"A Notable Day in San Juan History"
This file appears in: The American Camp Monument
An Account and reflection about the American and English Camp ceremonies on San Juan Island. The purpose of the ceremonies was to commemorate “a peaceful occupation of United States and British soldiers, as both nations peacefully resolved the boundary dispute.”
This file appears in: The American Camp Monument
The American Camp Monument – The “Grappling Hook” of San Juan's Past, Present and Future
“Erected October 21, 1904, by the Washington University State Historical Society as arbitrator William I of Germany decided the San Juan case October 21, 1872. First Officer in charge was Cap. George E. Pickett of the 9th U.S. Infantry. American…
