Petrified Wood
Welcome Friends
and Future Rockhounds
The Ginkgo Mineral Society was formed in 1949 by a like-minded group of friends.
They:
- enjoyed spending time outdoors.
- appreciated the majesty of nature.
- liked collecting, cutting, and polishing rocks.
These are the primary reasons the Club still exists today.
Our mission: The Ginkgo Mineral Society was formed to promote the education of mineralogy and geology; to encourage the collecting of rocks and minerals; to provide field excursions to mineral collecting areas; and to promote interest in lapidary work.
Meetings are held monthly for sharing stories of rockhounding adventures,
for displaying the latest finds and projects, and for enjoying each others fellowship.
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Digging for petrified wood
at Saddle Mountain
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A good haul | Garnets |
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Club Officers for 2024:
President - Thea Stender- 509.630.1391
Vice President - Derek Corder 425.270.0221
Secretary - Melisha Maxey 509.885.2996
Treasurer - David Earhart 509.860.0988
Membership Coordinator - Marcia Summers - 509.860.7556
Meeting are currently held every third Friday of the month
at the Faith Presbyterian Church 200 S. Kentucky East Wenatchee
Carnelian
Picture Rock
Geode
Ellensburg Blue