"...Almost a Paradise of Nature."
The past meets the present at Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve in a working rural landscape. Created in 1978 as the nation's first Historical Reserve, the 17,572-acres integrates historic farms, a seaside town, native and pioneer land use traditions, and ecologically significant areas. A Trust Board manages this national park - charting the future while honoring the past.
Features
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Jacob Ebey House - Opening June 7, 2012
The Historic Jacob Ebey House will re-open for the Summer season on June 7th, and is open Thursday through Sunday, 10am to 4pm.
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2012 Preservation Field School
The 2012 Preservation Field School will focus on the stabilization of the Engle Carriage House. Contact the Reserve office for more information.
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Farms of Ebey's
Historic farms abound throughout the Reserve, which means that fresh produce is often available at farm stands and farmers markets.
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Did You Know?
Many historic summer cottages remain around Penn Cove. The picturesque character of the cove, surrounded by the beach cottages, reflects the recreational development that flourished in the early decades of the 20th century.