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Centralia, Washington 98531
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Obscured Floor Tile. Centralia, Washington.
Salewski’s Jewelry sign and clock. Centralia, Washington.
Olympic Club Hotel/Theatre. 114-116 N. Tower Avenue. Centralia, Washington. Built in 1913 using the Classical Revival Style. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Olympic Club Saloon. 108-112 N. Tower Avenue. Centralia, Washington. Contributing Building to the NRHP District and separately listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Nyholm’s Block. 102 N. Tower Avenue. Centralia, Washington. Built in 1928. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Commercial Buildings on West Main Street. Downtown Centralia, Washington. The Legion/Odd Fellows Building (1907), Loggers Pub ((1905), and White and Gable Stationery Building (1900), are all Contributing Buildings to the NRHP District.
Legion Post 17 sign. Centralia, Washington.
Olympic Hotel & Olympic Club signs. Centralia, Washington.
McCleary Block. 114 S. Tower Avenue. Centralia, Washington. Built in 1928 using the Commercial Vernacular Style. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Inscription. Scuitto-Rector Building (1928). Centralia, Washington.
Tower Tavern sign. Centralia, Washington.
Marquee. Fox Theatre. Centralia, Washington.
Fox Theatre Blade Sign. Centralia, Washington.
Fox Theatre Blade Sign. Centralia, Washington.
Sciotto Rector Building. 116-120 S. Tower Avenue. Centralia, Washington. Built in 1928 using the Classical Revival Style. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Buffalo Bill mural. Centralia, Washington.
Former Elks Building. Centralia Square. Centralia, Washington. Contributing Building to the NRHP District. Built in 1919.
Rear view. Fox Theatre. Centralia, Washington. Built in 1929 using the Art Deco Style.
Fox Theatre sign. Centralia, Washington.
Inscription. The Sentinel. Centralia, Washington. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. Erected in 1924 in memory of four legionnaires murdered in 1919.
The Sentinel. Centralia, Washington. Two of the four WWI veterans who were murdered in a 1919 parade.
Close-up of The Sentinel. Centralia, Washington.
The Sentinel. Centralia, Washington. In memory of four returning soldiers from The Great War who were murdered during a parade in town in 1919. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Inscription. The Sentinel. Centralia, Washington.
The Sentinel. Centralia, Washington. Two of the four WWI veterans who were murdered in a 1919 parade.
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