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San Juan Island National Historical Park American Camp prairie from Mt. Finlayson.
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San Juan Island National Historical Park
For Kids
 
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San Juan Island National Historical Park is a magnet for island and visitor children alike year around with its more than six miles of saltwater shoreline. Meanwhile, upland trails, open prairie and both parade grounds can instill a love of history and nature. 
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Ron Garner instructs children on spoke shaving horse
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Field trips to the park often include hands-on pioneer activities.
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West Valley Road on San Juan Island

Did You Know?
Many of San Juan Island's roads trace sheep runs cut by Hudson's Bay Company workers. They were led, in part, by Fort Victoria Chief Factor and colonial Gov. James Douglas, from 1853 to 1859. Many of the workers were Cowichan Indians from Vancouver Island.

Last Updated: September 25, 2010 at 13:12 MST