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Entries Containing All of the Phrases «island county» AND «washington»

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By Barry Swackhamer, October 31, 2012
View of the Davis Blockhouse from the Remaining Blockhouses of Central Whidbey Marker
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1 ► Washington, Island County, Coupeville — Remaining Blockhouses of Central Whidbey —
Saved Blockhouse In 1921 a local civic group, the Ladies of the Round Table (LORT) began a ten year effort to restore the decaying Davis Blockhouse. Local carpenter Fred Krueger handled the project carefully replacing rotting beams while . . . — — Map (db m60991) HM

2 ► Washington, Whatcom County, Bellingham — Washington State's Oldest Brick Building — Washington Territorial Court House — 1308 E Street —
Washington Territorial Court House 1308 E Street Bellingham Washington Washington State's oldest brick building, built in 1858 with bricks made in Philadelphia and shipped around Cape Horn. Erected as a combination store, commission . . . — — Map (db m53542) HM

3 ► Washington, Island County, Coupeville — Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve — Where the present partners with the past — Enjoy your time in the Reserve —
You are standing in the nation's first historical reserve, a unique unit of the National Park Service. The Reserve was originally championed by a group of concerned residents in the 1970s when Ebey's Prairie was subdivided for large-scale . . . — — Map (db m179320) HM

4 ► Washington, Island County, Coupeville — Explore the Reserve —
Places to visit 1 Island County Museum 908 NW Alexander Street The Island County Museum features local and regional history. Ice Age relics, woolly mammoth remains, a Native American collection that includes . . . — — Map (db m179321) HM
 
 
  
 
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Nov. 12, 2026