1907 Wedding Portrait of the Pearson Family. Photographer: John T. Wagness
Note – We are re-opening on August 4th and will now be open on Wednesday and Saturdays from 1 pm – 4 pm contact us page .
The Stanwood Area Historical Society operates the historic house museum known as the D. O. Pearson House, The Floyd Norgaard Cultural Center (a former Oddfellows Hall) and The Eldridge Center (The Eldridge Center was originally known as the Stanwood Camano History Museum built in 1991 behind the Pearson House).
SAHS was incorporated in 1972 and three years later purchased the D. O. Pearson House, the home of the first Mayor of Stanwood. In 2001 it began a major fund raising campaign and added the former I. O. O. F Hall (now the Floyd) and Tolin House to our facilities. We have grown and now have an ambitious schedule of activities and many new projects in the museums and in the Floyd Norgaard Cultural Center. Please consider joining us to be part of this growing and active heritage organization! (see our mission statement below)
Check in at the Tolin House (Business office) or try the Dave Eldridge Center 2nd floor (building If no one is there, you may try the Eldridge Center/Museum 2nd floor for volunteers working on projects.
Hours for tours:
We are located on the corner of 102nd Ave and 271st in the west end of Stanwood. We do take history or business questions by phone or email.
MAILING ADDRESS:
Stanwood Area Historical Society
P.O.Box 69
Stanwood,WA 98292
No charge for admission but donations are welcome.
The building addresses are
- D O Pearson House 27108 102nd Ave NW
- Eldridge Center (behind Pearson House) which has photographic exhibits and a small library 102nd Ave NW.
- Tolin Office 27112 102nd Ave NW.
- Floyd Norgaard Cultural Center: 27130 102nd Ave NW.
- Check our history page for online history information sources.
- Camwood Genealogy Workshop meetings are suspended for the time being also but normally held at the Eldridge Center.
- Historic Sites Tour
STANWOOD AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MISSION STATEMENT:
The Stanwood Area Historical Society seeks to discover, preserve, and display any materials which help to establish, illustrate, and interpret the economic, social, and cultural heritage of the greater Stanwood area, including if financially possible and appropriate, historic sites and properties.
The Stanwood Area Historical Society is a 501c3 non-profit organization, charitable donations are deductible.
Volunteers are welcome ! call 360-629-6110