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Schoolhouse gets Christmas Lights

Posted onDecember 14, 2017January 18, 2020Authormedialegends

Thank you Holiday Lighting NorthWest you did an amazing job lighting our 1906 Schoolhouse.

“Maude & The Kids – A Phoney History”

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Schoolhouse Play – An Integral Event for Camano Island’s 1st Historic Sites Tour March 24-26, 2017. March 25, 2017 at 2 p.m. with possible Encore Performance at 4 p.m. Tickets are FREE: 20 Tickets Reserved for Camano Historic Site Tour Participants for the 2 p.m. Show. Tourists must present their Historic Sites Tour Passport at Read More …

Supporting Friend of Camano Schoolhouse

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December 1, 2016 Dear Supporting Friend of Camano Schoolhouse , Amazing things have happened this year at Camano City Schoolhouse. As reported in the Stanwood Camano News, our long-lost schoolhouse bell was returned. Then a nearby resident uncovered a little-known 1912 photograph of our schoolhouse with its original bell tower. Days later we received a Read More …

Plein Art

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Artists enjoy sharing their talents at the Schoolhouse. Plein Art

Biz Beer & Brats

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The Schoolhouse Bell is Found

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Once was lost…now is found!!!!

Foundation working to preserve Camano City Schoolhouse

Posted onMarch 19, 2016February 21, 2017AuthormedialegendsLeave a comment

Link to original article By Kari Bray Herald Writer CAMANO ISLAND — The little white building, tucked among the trees near Camano Island’s west coast, went up in an era when Washington cities were defined by railroad tracks and waterways. The Camano City Schoolhouse was added to the Washington Heritage Register of Historic Places in Read More …

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Lincoln, Religion, and The American Republic
Lincoln, Religion, and The American Republic

February 8, 2020 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

1:00 pm on Saturday, February 8, 2020 tobenefit the Camano Schoolhouse Foundation. Abraham Lincoln scholar, Dr. Richard Hanks, is a Camano Island residentand the president of the Stanwood Area Historical Society. He grew up in Beardstown, Illinois, whereLincoln frequently visited and practiced law for a time. Richard's family is related to Lincoln thoughhis mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Asuggested donation of $10 is requested. All proceeds fund the repair andpreservation of the historic 1906 Camano City Schoolhouse and the newlyacquired Camano City Firehouse, which are located at 993 Orchid Road (just offChapman Rd.) For more information, callChuck Durland at 360-387-4598.

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2	3	4	5	6	7	8 Lincoln, Religion, and The American Republic Lincoln, Religion, and The American Republic February 8, 2020 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 1:00 pm on Saturday, February 8, 2020 tobenefit the Camano Schoolhouse Foundation. Abraham Lincoln scholar, Dr. Richard Hanks, is a Camano Island residentand the president of the Stanwood Area Historical Society. He grew up in Beardstown, Illinois, whereLincoln frequently visited and practiced law for a time. Richard's family is related to Lincoln thoughhis mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Asuggested donation of $10 is requested. All proceeds fund the repair andpreservation of the historic 1906 Camano City Schoolhouse and the newlyacquired Camano City Firehouse, which are located at 993 Orchid Road (just offChapman Rd.) For more information, callChuck Durland at 360-387-4598. See more details •
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