Nestled at the banks of Penn Cove, on Whidbey Island’s hilly east coast, Coupeville embodies the memory of 19th-century country-town life. Step into Coupeville and one is transformed back to a period when Victorian houses were plentiful, when farming was the heart of the economy, and when city streets transported horses and buggies, not compacts and SUVs.

In downtown Coupeville, with its rows of wooden shops, rustic wharf and motif-style eateries, one has the impression that the town has not changed for years. And in many ways it hasn’t. It still personifies the same refined image of early pioneer life as it did 20 years ago and likely, it will continue to do so for the next 20.

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