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Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve is a unique cultural landscape where history and nature come together in unparalleled beauty and richness. The Res...
Jan 16, 2017 · Ebey was a prominent citizen in the early history of Washington Territory. The landing on his property was one of the principal docks on the west side of Whidbey Island. Ebey was instrumental in locating the Customs House in the Puget Sound region in Port Townsend, contributing to that town's good fortunes in the latter half of the 19th century.
Currently, the signage and historical record of Ebey’s Landing has focused predominantly on the white colonial settlement of Whidbey Island. As you walk along the trails, signs amplify a Western perspective of the landscape by primarily narrating the arrival of settlers, the life of the Ebey family and the agricultural development of the area.
Jun 7, 2017 · It is still doable any time but best done at low tide for the beach portion of the hike. Checkout the videos of this hike or over 400 other hikes in Washington State on my you tube channel "lmm3181" or click on the direct link below for this hike As always get out and see this beautiful state and enjoy your hiking! Take Care, Mike
Fifty hours to write a script, video, edit, and turn in a video about Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve with the theme of “Find Your Park.” We traveled 1,500 miles from the prairie city of Sioux Falls, South Dakota to this magical island that Colonel Isaac Ebey called “almost a paradise of nature.”
1.) Jacob & Sarah Ebey House (accessible via Cemetery Rd. and then from the car park a quarter of an hour walk) - the original residence and a "granary" from where you can walk across the so-called Ebey's Prairie to the 2.) Ferry House (the later home of the Ebey family - on Ebeys Landing Rd.) and there just a few meters from the 3.)
His wife and children survived by hiding in the blockhouse. Isaac Ebey's headless body is buried at the nearby Sunnyside Cemetery. 10 best things to do at Ebey’s Landing. 1. Bluff Trail Loop (3.5 miles) The Bluff Trail Loop (3.5 miles round-trip) starts at the beach parking lot at Ebey’s Landing State Park.
