History
The Lazy "T" Ranch was originally part of a 25,000 plus acre ranching and farming business run by a locally well know family of German immigrants, who were successful from the late 1800's, until the sale of the mainland and ranch in 1958. What is now known as the Lazy "T" Ranch was originally the home, homestead, and ranch of Charles Ritter, who passed in 1948. The main Ranch house, which was built in 1914, and also some of the historic buildings and barns, still remain to this day. The Tremblay family purchased the Ritter property in 1972, and have been operating a successful horse boarding facility on the original homestead with access to 85 miles of riding trails on the original ranch. To this day, the Tremblay family still owns and operates the ranch.
