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A cartoon of a pickle factory on a highway corner with a cloud of dill drifting across a small town toward a swimming pool. — An illustration of the corner of 410 and Farman Street, 1944 to 1988, as the nose remembers it. Illustration: Enumclaw.com.

For 44 years, Enumclaw smelled like dill

Two brothers started Farman's Pickles in an Enumclaw basement in 1944. King Pickle reached 13 states before the plant closed in 1988. The road kept the name.

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Things to Do

Cider Train at Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad

Saturday

Hometown Harvest 2026 Osceola Country Gardens Event

October 3rd

The Hungry Housewives 12th Annual Craft and Vendor Show

October 10th

Pumpkin Succulent Workshop #1

October 11th

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Where to Eat

Casting Iron

Cafe / Enumclaw

The Kettle

Takeout / Enumclaw

Pie Goddess

Bakery / Enumclaw

Bun & Press Food Truck

Restaurant / Buckley

Charlie's Cafe

Restaurant / Enumclaw

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Local Life

A 1960s brick fire station at dusk with a red engine pulling out of a lit bay onto a wet street.

Call 911 in Enumclaw and the truck that comes is not the city's

Outdoors & River

A cut-paper diorama of a pale sandstone quarry face with a small paper capitol dome resting on a freshly cut block in the foreground.

The State Capitol is built from a hill nine miles from Enumclaw, and the town says it was never paid

Local Life

A cut-paper diorama of a large sawmill with a log pond, a flume on trestles and a small locomotive, with forest and a mountain behind.

The mill that built Enumclaw burned twice, changed hands twice, and closed in the spring of 2003

Outdoors & River

A cut-paper map diorama of a river diverted by a low dam into a flume, across a plateau to a diked lake, and down penstocks to a powerhouse.

For 92 years, most of the White River took a detour through a lake

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Pie Goddess

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Bakery / Enumclaw / Pie Goddess offers both sweet pies (cherry, coconut cream, s’mores, pumpkin) and savory options like curry beef pot pie from a compact cafe with limited seating. Reviewers note flaky crusts and fruit-forward flavors. Worth knowing about if you’re looking for an alternative to standard grocery-store pie.

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