Diamond Point, established in 1892, was a quarantine station for ships coming into the Puget Sound from outside the United States. Relics of Diamond Point's past remain, including remnants of two docks, a spray house, a utility building, a hospital, and a nurses' quarters. The hospital, the US Quarantine Station Surgeon's building, and nurses' quarters are now private residences. The US Quarantine Station Surgeon's building is listed in the 1989 National Register of Historic Places.
Diamond Point Airport was established in August 1965, and remains the only airstrip on Miller Peninsula. Below are a sample of articles about the airport that have appeared in The Sequim Gazette, and archival photographs relating to the community.
1978
Diamond Point Airport from the air. Color print, 1978
1989
The Sequim Gazette, 1989
1990
The Sequim Gazette, 1990
The Sequim Gazette, 1990
1992
Diamond Point (photo taken in 2010)
The Sequim Gazette, 1992
The Sequim Gazette, 1992
The Sequim Gazette, 1992
1998
The Sequim Gazette, December 1998
2012
Diamond Point Airport’s runway was resealed in 2012
2016
Diamond Point Airport