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Lopez Island Historical Society & Museum auction to finish the building, late 1970s.
LIHS Annual Membership Levels and Benefits
Each Membership level receives unlimited admission to the Museum (under 18 always free!); biannual newsletters; 10% in our gift shop; reciprocal admission to San Juan County history museums; Museum Board voting right; invitations to Annual Member Events; plus the satisfaction of supporting the Lopez Museum mission!
$50
Chadwick’s Gig - Individual Membership
Named for Adelia & Sampson Chadwick’s captain’s gig
- All benefits listed above
- Printed membership card for one adult
$100
Lopez Lass - Friends & Family Membership
Named for Edwin Fagerholm’s gillnetter
- All the benefits of Chadwick’s Gig for two adults
- 2 single-use guest passes to Lopez Museum
$250
Sally J - Friends & Family + Gift Membership
Bustian Jevick’s gillnetter, named for his sister Sally
- All the benefits of Lopez Lass, plus
- Gift one (1) Chadwick’s Gig membership to your family or friend!
- 4 single-use guest passes to Lopez Museum
$500
Rosalie - Sponsor Membership
Named for the Mosquito Fleet steamship
- All the benefits of Sally J, plus
- Recognition at the Museum and Events as a Sponsor (if desired)
$1000+
Malahat Rose - Patron Membership
Named for the Coast Salish racing canoe
- All the benefits of Rosalie, plus
- Recognition at the Museum and Events as a Patron (if desired)
Not ready to become a member?
Try out a $25 Jack’s Skiff – Admissions Pass to receive unlimited admission to the Lopez Museum for 12 months. (Named after reefnet captain Jack Giard.)
Questions?
Questions about membership levels, gifting a membership, or renewing? Call us at (360) 468-2049 or email history@lopezmuseum.org and we’ll help.
Prefer to pay by check? Download and print our membership form, then mail it with your check payable to the Lopez Island Historical Society to P.O. Box 163, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
A group of men, women, and children stand on the porch of the Lopez Store and U.S. Post Office, which belonged to C.T. Butler. The Butler family lived above the store. The dock is to the right. Victoria Hutchenson is on the right in a white dress. The man in the doorway is perhaps her brother Walter Hutchenson.
The Lopez Island Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your gift is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. EIN: 23-7168503
We hope you will support our efforts to create new exhibits and valuable programs, preserve the memories and history that are unique to Lopez, and maintain the Museum and Port Stanley Schoolhouse. More than 70% of our operating funds come from museum members through membership dues and program donations.
To contribute, click the Donate button below. You will be taken to the secure PayPal website to donate by credit card or PayPal account. Thank you for your support.
