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The exact date is unknown, but we know it was around the 1790-1820, somewhere in that time range. The date at the top is my guess at the date when they discovered it.
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After the initial discovery, and the hunger for wood in the industrial industry, the settlers started harvesting the wood from the many trees there.
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After realizing the natural beauty of the forest, president Grover Cleveland decided to forever preserve the forest as the Olympic National Forest.
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After realizing the beauty of the forest being cut down, Grover Cleveland forever Perserved the forest as the Olympic National Forest.
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After the forest became Olympic national Forest it was transferred to the Forest Service.
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this is where the mountain comes into play. The paper to turn Mount Olympus into a national monument by William Taft.
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In the end, The giant area of the Olympic Peninsula became a national park. The papers to turn the area into a park were signed by president Franklin D. Roosevelt.
