This website is your opportunity to assist in the collection of stories and historical data by the Society. One of our goals for the future is to establish a museum where we can house photographs and artifacts from June Lake Loop's past. We will also be identifying historical buildings and sites. In the meantime, we are asking for assistance in compiling as much information as possible regarding the history of the Loop.
Please, if you have any information to contribute regarding the history of the June Lake Loop, PLEASE create an account, log in and post it here. If your information cannot be transmitted in electronic form you may send it to us as well.
You may also contribute additional information and comments on existing stories on this website.
Thanks for your interest in the history of the June Lake Loop.
Max Bowlan, Vice President
Lee Vorobyoff, Secretary
Patti Heinrich, Treasurer
Bev Gilmore and Debi Perilman, Board Members -at-large
Nicholas Faust, Ken Willingham, Andy Gilmore, Al Heinrich, and all of YOU for your support.
the June Lake Loop Historical Society is organized as a non=profit corporation in the State of California, and has been granted tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service under section 401(c)-3.
The newly formed Society held its first General Annual Meeting on August 6 at the June Lake Community Center.
About thirty interested persons were in attendance as President Dan Roberts gave a welcome address and a brief overview of the origins of the June Lake community.
The program consisted of Ron Dunn, longtime summer resident at Silver Lake, who gave a talk on his experiences in the 1940's when there was gambling in June Lake and he and his father were the operators of a slot machine business. 
Then Igor Vorobyoff spoke about the natural history of the area. Several individuals joined the Society as members and there were some displays of old photos and artifacts, including a mounted Steelhead Trout caught in the twenties by renowned area photographer Burton Frasher. The evening ended with refreshments and sharing of many stories of the past by the participants.