The main residence of a pioneer farmstead, the Buckeye Ranch House was built between 1906 and 1908 by Winfield Scott Stevens, an Ohio native who arrived in the Nile Valley in 1887-88. He built the first road to this remote area following old Native American trails. Eventually he developed a large ranch and orchard, and built this unusual concrete structure, which represents a very early form of this technology. Scott was active in local affairs and his ranch was a well-known stopover for sheep and cattle herders. Native Americans continued to camp on the site for many years.
Buckeye Ranch House
Buckeye Ranch House is part of the following tour legs:
Yakima to Olympia
Buckeye Ranch House is part of the following tours:
Asotin to Hoquiam
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