Federal Way, WA -- (SBWire) -- 10/21/2014 --Browns Point is among the one of the most desirable places in the Tacoma area, since it features a tight-knit community. Browns Point is also home to a very active neighborhood and home to some excellent schools, including Browns Point Elementary and the Seabury School. Not only are residents of Browns Point amazing, but they have also been recognized as the most active Facebook community page at the moment. The Browns Point, WA Facebook Page is achieving success, and is even in the midst of creating a community calendar for 2015 in Browns Point and Dash Point. See some of the beautiful photos by famous photographers on their Facebook Page.
Several of the best and premier photographers in the Seattle & Tacoma area have assembled and sent some of their amazing photographs captured within Browns Point and Dash Point areas. The winners of the photo contest announced. In addition, the Facebook page features amazing and interesting comments about the community. The Facebook page is run by three people: Meilee Anderson, also responsible for managing the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad Facebook Page; Rob Lohr a local Browns Point photographer; and David Berg, a local realtor in Browns Point, who began the Facebook community page back in 2010.
Located in Washington State's Pierce County, Browns Point is part of Tacoma, Washington. It's sometimes considered Federal Way or, more correctly, Northeast Tacoma. Originally called Point Harris, from a sail maker on Wilkes Expedition named Alvin Harris, the community was renamed later by local folks for a previous landowner. Browns Point Lighthouse is located at the tip of Browns Point – which now is completely automated and was once completely manned and initially lit in December of 1887.
Browns Point is supported by the Browns Point Improvement Club, also known by locals as BPIC. (http://www.brownspoint.org), which owns majority of the land next to the lighthouse. The Browns Point Improvement Club is well-known for the infamous Browns Point Salmon Bake. Commenced in by Jerry Meeker, a Puyallup tribe member and pioneer of Browns Point, in 1940s, the festival is held during the month of August’s first weekend in years ending in even numbers.
Although slightly hidden, Browns Point is considered one of the most attractive and desirable communities throughout Tacoma, in close competition with the Ruston area. The community boasts a very active and engaged community. Because of the growing popularity of the area, the creators of the page are putting together a 2015 calendar offering all proceeds be donated to the BPIC Scholarship Fund. For more details about Browns Point, please visit the Browns Point, WA Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/BrownsPoint. For people who are looking for a beautiful place to visit in the Federal Way or Tacoma area, it is worth the visit to Browns Point!
Company: Homes on the Sound
Contact: David Berg
Phone: (253) 234-4289
Email: david.berg@kw.com
Website: https://www.facebook.com/BrownsPoint
Address: 33434 8th Ave South, Federal Way, WA 98003
