From outlaw to residentBy the end of the decade, Easton and his brother-in-law, Gordon Evans, purchased the property for what would become the Corlear Bay Club. The Corlear Bay Club has become a generational community with most properties handed down within families. “You can see all the little tournaments that Corlear Bay does.”Tennis is especially competitive, but a number of contests are part of Corlear Bay traditions, such as the annual Egg Toss with the prize of a bird’s nest. Corlear Bay todayConcerned that the historic depot was falling into disrepair, Corlear Bay residents, under the leadership of club member Lansing Reynolds, purchased the building and moved it the two miles to its current location in 1973. Photo featured at top: The Port Douglass depot moved to the Corlear Bay Club in 1972.