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The first permanent non-Native settler, Captain Christian Tuttle, arrived in 1871, establishing a homestead that stretched for 320 acres.
The acreage on which the “Beach Store” on Lummi Island was built was purchased by Elizabeth Margaret Turney Richards in December 1901 for the sum of 600 dollars. It was unusual in those days for a woman to purchase property, but her husband Ripley Jonathan Richards was a disabled soldier…
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A group of Islanders attended a showing of this Silent Film at the American Theatre in downtown Bellingham.
This is the 2nd version of a movie partially filmed on Lummi Island, and is a “Talkie” (a film with sound, and you can watch it here).
Lummi Island and vicinity in Bellingham Bay, Washington. 30 June 2023, 12:51:26 by Wikipedia User: Dicklyon – Richard (Dick) Francis Lyon Camera Location 48° 35′ 44.78″ N, 122° 28′ 30.25″ W | Image cropped and resized to center Lummi Island
