Better to remove the derelict buildings, restore the island to its natural state, including planting large cedars on it, and use the money to replicate the summer fishing camp, with longhouses for tourists to stay in and experience traditional Indian life. This would do more to preserve Makah culture and provide jobs on the rez. History is relative -- if we preserve things simply because they are old then the lighthouse compound is relatively young compared to the history of Neah, Ozette, Wa'atch, and other native sites. How many more tourists would come to step back in time 150 years when they could leap back thousands?