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The American Legion · Orcas Island, WA

Voyle B. Martin Post #93

Veterans strengthening America — and Orcas Island — since 1934. A home port for veterans, their families and neighbors on Crescent Beach Drive in Eastsound.

The Post #93 hall on Crescent Beach Drive with the American flag flying out front
Our Post and Beam hall, open since January 1, 1978
CharteredApril 1934
Happy HourDaily, 4–6 PM
Find us793 Crescent Beach Dr, Eastsound
Call the club house(360) 376-4987
Welcome aboard

Orcas Island Legion rules!

For more than ninety years, Post 93 has been a social gathering place and the center from which our civic and charitable projects have grown. We’re named for Voyle B. Martin, and we carry on the American Legion’s promise: service that begins at enlistment and continues long after discharge.

Among our members there is no rank or prejudice, only purpose. A veteran is a veteran — and every one of them is welcome here.

Our story
Illustration of an orca, the emblem of Orcas Island
What we do

Mutual helpfulness, every day

To enhance the well-being of America’s veterans, their families, our military, and our communities.

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Veteran advocacy

Helping veterans pursue careers, education, health care and stable homes — free of charge.

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Honoring service

Memorial events and remembrance so past sacrifices are never forgotten by new generations.

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Youth & citizenship

Mentoring young people into responsible citizens through education and community programs.

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Island community

Civic and charitable projects that meet the unique needs of Orcas Island families.

Chalkboard reading Happy Hour Daily 4pm to 6pm, Wednesday sloppy nachos
At the club house

Happy Hour, every single day

Pull up a chair with fellow veterans, family and friends. The bar at Post 93 is where island stories get told and new friendships get made.

DailyHappy Hour 4:00 – 6:00 PM
WednesdaySloppy Nachos — $5 small, $10 large. Get it!
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The Legion Family

There’s a place for everyone

Veterans, their sons and grandsons, and their families all serve together at Post 93.

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The American Legion

The nation’s largest veterans service organization, open to those who served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

How to join →
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Sons of The American Legion

Founded in 1932 to honor the service and sacrifice of Legionnaires, for male descendants of veterans.

Learn about S.A.L. →
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American Legion Auxiliary

Since 1919, serving veterans, the military and their families as the largest patriotic women’s service organization.

Learn about the Auxiliary →

Stay in the loop

Our monthly Post Newsletter covers meetings, events and island news. Stop by the hall or reach out to get the latest issue.

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