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Brick work

Published 1:30 am Saturday, April 11, 2026

By Steve Mullensky For Peninsula Daily News

Steve Snidarich of Masonry Restoration Consultants in Granite Falls uses a hammer and chisel to chip out the grout around the bricks of the Wheeler Theater at Fort Worden State Park on Thursday in Port Townsend as part of a project to preserve and restore the brick facade on the 94-year-old former soldiers movie house. Today, it’s managed by the Centrum, an arts organization headquartered at the fort. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Steve Snidarich of Masonry Restoration Consultants in Granite Falls uses a hammer and chisel to chip out the grout around the bricks of the Wheeler Theater at Fort Worden State Park on Thursday in Port Townsend as part of a project to preserve and restore the brick facade on the 94-year-old former soldiers movie house. Today, it’s managed by the Centrum, an arts organization headquartered at the fort. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Steve Snidarich of Masonry Restoration Consultants in Granite Falls uses a hammer and chisel to chip out the grout around the bricks of the Wheeler Theater at Fort Worden State Park on Thursday in Port Townsend as part of a project to preserve and restore the brick facade on the 94-year-old former soldiers movie house.

Today, it’s managed by the Centrum, an arts organization headquartered at the fort.

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