"...Almost a Paradise of Nature."
This stunning landscape at the gateway to Puget Sound, with its rich farmland and promising seaport, lured the earliest American pioneers north of the Columbia River to Ebey’s Landing. Today this National Historical Reserve preserves the agricultural and cultural traditions of Ebey’s Landing – both native and Euro-American – while offering spectacular opportunities for recreation.
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2013 Ebey's Forever Fund Grant Recipients
Congratulations to the 2013 Ebey's Forever Grant Recipients! A variety of projects and work. Thanks to everyone for making this program a success!
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2013 Ebey's Landing Field School
Join Uof Oregon Historic Preservation Students as they tackle the exterior of the Coupeville Wharf at this years Field School, July 15 - 25th!
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SAVE THE DATE!
2013 Marks the return of the Ebey's Forever Conference & Community Potluck - Discover Ebey's Landing NHR in a whole new light! Details coming soon!
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Farms of Ebey's
The Prairies of Ebey's Landing NHR have sustained agriculture for hundreds of years, beginning with Skagit Indians and continuing to present.
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Did You Know?
Fort Casey was built at the turn of the century as part of a "triangle of fire" designed to guard the entrance to Puget Sound. The Coast Artillery Corps troops were never engaged, and most of the site became a state park in 1954.