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Peace & Beauty

 

Come and celebrate where Great Britain and United States demonstrated that it is possible for individuals and nations to settle their differences peacefully without resorting to violence.

It was a near run thing in July 1859, when Capt. George E. Pickett landed with his 60 soldiers intent on protecting the rights of American citizens from British authorities. Fortunately the only being injured in this "Pig War" was the pig.

Stick around and learn more, and while you're about it, why not sample our 1,752 acres of hiking trails, beaches, coves and picnic areas that abound with wild life.

Links to items of immediate interest
     
2006 Spring Wildflower Guide
     
2006 (Draft) Summer Program Guide
     
  Karen Haas with visitors
Living historian and NPS volunteer Karen Haas teaches the principles of weaving with reeds to a family during the park's 2004 Summer program series. Haas will return with Judy Bridges on August 6 for their pioneer weaving program at English Camp. NPS Photo.
An artist's depiction of Belle Vue Sheep  Farm
Maryland-based artist Richard Schlecht has created three exciting new paintings of the parade grounds at English and American camps and Belle Vue Sheep Farm (above). The artist based his work on historical photographs, drawings, paintings, maps and official documents from the park's collections as well as other archives in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. The paintings will be used to create wayside exhibits scheduled to be emplaced within the year. Click on the links below to view all three paintings.
   
Camp San Juan Island (American Camp)
   
Royal Marine Camp (English Camp)
   
FIRE MANAGEMENT PLAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
   
PRAIRIE RESTORATION PROJECT ACTIVITIES
   
 

PARK ON WINTER OPERATIONS 

   
 
CLICK HERE FOR WINTER FERRY SCHEDULE
   
THE WHALE MUSEUM
 
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