Point Roberts Historical Society - Point Roberts, WA

Explore Point Roberts History & Heritage

In 2019, the Point Roberts Historical Society opened the history center inside the Community Center building. This small but cozy room features two swing-panel photo displays, a timeline wall of local history, the Judy Ross Abandoned House quilt series, and a one-of-a-kind gift shop featuring Unique clothing, books, cards, and more.

The society also has a Facebook page and YouTube channel featuring videos of past historical people, places, and events. Be sure to check out the new and exciting history trail signs located throughout the  Community for the history where it happened. Maps and information are available at the history center.
 
Open year round Saturday 11 – 3, summer hours Saturday 11 – 4, Sunday 12 – 3.
 

For more information on Point Roberts Historical Society, visit their Facebook page.

Point Roberts Backstory:
Tales, Trails and Trivia of an American Exclave

Join Point Roberts Backstory for a tour
of this incredible town in an isolated corner of America.

Point Roberts Backstory tells the fascinating story of a one-of-a-kind American town. Perched on the tip of a Canadian peninsula which extends into U.S. waters, Point Roberts is a community like no other. Residents – including the school kids – have to drive through Canada to get to this unique “exclave” from the U.S. mainland. Point Roberts has seen it all: mysterious middens, smugglers, pirates, squatters, Icelandic-speaking settlers, rock stars and thousands of Canadians. They all mix in an unbelievable history all the more amazing when you learn it all happened in its tiny five square miles.

Point Roberts Historical Society - Point Roberts, WA

Point Roberts Historical Society
1437 Gulf Road
Point Roberts, WA 98281

historicalsociety@pointroberts.net

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