Siebenbaum Garage was located at 809 Washington Street, Port Townsend.  It was built in 1917.  The contractor was Harry Cotton.  It was the first fireproof garage in Port Townsend.  

     Over the years, the building was occupied by Pennisular Motor Company, Buhler Motor Company, Lee Rea  Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Company and  two other auto related auot businesses.

     Beginning in 1981, Robin Bergestrom Antiques and Classic Autos leased building.

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    The CC Bartlett Stone Building is located at 829–831 Water Street, Port Townsend Washington. It was constructed in 1881. The architect, engineer, builder was Charles Bartlett. He constructed the building to house his general merchandise store. Construction costs were $50,000. The building style was federal.  Building was 2 stories. The walls were made of sandstone.

     Over the years, tenants included attorneys, dentists, mens clothing, grocery store, bowling alley, drug store, shoe store.   More recent tenants include Sirens Pub, Tickled Pink Boutique, and William James Books.