Ray Burt, on left holding a snowball, and his brother Harry in front of a building at the family home near Davis Bay Rd. and Burt Rd. Their parents, John and Sarah (Baker) Burt brought the family from Iowa around 1905. John Burt was a professional photographer, and responsible for many of the fine images in our collection. He was also the “Watkins man” selling spices, soaps and liniments. Notice the two very tall snowmen on the right.
Shake off the winter doldrums by contra and square dancing to live music! A first Saturday contra and square dance…
Vermillion Rockfish.
The County Public Works Department and Town of Friday Harbor are sponsoring a free Christmas Tree collection program this year….
Beach Watchers Andria Wieland (in back) and Kim Secunda.
I am wary of books which tout other people’s successes; so many are filled with dated information in the guise…
What could be better for welcoming winter into our lives than a few hours around the fire with local storytelling…
Lopez Sound. Back row, l to r: JC Marean, Lane Langford, Ann Palmer, Gary Alexander, John Butte. Seated: l to r: Christine Langley, Stephanie Hylton.
Seraphim Soapmakers Cynthia Dilling and Ed Gutkowski move just-poured soap molds to a curing box.
The Lopez Community Center is proud to announce the showing of a winter movie series for the Lopez Community. Starting…
Top: Stanley and Kip Greenthal sharing a musical moment. Steve Horn photo
Friday Harbor, WA—The Whale Museum will be open extended hours for shopping and kids’ activities on Friday, Dec. 4, following…
