKE20
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 03/28/2014
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Located in the eastern portion of Grays Harbor County, Washington, McCleary has a population 1,653 (as of 2010). The town is named for Henry McCleary who settled the area in 1897, building saw mills and a door manufacturing company. The town officially incorporated in 1943. The town's annual "Bear Festival" began in 1959 and is a three-day event featuring a parade, arts/crafts, a softball tournament, a fun run and a car show. It is held each summer. A significant landmark is the historic
Old McCleary Hotel. This three-story, nearly 8,000 square foot structure was built in 1912 by an early settler to the area, Henry McCleary.
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Old McCleary Hotel |
V.F.W. Post |
City Hall |