Lynn Beaushaw of Keystone Masonry replaces bricks on the front of the 1st Security Bank building on Water Street in downtown Port Townsend.
A crew from the Yelm-based company said they were …
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Lynn Beaushaw of Keystone Masonry replaces bricks on the front of the 1st Security Bank building on Water Street in downtown Port Townsend.
A crew from the Yelm-based company said they were mostly repairing cracks in the building’s facade. Keystone Masonry has done other projects in years past in Port Townsend, including work on the elementary school and Port Townsend City Hall.
Leader photo by Brian Kelly
