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We are dedicated to preserving our community's history. Our mission is to preserve and restore the historic schoolhouse and fire station, to provide continuing education opportunities, and to exhibit Camano Island history. Our Motto is "The old school becomes the new school."
GRAND OLE OPRY STAR "MINNIE PEARL" PORTRAYED BY DEBBIE DIMITRE
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
The historic Camano City Schoolhouse, 993 Orchid Road, Camano Island.
Sunday, October 25 at 2:00 pm. $15 per person. Celebrate the amazing Minnie Pearl as portrayed by beloved storyteller Debbie Dimitre. In this unique presentation, you will not only hear the life story and reminiscences of Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon, but will also have the opportunity to enjoy some of the favorite jokes and stories of Ophie's alter ego, Country Comedienne Minnie Pearl! Debbie Dimitre has been entertaining, inspiring, and educating audiences of all ages with her historical and dramatic storytelling presentations. Debbie brings to life women and young girls in American history through story and first person portrayals in a style that is uniquely her own. Seating is limited! 993 Orchid Rd (just off Chapman Rd), Camano Island.
If you have questions about this event, please contact Chuck Durland at: chuck1durland@gmail.com
or learn more details

The Fire Museum is open to public viewing:
Every second Saturday of the month
1 - 4 pm
Admission is Free
985 Orchid Road, Camano Island
The museum is a gritty, honest tribute to generations of dedication, bravery, and volunteer spirit. Whether you are a lifelong resident, tourist, first responder, or a youth seeking wisdom come experience the real-world history and proud legacy of the men and women that kept Camano Island safe.
The Camano Island Archive at the Schousehool preserves history by digitizing photographs, letters, and documents. Using a post-custodial model, they scan and return original heirlooms to owners, saving space while safeguarding history.

The archive is open the second Saturday of every month from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, welcoming everyone to drop by and get acquainted. This is the perfect window to conduct local research, bring in historical items for donation, or get hands-on as a volunteer.
Whether you want to explore the island's past or help scan and organize new arrivals, stop in to see how we are keeping Camano’s history alive.
Please consider us a great solution for your goals to give back.
We are raising funds to replace the Fire Hall roof. If you would like to participate in preserving the Fire House Hall roof, or would like to give towards our mission to preserve Camano Island Heritage, click below.
Our Schoolhouse and Fire Hall thrives because of passionate individuals who love our history and want to share it. Whether you are guiding visitors, helping with student groups, or working behind the scenes, your unique skills can help shape our future. Click below to discover how you can join our team.