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La Conner Washington |
La Conner's docks, bait shops, galleries and museums embody the classic sights and sounds of a late 19th-century fishing port. Many historic buildings remain intact, including a log cabin built in 1869 by Magnus Anderson, one of the area's first settlers. More than 160 local buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
La Conner is in western Skagit County, facing Fidalgo Island across Swinomish Channel.
The area surrounding La Conner is rich in tulips, thus the town has an annual Tulip Festival, held each April.
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Reviewed By: Mountain Girl, 10/27/2006 01:38:26 AM
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Reviewed By: hotrod, 00/00/0000 12:00:00 AM
A Class Act Gallery (Art Galleries)
Beach Spa (Spas, Beauty and Day Spas)
Bow
Benson Farmstead Bed & Breakfast (Bed and Breakfasts)
Caravan Gallery (Art Galleries)
Earthenworks Gallery (Art Galleries)
Gaches Mansion (Historic Buildings)
Good Kitty Bad Kitty (Shopping)
Hotel Planter (Hotels and Motels)
Kevin Paul Carvings (Arts, Visual Artists and Art Studios)
La Conner Chamber of Commerce (Chambers of Commerce)
La Conner Country Inn (Bed and Breakfasts)
La Conner Marina (Marinas)
LaConner Brewing Company (Breweries and Brewpubs)
Laconner Regional Library (Libraries)
Legends Art Gallery (Art Galleries)
Market Place Antiques (Shopping)
Museum of Northwest Art (Museums, Art)
Ridgeway Farm Bed and Breakfast (Bed and Breakfasts)
Skagit Bay Hideaway Bed & Breakfast (Bed and Breakfasts)
Skagit County Historical Museum (Museums, History Museums)
Steel Silhouettes (Shopping)
Swinomish Indian Tribal Community (Native American)
The Heron in La Conner (Bed and Breakfasts)
The Rainbow Inn B&B (Bed and Breakfasts)
Two Moons Gallery (Gifts)
Viking Cruises (Cruises)
Whisker's Cafe (Restaurants)
Mount Vernon
Whispering Firs Bed & Breakfast (Bed and Breakfasts)
Wild Iris Inn (Bed and Breakfasts)
Wild Iris Inn (Bed and Breakfasts)
