About: Lopez Island Historical Society

Lopez Island Historical Society & Museum auction to finish the building, late 1970s.

Our Mission

The Mission of the Lopez Island Historical Society is to collect, preserve, interpret, and share local history to increase awareness and appreciation of this resource for the benefit of future generations.

The Museum

The Lopez Island Historical Society Museum is located in the heart of Lopez Village at the corner of Weeks Road and Washburn Place.

Staff and Board

Executive Director: Amy Hildebrand
Collections Manager: Christi Carter
President: Tom Ruggles
Vice President: Becky Smith
Treasurer: Ginger Lowell
Secretary: Connie Baesman
Trustees: Charles Givens, Stepper LeBoutillier, Larry Cochran, Ralph Bladt, Jon Paynter, Valerie Yukluk, Jack Pedigo, Paul Henriksen, Karen Alexander, Terry Larson

Current hours

  • Closed for the season.
  • We hope to see you next May!
    For research questions or to purchase prints, cards, or books, please call or email.

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Thank you to our Sponsors

Islanders Insurance, Islands Marine Center, Spencer’s Landing, Giant, Lopez Islander Resort, Lauren & Jamie Stephens, Karen Rousseau, Jodi Green & Mike Halperin, Charles Givens, Karen & Gary Alexander, Jim & Nancy Kenagy, Doug Johnson & Brigitte Fortin, Nancy Nordhoff, George & Stepper LeBoutillier, Scott & Suzi Jennings, Ralph Bladt & Barbara Fulton,  Paul Henriksen & Christa Campbell, Rob Hummel, Kip & Stanley Greenthal, Tom Ruggles & Gayle Isbell, Terry Larson & Nora McCloy, Randy & Karen Wilburn, Connie & Fritz Baesman, Duane & Audrey Bordvick, John & Carol Whetten, Jack Pedigo, John & Valerie Yukluk, Dianne Pressenda

Funding has been provided by Humanities Washington and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act economic stabilization plan of 2020.