A broad cross section of local history has been recorded by a diverse group of local residents. The collection will be expanding in the coming year as grant funding will enable the museum to preserve even more stories for future generations.
May Agnes Bergman Boyce
Robert Follett Buck
Sam Buck II
Jim Cahail
Ethel L. Dale
Georgia Wanda Murray Davis
Etta Elizabeth Lightheart Egeland
Glen Fleming
Cora Elsie Elwell Moe Fowler – information about Shaw Island
Elmon Adams Geneste, Jr. - information about the history of transportation on San Juan Island
Marie Larsen Johnson Greenfield
Martha Holden Nash Gubelman
Lynette King Guard
Sally Dodd Hall – information about Yellow Island
Carla Jean Higginson – information about ancestors Christopher Rosler and wife Anna Pike Rosler who was Haida, Native American.
Garreth Jeffers – information about the Friday Harbor Fish Cannery
Nourdine H. Jensen – information about boat building on San Juan Island
Carlton Wright King – information about the history of King’s Market
Louise Karen Lovaas King
Georgia May Smith Krumdiack
Roger Loring – information about the Cemetary
Margaret Mc Rae
Laura Roland
Mildred King Sandwith
Virginia Gertrude Reed Sandwith
Ray Sheffer – information about law enforcement on San Juan Island
Helga Lindquist Settles – information about living at the Lime Kiln Lighthouse
Al Sundstrom
Claudine Helen Sundstrom
Frederick Daniel Sundstrom – information about the history of agriculture on San Juan Island
Ruth Guard Sundstrom
Edward Norman Tuck – information about the Roche Harbor lime kilns
Edna Beryl Boyce Wade – information about the cemetaries
Robert William Workman – information about the Roche Harbor lime quarries
William Arthur Wotton
Kendo Yasuda – information about the history of the Japanese on San Juan Island