Photos by Tag: Anacortes
Bill enjoys Christmas Parade: 2002
The late Bill Mitchell, Anacortes muralist and historian, loved a parade! Here he is in the 2002 parade, busy promoting a fishing museum.
Christmas parade 2007
Anacortes High School Marching Band, Anacortes Christmas Parade 2007.
Pastels to be featured at Scott Milo Gallery
Scott Milo Gallery welcomes back Teresa Saia of Whidbey Island with her richly colored, jewel tone pastels. The artist will be featured from December 2 to January 21, 2023. Saia offers brilliantly colored landscapes and pond pieces in many sizes. Also showing are impressionistic NW watercolors by Eric Wiegardt, a new series of photo encaustic […]
Snow builds on Mt. Baker
If we experienced a bit of snow here on the island, you can be sure the snowpack has begun to build on Mt. Baker (viewed here from Anacortes across Fidalgo and Padilla bays).
Unique breakwater: 50 years ago
Brother Nick Steen from Georgia shared this photo he took about 50 years ago! La Merced, serving as a breakwater at Lovric’s SeaCraft on the Guemes Channel in Anacortes. Also attached is a more up to date photo I took a couple of years back.
Motega motors to work
Motega workboat motors from Cap Sante Marina in downtown Anacortes on a bright, chilly Saturday morning.
Music for the masses
High on the list of “home field” advantages at a local football game is a marching band to crank up the crowd! Once again the Anacortes High School musicians delivered with style at Friday’s game against Lynden.
Juicing up the arch
Electrical crew does their work on the downtown Anacortes arch in January 2008.
Senate hopeful Smiley makes Anacortes stop
A statewide campaign sweep brought U.S. Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley to Anacortes Thursday. She spoke to a standing-room-only audience at Seafarers’ Memorial Park. Smiley is taking on incumbent Patty Murray, first elected in 1992. (Smiley is wearing tan coat.) The Republican candidate also visited Sedro-Woolley and LaConner during her Skagit County van tour.
Ship Harbor, Anacortes
Washington State Ferry terminal as viewed from the beach at Ship Harbor in Anacortes. Mass in foreground was formed years ago when metals from the salmon canning process dropped from the building above.
On its way
State ferry “Samish” churns toward Anacortes terminal on a beautiful Fall afternoon.
Keeping an eye out
Great blue herons are “neighbors” at the state ferry terminal in Anacortes. Yakima at dock in the background.
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