The Lopez Island Historical Society & Museum

Lopez Island, San Juan County, Washington

Spring 2013

Our new exhibit, “Homesteaders, Indian Wives & Second Sons,” will be opening April 27th.

Featuring stories, photos and artifacts that show the traditions and culture early settlers brought to Lopez.

Sponsors: Islanders Insurance, Spencer's Landing Marina, Richardson Fuel, Lopez Island Pharmacy, Lopez Village Market, Edenwild Inn, Hayward Design & Construction, Mitrebox Contracting, Jamie & Lauren Stephens, Karen Rousseau, Lopez Sand & Gravel, Cloud Islands, Doug James Floor Coverings, Charles & Nancy Givens, Ralph Bladt & Barbara Fulton, Mike Halperin & Jodi Green, Spud & Karen Grimes, Gary & Karen Alexander, Ken & Linda Rose, Duane & Audrey Bordvick, Dianne Pressenda, Raiti Waerness. With additional support from Humanities WA.

The museum will be open Wednesday through Sunday, from noon to 4 beginning Saturday, April 27

Lopez Island in the 1970s

To celebrate the Lopez Museum's 40th anniversary, we are collecting Lopez photos from the 1970s – a very interesting time here. Please let us know if you have images we could scan – or you could email photos you have scanned (we need large files, 5MB to 10MB, to make good quality prints).

And please share our Facebook page with your family and friends, and click the "Like" button while you are there.

“Images of America—Lopez Island”

We are very excited to announce our new book, Images of America: Lopez Island, by Susan Ferguson and the Lopez Island Historical Society.

The book features 200 of the best images of Lopez from our collection, and stories of Native islanders, early settlers, farmers, fishers, quilters, shopkeepers, schools, kids, families, and all your favorite island places.

Order your copy today!

The Museum

The Lopez Island Historical Society Museum is located in the heart of Lopez Village on Weeks Road, across from Islander's Bank.

The museum is open noon to 4:00pm, Wednesday through Sunday, from May through September.

We are also open year-round for research projects by appointment. Call 360-468-2049 or email us at lopezmuseum@rockisland.com

For more information, see the About LIHS page

Site built by Cloud Islands, Lopez Island, WA.