Historic Homes
The Port Stanley Schoolhouse
The Port Stanley School was in session from 1917 until Lopez Island schools consolidated in 1941. It was then used
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The Port Stanley School was in session from 1917 until Lopez Island schools consolidated in 1941. It was then used
John Towell, a railway platelayer on the Manchester, Sheffield & Lincoln Railway, lived with his family in Worksop Nottinghamshire in
Like so many early island families, the Scots-Irish McCauleys arrived in the US via Ontario, Canada. They came to Lopez
William Graham was one of many Irish Lopezians who came to the island by way of Canada. Born in 1840
This large farmhouse was built by James Ernest Davis and Maybell Troxell Davis in 1913. Family legend says it was
James Cousins was born in 1834 in County Armagh, Ireland. He came to the US in 1863 on an old
Joseph Burt was born in 1852 near Dunfermline, Scotland, north of Edinburgh. He came to the US with his parents
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