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Jim Weaver Interview with Gay Robertson Part 2 of 3
November 3, 2019 in Uncategorized, Weavers /by steheritageBill Buzzard: Miner, Rancher and Packer
October 31, 2019 in Bill Buzzard, Uncategorized /by steheritageBill Buzzard first came to the Stehekin Valley in 1889 to check out mining at Horseshoe Basin. He then patented the Buzzard Homestead in 1904 which consisted of 160 acres. The Buckner Orchard and the Stehekin School sit on the former homestead. Here is an article from the Chelan Leader dated this week in 1896 announcing […]
Jim Weaver Interview with Gay Robertson Part 3 of 3
October 31, 2019 in Uncategorized /by steheritageInterview with Jim Weaver by Gay Robertson 1982 Part 1 of 3
October 31, 2019 in Uncategorized, Weavers /by steheritageChelan Leader October 23, 1908
October 23, 2019 in Early Tourism /by steheritageHigher and higher rise the mountains as the head of the lake is neared. The snow fields can be seen upon all sides.
The First Year at the Homestead by Mike Barnhart
January 31, 2019 in Homesteading /by steheritageIn the spring of 1918, my grandparents, Hugh and Mamie Courtney acquired the old William Mcomb homestead at the end of Company Creek road. Below is an excerpt from my forthcoming book “At Home In The Woods – A Stehekin Family History – The Moores and Courtney’s”, along with a photo of the Cronk Cabin. […]
The Homestead Heritage
January 31, 2019 in HomePage News, Homesteading /by steheritageThe Stanley Place by Bucky Gans [originally printed in the Stehekin Choice newspaper; edition August/September 1993] Where the name of McGregor Mountain originated Approximately five miles upvalley from the head of the lake lies one of the more desirable homestead sites in the Stehekin Valley, with level, fertile land, not heavily timbered and abundant water […]
Land Acquisition Must End
June 11, 2018 in HomePage News, Land Aquisition /by steheritageSTEHEKIN HERITAGE
Stehekin Heritage is dedicated to perpetuating and protecting a viable community presence in the Stehekin Valley, as well as, sharing and enhancing public recreation throughout the North Cascades.
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Email: stehekinheritage1@gmail.com
Address: PO Box 1, Stehekin, WA 98852