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San Juan Island National Historical Park
Photo Gallery
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2007 Holiday Social (26 Photos)
The 2007 Holiday Social featured the music of Sugar on the Floor, the Island Carolers and Leta Marshall and Helen McKay Sanders from Lopez Island. There were also tons of cookies and hot cider. A great time was had by all.
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American Camp (14 Photos)
Historical photographs, illustrations and drawings of American Camp.
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Bald Eagles of American Camp (10 Photos)
The American Camp bald eagles' nest has been a constant in the visitor parking area for more than 12 years.
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Encampment 2007 (80 Photos)
The 10th anniversary of Encampment featured some of the best living history exhibits in the history of the invent. Highlight of the weekend was the official visit of Mary Glibert, deputy consul general of the United Kingdom's San Francisco consulate.
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Encampment 2008 (49 Photos)
The 2008 annual Encampment at English Camp drew 80 re-enactors from throughout Washington and British Columbia.
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English Camp Historical Images (15 Photos)
Historical photographs, illustrations and drawings of English Camp.
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English Camp: A Family Album (13 Photos)
Images from the Delacombe family album. Capt. William A. Delacombe was the camp's second commandant. His great, great garndson visited English Camp in the summer of 2006.
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Life & Times of Gen. George Pickett (38 Photos)
Views of the "Life and Times of General George Pickett" (with Park Ranger Mike Vouri and folksinger Michael Cohen) now in its 12th year on San Juan Island and Washington State. The two have performed the play in community theaters, libraries, restaurants and once in an open field as part of the Washington Commission for the Humanities' "Inquiring Mind" series.
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Prairie Spring A Banner Year (15 Photos)
A unseasonably wet spring and two winter snow storms may have the brought one of the best wildflower years in recent memory. This album, in addition to offering views of the American Camp prairie, also contains views of Yellow Island, located a few miles north of the park in the San Juan Archipelago. Owned and protected by The Nature Conservancy. The grasslands on Yellow Island are nearly unique in the Puget Sound lowlands. An absence of historic grazing helped preserve the unusual diversity of native plants. This also prevented them from being overrun by non-native species. The opportunity to purchase the entire island in 1979 allowed the Conservancy to protect this fragile system. The park's goal is to one day achieve the same results on the American Camp prairie, one of the last of its kind in the Puget Sound-Northern Straits region.
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The American Camp Prairie (14 Photos)
Images of of one of the last natural prairie in the Puget Sound/Northern Straits region of Washington State.
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Winter Storms 2006-2007 (23 Photos)
Views of American and English camps during Winter 2006-2007
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Did You Know?
The prairie at American Camp is one of the last remaining natural prairies in the Strait of Juan de Fuca/Puget Sound region. The park is currently involved in restoration, which includes controlling non-native species such as the European rabbit.
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Last Updated: September 27, 2008 at 15:07 EST |
