FINE ARTS CENTER & WEBSTER'S WOODS ART PARK
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Esther Barrow, from the Willamette Valley, arrived in the Olympic Peninsula in the 1930 s after marrying Charles Webster. She is editor of the Port Angeles Evening News, and she is devoted to painting, which she studied in New York a few years earlier. They will build this house to live there and Esther lèguera her to death so that she is transformed into art gallery. Today, this little ar gallery overlooks the waterfront, the city and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, from Beaver Hill. In this semi-circular house, the artists of the region exhibit their works. On the outside, Webster's Woods is a sculpture garden, which gives the opportunity to take a surprising walk. Look for the eyes carved in a tree, or the needle heels climbing to the trunk.
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