Word Search Puzzles -Historic sites of Clark County Washington

Dedicated to the inspirational pioneers of Clark County Washington.

The first county in Washington state.

“It was created by the provisional government of Oregon Territory on August 20, 1845. At that time it covered the entire presentday state.”

Wikipedia

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Editor: Patricia Grasher

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Illustrations: Riley Donahue

INDEX AMBOY CHURCH 5 ARTS BUILDING 6 BASALT QUARRIES 7 CAMAS MAIN POST OFFICE 8 CARNEGIE LIBRARY 9 CEDAR CREEK GRIST MILL 10 CEDAR CREEK GRIST MILL 11 FARRELL BUILDING 12 COUNTY COURTHOUSE 13 COUNTY COURTHOUSE 14 COUNTY POOR FARM 15 COVINGTON HOUSE 16 ELKS BUILDING 17 FORT VANCOUVER 18 FORT VANCOUVER 19 GRANT HOUSE 20 GRANT HOUSE 21 GREELY BUILDING 22 HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE 23 I-5 INTERSTATE BRIDGE 24 KETTENRING HOUSE 25 KIGGINS THEATER 26

KIGGINS THEATER 27 LEWISVILLE PARK 28 LOWELL HIDDEN HOUSE 29 LUEPKE FLORIST 30 MARSHALL HOUSE 31 OFFICERS ROW 32 PARKERSVILLE NHS 33 PEARSON AIR FIELD 34 POMEROY HISTORY FARM 35 RANCK BUILDING 36 SLOCUM HOUSE 37 SLOCUM HOUSE 38 SPARKS ENGLEMAN BLDG 39 ST JAMES CHURCH 40 SUMMIT GROVE LODGE 41 VANCOUVER POST OFFICE 42 VANCOUVER NHR 43 VENERSBORG SCHOOL 44 YALE BRIDGE 45 PUZZLE ANSWERS 46 Historic Sites and Locations 53

Explore the Historic Sites of CLARK COUNTY A partial listing of the Historic sites of Clark County that are open to the public. A few of the places require an appointment or special event for public visit.

SLOCUM HOUSE

COUNTY COURTHOUSE GRIST MILL

KIGGINS THEATER

FORT VANCOUVER

GRANT HOUSE

HOW TO SOLVE WORD SEARCH: The words in the word list are hidden in the puzzle. You can find them by reading forward, backward, up and down and diagonally.

Each word will be in a straight line.

Only the words that are in CAPITAL LETTERS are hidden. Small letters are not included in the puzzle. ` CHINOOK (tribe) Only the word CHINOOK will be in the puzzle.

Circle the words that you find and mark the small square next to the found word in the word list.

WORD SCRAMBLE - Unscramble the letters to reveal the word.

DRWO unscrambled is W O R D

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AMBOY CHURCH

The Amboy United Brethren Church dedicated in 1910 is now the site of the North Clark Historical Museum.

M K R L N V T M J C L E E O V U C G K U

B P U W H N A T I V E A M E R I C A N O

Z K P S S A L G Y T I S O I R U C E H R

S H E R I T A G E A P R U B V Z L K A A

T W A Y P D M L S L I H B J Y R E R Z L

E U K A Y A C O L T B U R N O R X L E H

A U E O E N N O S B C I H T O G S G N I

 COWLITZ  CURIOSITY GLASS  EVANGELICAL  GOTHIC  HAZEN CHAPEL  HERITAGE  KEROSENE LANTERN  LEGACY  LOGGING  MUSEUM  NATIVE AMERICAN  ORAL HISTORIES

M N D R P E P H C W E T Y S R Y C L C S

L Y W E N R J C E M N L E X G Y A Q H T

O G I V P H A S T Z G N P N Y C W M A O

G H N D I T O Y D P E K I E I C U R P R

G P D O O E D A X L A G M L E S A O E I

I A O R N R U D A I G C E D E T K G L E

N R W A E B U N A O O G A U C B S Q E S

G G S Y E D T U L Q N Y M J M M Q M F L

N O X O R E C S Y A W F S R E L T T E S

W N U U R T Q M V H P R S N R V I D N K

E O X N D I Y E S T E A M D O N K E Y S

A H O G T N P V Q J Z A N V R V G I G F

X P E W H U A V X A B C O W L I T Z T U

 PEAKED WINDOWS  PHONOGRAPH  PIONEER  REV DORA YOUNG (Founding Pastor)  SETTLERS  STEAM DONKEYS  STEAM LOGGING  STEEPLE  SUNDAY SCHOOL  UNITED BRETHREN  YACOLT BURN Solution on page 46

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ARTS BUILDING

Built in 1928 by Peter Johnson it was the largest building in Vancouver at that time. Original use was for medical doctors.

P M N R O B L I H Y A D R E T L

E P N M S E V A E L S U H T N A

K R D A B R L K R E S M W O L R

S K T H S U X H X W X D Z A R Z

T E E O O Z E P L M E Z N C Y I

A R R G K S J K A Z A O A M T R

R I R A Q H U G A R I B V T U I

B C A N K I D L R S U D S J D J

U H C Y Z E G E S C X R O L D J

R A O G A L T E H E U R I C B R

S R T J O D F O S B R U E M T G

T D T N R O N D N L B U O T P O

P U F C Y X I R N A U Y E O S B

V G W O M D P G A S C B F Q C Y

U H N B E K S J D U L T S P H X

D P G M P E T E R J O H N S O N

G L S C R O L L S T E C Y V M A

A W N W

C N A S

G E L T

L H Y E

N G O W

N D K G

W L X E

W B Q A

Y S U S

C T T N

K R A E

A R X O W A R S P L S I B C I S U O H T

A P C N

B T C E

O E N P

R B L E

 ANCANTHUS LEAVES  ARTS BLDG  BEAUX ARTS  CABUCHON  CLOISTER  CORBELS  DOCTORS  ENTABLATURE  GLAZED  MAHOGANY  MARBLE

Q V A Q R K W U Y L E L T W S X

H G V P V L S M A H D B D A U I

S O J A C Q F C I I P H R A L Y

 MEDICAL BUILDING  MOLDINGS  PENTHOUSE  PETER JOHNSON (builder)  PROFESSIONAL  RICHARD V GOUGH  SCROLLS  STARBURST  SUNBURST TILE  TERRA COTTA  TERRAZZO Solution on page 46

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BASALT QUARRIES

Volcanic rock formed during the Miocene-Pliocene ages and used in the early 1900’s for paving in Portland, Oregon. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge N B A C A G A A P A R K P R O J E C T S

G I H B E L G I A N B L O C K S Z U O F

N S F R G E M X F S F S A A C I L I S R

H J X P L J O H N M C K I E P G Y T S F

W L V T D E P P I H C A U V D N S C L I

O V J D F A K K Q V N B Q P G E V J L E

 APHANITIC  BASALT CHUNKS  BASALT KNOLLS  BELGIAN BLOCKS  CHIPPED  COBBLESTONE  FLOODING  ICE AGE  IGNEOUS ROCK  JAMES CARTY  JOHN MCKIE  LAVA FLOW

D S B N R L E C L Z M P B T R O R X O I

A N G N Z G O A O I Y A S M J U W E N R

O P K N A Y V O O R S K E I V S C N K C

R L L E I A T C D A N Y N N Z R F O T I

K H C I F L E S L I T E O E E O T T L T

C I F L O N I T G R N Z T D O C V S A I

O X O T E C C A A W P G S L T K O E S N

R W N A M H E C T U Y I G V O S L L A A

W Z G V U Z S N X E Z D N V L M C B B H

K E X N Y E U N E L D L I C C H A B T P

 MINED  MIOCENE AGE  MOLTEN ROCK  OCEANIC CRUST  PARK PROJECTS  PAVING STONES  PLIOCENE AGE  ROCK ROAD  SILICA  TAILINGS  TOPOGRAPHY  VOLCANIC

D V K R M R D D R A J I V Y S V N O B A

B S W A A Q T O P O G R A P H Y I C J B

W Y J P S K J E R P I E P G Y V C V Y C

F T S U R C C I N A E C O N A Z D R X C

Solution on page 46

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CAMAS MAIN POST OFFICE

Built during the depression as a WPA and New Deal Arts project. This small but beautiful Post Office officially opened on Oct 1, 1939.

K I P K F I X W X Q S S W L E D A C A F

C A I O F R I E Z E J W I F B M J Q A P

Z W R Q S B A W E O C N O C I N H H J V

L F P E O T W N F M T L S O O U F R H Q

G O J A N Q M Y K E Q T W S D C G R C N

N O U I Y O N A L B R X R V A E P F O D

I R B L L Z I S S A C E S L M G N S C A

R E M O G J R S L T D O O C T J L E C W

O L F T S Q W A S N E P L N W O P A R V

O B V Y H J E N A E U R A L H R M I W G

 AARON F MILLS (Postmaster 1890)  BAYS  BRICK  CAMAS  COLONIAL STYLE  CORNICE  CUPOLA  DEPRESSION ERA  DOUGLAS NICHOLSON (Artist)  FACADE  FRANK COLLINS (Postmaster 1936)  FRIEZE

L A K S S D M H H C R A E C I A P Z A P

F G A I W A H U A I R P I I S N V V C I

O S H E J P H X R O L N E S D U S A M N

Z L N L E S L D N A S A X D L G E O K K

Z X Y S M R O F T A L P G N I L I A M M

A A O N V H M F L T S K E C I N R O C A

R J X D U I D G Y I F U P L S P R N Z R

R A Y Y L R U P W W H L X Y K C I R B B

E Y I L M O E L Y T S L A I N O L O C L

T Y S T D E B A O Q L B C U F L X F V E

 GABLE ROOF  JOSEPH ANDERSON (Builder)  LINTELS  MAILING PLATFORM  MURAL  NEW DEAL ARTS  PINK MARBLE  POSTMASTER  SASH  TERRAZZO FLOORING  WOODEN  WPA Solution on page 46

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CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Andrew Carnegie library built in 1909. In 1964 it became the home of the Clark County Historical Museum.

O V S P P H O T O G R A P H S T V P L I

M N P X W U T O X S E R U T C E L T K V

O M E N B Y A W L I A R S & P S T S C X

X U C O R A L H I S T O R I E S Y E H X

S E I N C S I Y V P B W D U P I E W K A

S S A G A K T B M U E O G C T I L H T L

 ANDREW CARNEGIE  ARCHAELOGICAL  ARTIFACTS  ARTWORK  BASKETRY  BEADWORK  BOOKS  CLARK COUNTY  CLASSES  DOCUMENTS  EDUCATION  EXHIBITS

K U L S U C F C R F C A N M G F B T L A

O M E J N T I M A U F P B E K P E R Y C

O L V G D O J R M F M W N I J G A O T I

B A E Q P V I E E S I R Z E S G D N N G

Y C N N U R N T Z M A T D P W Z W C U O

S I T L L T E M I C A U R B U P O I O L

E R S E S I A S W B C E A A S A R F C O

S O K N X P B E E A I R V K I X K I K E

S T T T S T R R T R T H V I L B V C R A

A S J X G D I I A W V E X Y T E Q A A H

L I L F N T O L O R S E Z E N A K P L C

C H J A X N E R E H Y U O C I U N F C R

D E Q M Q T K N V S Y C P Y X N J S B A

K Y R T E K S A B J J R K V I F F U F D

 HISTORICAL MUSEUM  LECTURES  LIBRARY  MAPS  NATIVE AMERICAN  ORAL HISTORIES  PACIFIC NORTHWEST  PHOTOGRAPHS  PRESERVE  SP&S RAILWAY  SPECIAL EVENTS  TEXTILES Solution on page 46

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CEDAR CREEK GRIST MILL

Word Scramble 1. RGAIN

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2. EATHW

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3. RNCO EMAL

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4. GGNNIDIR

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5. GNOAW LODA

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CEDAR CREEK GRIST MILL

Built in 1876 this 126 year old water-powered mill is still actively functioning and a popular tourist attraction in Clark County.

G G Y Q M J L Y F F R E S H M I L L E D I I C O V E R E D B R I D G E N D H K F H S E N

L S T M B E I Y Z J K F V U G J L L E B

K L S E

R G A O

E N S C

D I P R

D D C Q

A N C D

L I M H

H R Q W

S G J N

I W P U

F R B J

M M G O

W A C I

G D M Q

O Y L B U S U O E K T N E U Z S R L U G T O I G C M T A R U S N A E R N J S U R S L L I

C G R A

M D R I

Y B C R

E D A R

A F V G

E Z A V

O K P U

H C R T

G B K C

I E O F

M O W L

K I A O

T E T G

M V N H

N H B E S I I D E D K I N W P C C W G W

M I B U C Y T L Y R X E L O E S B L P A Q N D O R L G L A D Y E E L D H H T S G X I S T

T Z S E

E R F C

L F Z E

E E K R

A B T D

N D W Q

E Y S L

U X L P

Q I K O

M B A H

U P L S

P E X E

D F R N

U E V I

H Z W H

R A N C

O S M A

R P V M

O N L O

L N O B H C N Y L E K I M R N K C B E A F P P G E M L W A T E R P O W E R E D D  APPLE CIDER  BLACKSMITH SHOP  CEDAR CREEK  CHURNING  CORN MEAL  COVERED BRIDGE  DAM  FISH LADDER  FLOUR  FLUME  FRESH MILLED  GEORGE WOODHAM

 GRAIN  GRINDING  LEFFEL TURBINE  LIVESTOCK FEED  MACHINE SHOP  MIKE LYNCH  MILL STONES  PULLEYS  RED BIRD MILL  SHINGLE MILL  WAGON LOAD  WATER POWERED

Solution on page 46

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FARRELL BUILDING In 1924 Charlie and Rose Farrell built the The Farrell General Merchandise Company at this location. You can visit it now at Camas Antiques.

L X E C I F F O T S I T N E D X M W G Y

P W S V N W W F O F K U N U M S B O A G

G P E N N F X O O Z B L A K T W L V M R

T H U Q G J W J M R C N Y N N D E S I O

C D Q P F M E Q A E S E E Q E N R J L C

N C I K A J E E S J N M J N I G A C L E

 APARTMENTS  CAMAS ANTIQUES  CHARLES FARRELL  CIVIC LEADERS  CLOTHING  DENTIST OFFICE  DOCTORS OFFICE  DOWNTOWN CAMAS  FARRELL AND EDDY  FASHIONETTE SHOP  GENERAL STORE

Y H T R S R W N H T T S R V N U W P I R

D A N E H O H Z S R N U C I O O D E N I

D R A C I S Z S A F L A H L A B R N E E

E L S I O E G P I E A T H Y O N A N R S

D E A F N F A A S F O S G C Q T H E Y N

N S M F E A P T V L K V H J R J H Y V B

A F A O T R O K C U V D J I T E G I K K

L A C S T R M W A Z C U W Z O K M X N N

L R P R E E E R O T S L A R E N E G O G

E R Z O S L S Y Q K O E R C S L S Y F L

R E Z T H L D O W N T O W N C A M A S M

R L H C O A S N G I S E D T A H O L Y D

A L T O P S O G I F T S M Q L O X S I R

F L V D M F C I V I C L E A D E R S K C

 GIFTS  GOLDEN RULE STORE  GROCERIES  HARDWARE  HAT DESIGNS  J C PENNEY  MENS FASHIONS  MERCHANTS  MILLINERY  ROSE FARRELL  WOMENS CLOTHING Solution on page 47

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COUNTY COURTHOUSE Clark County is the oldest county in the state of Washington. The current courthouse was dedicated on November 29, 1941.

F A M I L Y L A W S C I T I L O P B T V

C N J W X C W C Y N E W D E A L E R A Z

E E T E R C N O C D E C R O F N I E R D

D D A I W R H T A E S Y T N U O C N A F

A O D K T Z A C S E O P Y R U J N Y H F

G C M G B N X E N L E K D M K P W Z J W

I K I E M A E I T E A V K K Z A D K A O

 ADMINISTRATIVE  ART DECO  ART MODERNE  BUCKSKIN BRIGADE  COUNTY SEAT  COURT ROOMS  CRIMINALS  DAY WALTER HILBORN architect  DOCKET  DRUG COURT  FAMILY LAW  GEOMETRIC SHAPES

R E N O Z R I C N R B N Q S L M C S W L

B T I M O T M A O B U S I T S C P E W S

N J S E L M M C K N P O E M B H G G S N

I V T T D O G F T P N R C G I M W D T E

K O R R E D V C R D H I H G D R V U A J

S O A I S E O H A I A B V E U U C J T X

K C T C T R Y Y L P N L I F L R J K E C

C E I S C N Y B H Z M N H R C O D F L H

U D V H O E O M J U R Y C H A I R S A E

B T E A U R J B M V L P V J T R Q W W V

 INNOCENT  JUDGES  JUDGES BENCH  JURY  JURY CHAIRS  LAWYERS  NEW DEAL ERA  OLDEST COUNTY  PEWS  POLITICS  STATE LAW  ROSS B HAMMOND (Contractor)

Y R F P N D N O M M A H B S S O R C D O

Z A D E T U C C U C S M O O R T R U O C

R Z R S Y E N L A W Y E R S Y V F O Q D

Solution on page 47

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COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Word Scramble 1. EWYLASR

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2. ROUCT OORM

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3. NTNUSOTCIIOT

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4. DFREMEO

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5. ISJTUCE

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Solution on page 45

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COUNTY POOR FARM

The county operated the Poor Farm as early as 1873 though it was officially listed as 1913-1943.

C T N E G I D N I S U R V I V A L D N W

G P U N W S E T A M N I N Z E O C Y O O

A U A E Q P E L X O X F N H Q L L R Z M

B Z N U J M B V M Q E Y A S O I K M E X

E L Z W P L Z G A I W R M T B H W D E W

Q J Z F E E N Y L R D T H Q O Q I I X O

W S Z U E I R E S T G I J U H C T L C W

 CARING  CLOTHING  FARM  FOOD  FUEL  HARD TIMES  INDIGENT  INMATES  LAST REFUGE  LONG TERM  MEDICAL TREATMENT

U N F Z R I R S I A N D S L A D O K A X

R E D A P C L M C G G E E L H N I F J J

R E C Z I D E E W E T J T K G A B Y A O

U D X L P S O O R F M R B T R F P O O R

A Y B V F R H M V R E E E U F A O B E E

V U T Z S Q W U R A O R T F B K M T B L

P V A M K P E D T A M O M E O P P N O P

M A X J L J L M F M F K D C R W P T U O

I W M Q W I E F D O O F A T U Y X B G E

S O O M Z N J L M F N R N V U F P Q M P

W J N M T K S V N Y L F H D N O N Q U D

V H E X H K N R N L A S T R E F U G E L

B O Y P O O R F A R M S Y S T E M P W O

 NEEDY  OLD PEOPLE  OUTDOOR RELIEF  PAUPERS CEMETERY  POOR  POOR FARM SYSTEM  PUBLIC RELIEF  SURVIVAL  TAX MONEY  UNMARKED GRAVES  WORKHOUSE Solution on page 47

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COVINGTON HOUSE

“Built in 1848 by Richard and Anne Covington it is the oldest privately built home in the State of Washington.

M W L O T W D O N A T I O N C L

Q C O A H X V A N N E C O V I N

N Z N O H S C H O O L T E A C H

B B A E D S R E T T U G N E D O

S K O F O E K X H I Y O O A C K

G B Q A U Y N F I R S T P I A N

J U P T R F X F S W O D N I W W

E F O Y Y D K N L M W G J P O O

N D L F T A I Y F O O L G D S N

I Y D O I Y B N R A O L W S I F

L N E R L Z Z N G Y K R E V O F

O L S A A V Q G O S D L O V D A

I O T T T E F X N S C C O Q I L

V G H I I W H P V I D H E U Q R

Z C O U P F C O S R N U O D X B

J A U G S K X U A F U S H O A U

S B S Z O E M H B X J M O A L Z

W I E W H I C K Y I S Y N U H O

J N Y T E I C O S E G A T I R E

C W F I R E P L A C E Q B M X G

A I M X

G T O N

E R S H

O W F W

M C A N

O S O K

N T F S

G P U B

W S Y I

W O T R

G C I I

N I C V

I A I E

B L R R

M C T S

U E C T

L N E O

P T L N

H E E E

P R O K

 ANNE COVINGTON  BOARDING SCHOOL  DONATION CLAIM  ELECTRICITY (New)  FIREPLACE  FIRST PIANO  GUITAR  HERITAGE SOCIETY  HOSPITALITY  HUDSON BAY  LOG CABIN

 MUSIC LESSONS  OLDEST HOUSE  PLUMBING (New)  RICHARD COVINGTON  RIVERSTONE  SCHOOLTEACHERS  SOCIAL CENTER  VIOLIN  WINDOWS (New)  WOODEN FLOOR (New)  WOODEN GUTTERS Solution on page 47 52

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ELKS BUILDING

Built in 1911 by the Fraternal Elks organization it was an impressive architectural structure of early downtown Vancouver.

M F W P T R E A D I N G R O O M S Z V J I V E V E N T S I V H Y R Z I W Y W M W S S I O

Y O A U

C C N O

O I N V

M P I R

P O V T

A R E M

N H R U

Y T S U

M N A J

E A R I

E T I N G L I H P L I E S V R X Y Q L R

S O K R

O N F L

U T L E

P E P G

N F A R B T A H B X J I U L J A K A X S R O R D U R C L R F H F A V T F H I A M E V I V

B D S K

C H W I

X D F I

S O C I

I E S D

O T K C

K B G R

I V E O

G A N R

W E N A

B S N I

P R I I

E F O D

I N P Y

S V O Q

A R W S

C R E M

B W E D

O O R G

A L N B A E P T P L T T N D V W Y M D N L E D Y L Q S I O K A F C F J B R O I I O D G E

T U S F

O W S R

B E I I

B C Y R

K E E G

C D S L

R V E T

M B Z C

R T I O

R V X G

I T F X

T I L N L E L U B L G O T X D A

M D E G

C N U N

N G S L

T E E M

O B K P U E M U I R O T I D U A N F C Y F C E L C W W O F V B I G S H X U Q X E  ANNIVERSARIES  ARCH WINDOWS  AUDITORIUM  BRICKSTONE BALLROOM  CELEBRATIONS  CIVIC  COMMERCIAL  COMPANY MEETINGS  ELKS  EVENTS

 FRATERNAL ORDER  ITALIAN INFLUCENCE Architecture  LODGE  MEETING ROOMS  MISSION REVIVAL Architecture  PHILANTHROPIC  READING ROOMS  ROBERT T TEGAN  SOCIAL  WEDDINGS Solution on page 47

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FORT VANCOUVER

Word Scramble 1. RREPENISRTTE

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2. ETMTARRARSEQU

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3. RFU ATGIRDN

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4. ETRRECPSAN

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5. EFSRMAR

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6. ODESACKT

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7. SNCPAITA

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8. DGIUES

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9. RONGARIS

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10. SKRAEB

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FORT VANCOUVER

An entry from Wikipedi states that during its height, “Fort Vancouver watched over 34 outposts, 24 ports, six ships, and 600 employees.”

U Y C G I A H H E D A K C O T S T R O F

K P V H R M O C H I E F F A C T O R S S

B E S N I A T P A C P I H S V K F Z S K

J U O G T U X P O U T P O S T U S E X C

H M F H U W Y N A S H V Q I W R D V X A

T U D F S A F X O N R O N O E I R U E R

N L D M A M R P A C E T F T U B S E E R

 AGRICULTURE  BAKERS  BARRACKS  BLACKSMITH  BUFFALO SOLDIERS  CALVARY  CARPENTERS  CHIEF FACTORS  CHIEF TRADERS  FORT STOCKADE  GARRISON  GUARDS

E F W S I L G D K G E M N G L Z G Z C A

M J B K O N O D S R R E S A Q A H X H B

I J V A I N S S P N P I C R L U S C I K

G W G D K N B R O R O K C L E N S B E G

E X A K O E E A A L S S I U O E Y V F N

R R S K G T R C Y M D V I E L F T Z T E

T W Q S E C O S I C A I G R T T S S R M

K B A R K H A T V K O R E V R W U J A S

L D S F S I H L A L U M Y R Y A Z R D E

C T B A L S E N V S V P P L S H G W E D

Z C F J B D A Y Q A V A J A K U L U R A

E O X U N K N H X P R I S O N E R S S R

X N X N W V X E Y U F Y Q B P Y P I Z T

 GUIDES  HUDSON BAY COMPANY  INTERPRETERS  KANAKA VILLAGE  OUTPOST  PRISONERS  REGIMENT  SHIP CAPTAINS  STEERSMEN  SURGEONS  TRADESMEN  TRADING POST Solution on page 47

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GRANT HOUSE This building was named after Ulysses S Grant although during the year he was stationed at Fort Vancouver he lived in officer housing.

S O C I A L C E N T E R C D L Q

F H F Q J Y R Q O F F I C E R S

R S R E I D L O S Y N A P M O C

K D O Y Z U N I O N F O R C E S

Q G D R R G P H O M I L O A U O

U O P E B T F Q I W H I I V O Z

A T L S T I N P S G G G L J V G

R Y A T P A V A X R H E V Y S E

T R Y A N B C D F K E C M S R B

E O I U O E W I W N E T E Y D R

R T N R G Z D C R R I S R I J V

S W A T M D I X L E Q F A R V Q

T T R I R M C U L N R U E Q U I

E R D T E E S Y C H R P A R K O

R Y S N E U T O Q X R I M P P U

B F T S J J O H N S H A T H A W

T G M I L I T A R Y O F F I C E

S Y S I R Q R E E R U T C U R T

Q X U W

C L U B

G Q R T

W X N O

U A E F

R A O F

T E C I

Z L T C

S A S E

K R V R

X I G N E N E G E D K T S R O W

D G U I

L A S G

F W E H

A Y A H

R O L R

S G O L

 CIVIL WAR  COMPANY SOLDIERS  EATERY  FOURTH INFANTRY  GENERAL  HEADQUARTERS  HIGH CEILINGS  JOHN S HATHAWAY  LOG STRUCTURE  MILITARY OFFICER  OFFICERS CLUB

M S G A U O Z I E B S H C A L Q

A O C N I X P G S Y A S T I U I

 OFFICERS ROW  PLAYING CARDS  PREFABRICATED  PRESIDENT  QUARTERMASTER  REGIMENT  RESTAURANT  SOCIAL CENTER  TWO STORY  ULYSSES S GRANT  UNION FORCES Solution on page 48

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GRANT HOUSE

Word Scramble 1. CRDAS

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2. IYRANNFT

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3. AGEERNL

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4. OSOMBRDE

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5. TIIRYALM

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6. RIETNGEM

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7. ASCRARBK

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8. APCMYON

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9. ICOLSA

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10. RIODSLE

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11. OFFECIR

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GREELY BUILDING

In 1920 Charles Henry Greely constructed this building to sell automobiles under the business name of the Clarke County Auto Company.

F D E A L E R S H I P Y Q O G P

P A U T O M O T I V E X P T W A

W F R B L M C P W L U E R I N L

O L U M C I W Y X C N B L J A D

O Y H W T E X I B I R C B R M N

D N R O U R S R N I O X K G S U

E F R E M R A T E X J E J P L E

N U C F M E E C M N C C O Y S W

B R E H O R F O T O O R O I R I

E N M Q I R T U U O T V H M L M

A I B O U O D N R A R C A G G Y

M T R S R I T D T N N E S T O K

S U I S V Y P I E A I B W G E F

C R X C A T O M R A M S Q C I D

C E C U F N X F E P L O H P B Z

N O T B F H C T C N T E D I Q A

O O C Y M S L O N G T Y R E N F

W R A U T O M O B I L E S D L G

M I Y C O N C R E T E R A M P T

U H C H A R L E S H E N R Y G R

O R L G

C P T G

V R Q H

A E W E

N X S V

C O U V P O S E E N G I A I S R

E D N O

R B E O

F R H L

U I O F

R C I G

N K S N

I A T O

T O A R

U F A T

R S X S

E E L Y

 AUTOMOBILES  AUTOMOTIVE  CHARLES HENRY GREELY  CLARKE COUNTY AUTO  CONCRETE RAMP  DEALERSHIP  ENGINE HOIST  EQUIPMENT  EXPOSED BRICK  FARM TRACTOR  FLYN FURNITURE

 FORD DEALER  FRANCHISE  HOME FURNISHING  MODEL T  OPEN INTERIOR  RENOVATED  STRONG FLOORS  TRANSPORTATION  VANCOUVER FURNITURE  WILCOX MOTORS  WOODEN BEAMS Solution on page 48

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HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE

Built in 1873 by Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart as an orphanage, school and care center for the sick and elderly. The school closed in 1969.

P S B Q Y B S I G B R L M F L O L B S R

K E C D D I I W N Z O A D N Y O N I X M

P R N W U I B S X F C A N Z W S Q I E Z

R V S R J F E R H A I T R E R T H L K J

O E J R U E T G D O V R L D E C H X B N

V T P X U K R E A M P L M L I P I S M O

I H C U G O M A U N H B D A E N O C M I

D E H P O Y T R C I A E L S R M G H F S

 ACADEMY  BEGGING TOURS  BISHOP BLANCHETT  BOARDING  CHILD CARE  COMPASSION  EDUCATION  ELDERLY  GOD’S LOVING CARE  HEALTH CARE  INFIRMARY  LOWELL HIDDEN (BrickS)

E P I Z D O N G D H R H O A I Y G O I S

N O L F S B C D N L T J P N N P P O P A

C O D M L B E W Y I R L I R C C V L Q P

E R C V O N M S U E G S A U O Y H Z F M

S I A I V T I A H N T G Q E E F W E F O

I G R M I Z K T S R B I E L H Q J X T C

S J E D N X O V Y Y K L J B Y Q J T O T

T E V B G M N G N O I S S I M H F Q S O

E B V R C S E C I V R E S L A I C O S Z

R X O I A Y W R K M I N I N G C A M P S

S V Y E R U E T A I T I V O N S A I P H

N E O G E O R G I A N E D U C A T I O N

 MINING CAMPS  MINISTRY  MISSION  MOTHER JOSEPH  NEO GEORGIAN  NOVITIATE  ORPHANAGE  PROVIDENCE SISTERS  SCHOOL  SERVE THE POOR  SOCIAL SERVICES Solution on page 48

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I-5 INSTERSTATE BRIDGE

The Northbound bridge opened to traffic in 1917 as a single two-way traffic bridge. In 1958 a second bridge opened to accomodate more traffic.

S Y V A A E A R L Y T O L L B R I D G E

K L S S D R O H C P O T D E V R U C E Q

C J T O W E R S P A N S D E R I R S G N

E R D V O C O M M U T E F C Y S V C D E

D X I N T E R S T A T E O W O R I B I C

L S N A P S L E E T S L W T P F M C R N

L M F P U Y V G U U U F T R F Z D D B A

 COLUMBIA RIVER  COMMUTE  CURVED TOP CHORDS  DRAW BRIDGE  DUAL TRUSS  EARLY TOLL BRIDGE  HISTORIC SITE  INTERSTATE  MARINE TRAFFIC  OREGON  PARKER TYPE

A Z R M D L C Z P M B F C A B G U R E R

M H Y I P Q N N B A I Z R N M I A A L A

S V I Z V P Z I P L R T I S P E L W C E

T W O S F E A Q L U E K V P U L T B I L

O S A V T R R A F N A Q E O O Z R R H C

K R S S I O C C I V X S T R E Z U I E R

Z P E V H I R R R K U M E T T O S D V E

H T E G T I A I E O H I D A H Y S G T V

D R F R O M N J C X S E M T G U P E M I

J U E G B N U G F S C S S I V Z G E Z R

M V Q K A B N S T B I B I O Q W U Q Q R

P L X V W N I W A O Z T L N O L Y B Z S

Y B D R Q E K R T O N N E L G I I P W G

 RIVER CLEARANCE  RIVER CROSSING  RIVETED  SMALL DECK  STEEL SPANS  TOWER SPANS  TRANSPORTATION  VEHICLE BRIDGE  VERTICAL LIFT  WASHINGTON

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KETTENRING HOUSE

Fred and Katherine Kettenring built this beautiful home in 1908. This historical home is now operated as the Briar Rose Inn (Bread and Breakfast).

Z I B A T T L E G R O U N D L U

T X C R G E O R G E P R O P S T

X A S O J A M N L M F V K P H O

F R C S N V O U K A T H E R I N

F R M U W S F A M I L Y D I N N

R N D N R O T T D T M Y W C U I

E R B Y E V D R E O B P K C O A

D E R U E Y E N U S R C M S P K

K H I F N F R D I C E M O K K S

E T A J I E C O R W T V E S Z U

T R R R G M I S T A D I A R R M

T O R D N O A P E S F E O E S E

E N O N E C U D U S E T N N N N

N T S Y Y L K E M S O E E A U E

R A E S T E W Z S I U R R R P O

I E I C I W N P S G R G D H E I

N R N B C M T B H W X A Q W T N

G G N Y B J W O C B J N L Y K U

R B L G X R E S I D E N T I A L

P F I V E C H I L D R E N D P A

M B E R

R A N O

K I K F

E O J N

E R S N

C S F D

U W O S

Y O U A

P D R W

G N S M

Z I Q I

C W U L

F X A L

Y O R O

P B E W

D O J N

T F A E

D L V R

H S U J

N Y F M

 ADMIRAL  BATTLE GROUND LUMBER  BOX WINDOWS  BRIAR ROSE INN  CITY ENGINEER  CONSTRUCTION  CURVED RAFTER ENDS  DORMERS  FAMILY DINNERS  FIVE CHILDREN  FOUR SQUARE (Style)

 FRED KETTENRING  GEORGE PROPSTRA  GREAT NORTHERN RR  KATHERINE (Kettenring)  MULTI PANED WINDOWS  OPEN EAVES  RESIDENTIAL  ROSES  SAWMILL OWNER  THREE STORY  WELCOME Solution on page 48

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KIGGINS THEATER

Word Scramble 1. EATRTEH

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2. PRJEOORTC

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3. OWN IGLPNAY

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4. RNEOEC

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5. PCONOPR

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6. SWHO MTSEI

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KIGGINS THEATER

John P Kiggins an early businessman built several theatres in the area. This historical theater opened in 1936 and still has movies and live performances.

D E C E N I W D N A R E E B D E R Q E Z

U N J P F J O H N P K I G G I N S O H E

W E N N S D D Z E C I S D G E G P O G D

J L F N E E R C S E L G N I S L R E H E

X V L L D C I M V D M R K A O I D P S C

M C A M L A A V P K C A R C G L P A C O

O I T N T X Y V O T W O R I C M A T I R

 ART DECO  BEER AND WINE  BUSINESS MAN  COMEDY ON TAP  CONCESSIONS  DAY WALTER HILBORN (Architect)  DECORATIVE MOTIFS  JOHN P KIGGINS  MARQUEE  MOVIE PROJECTOR

C S C H C P H W E M A R N Q O Y J N E A

E U N W E O M M A R N A Y V U O F O N T

D T U O N A U S E L L U I J L E K Y C I

T M E W I E T V R N T E R Y U C E D E V

R F A W L S E E E E P E U D R G T E O E

A N F V Y Y S O R R T K R P N P W M N M

Q H Q B V Z N E O K M S M H O O D O T O

I R Z K O S M J C O E A O G I P C C A T

S X L B I J E A W N F B Y P H L C E P I

Q S S G V C T V B O O Z M O S O B O S F

K E N H T O O B T E K C I T R C F O R S

X G X O B U S I N E S S M A N C J W R N

C E R X Q S R I A H C R E T A E H T X N

 ORIGINAL NEON SIGN  POPCORN  POSTERS  ROAR  SCIENCE ON TAP  SECOND RUN MOVIES  SINGLE SCREEN  THEATER  THEATER CHAIRS  TICKET BOOTH  VANCOUVER MAYOR Solution on page 48

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LEWISVILLE PARK

This 158 acre park was built starting in 1936 as a WPA project. Outdoor activities include hiking, fishing, picnicking and playgrounds.

F N P C T N Y Q J P P I C N I C K I N G

Y V L O J L I A R T E L I M 3 A O Z V W

W Q A L N N O L O J O W V F Q Z M H U R

X I Y D R I N K I N G F O U N T A I N S

R M G S H V P S D N U O R G Y A L P I D

S S R B Q P J N K P U P U B D N W Y F L

M W O R N I W I F B O N Q S L W B L O E

 154 ACRES  3 MILE TRAIL (2.8 acres)  BARBECUE GRILLS  BASEBALL FIELD  BASKETBALL (half-court)  BOAT LAUNCH  DRINKING FOUNTAINS  FISHING  FORESTS  HORSESHOES  MEADOWS

O O U O B C O S H E L T E R S A V L R I

O D N R I N Q D P T A S Q I R A H A E F

R A D E F I L D L I W E B B F Y T B S L

T E E F V C G E G R E R E X I I Y T T L

S M Q T D T T P A L G C U R S S J E S A

E R U U W A H P O N U A C B H J T K P B

R J I T J B W I I E I 4 F S I W A S E E

C B P T B L F M G F H 5 G U N V D A R S

S R M J T E R R P B C 1 C G G T R B U A

N Z E O K S I K R A P T S E D L O Z T B

L I N M O L S E O H S E S R O H Q S A B

Q L T P L A Y F I E L D S O D S F L N I

D D U S T P S B O A T L A U N C H Y U X

 NATURE  OLDEST PARK  PICNIC TABLES  PICNICKING  PLAY FIELDS  PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT  PLAYGROUNDS  RESTROOMS  SHELTERS  WILD LIFE  WPA (Works Progress Administration)

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LOWELL HIDDEN HOUSE

The Hidden Brick company manufactured most of the bricks used in the city from 1871 to 1992. Lowell built his elegant brick home in 1885.

W M O U Q T T S S A L G D E N I A T S M

C Y E Y X R E K A M K C I R B E D E Y Y

O W P E R U E T U P G H R H L L O U B R

L S K O Y T B K U E O Y I S C L W W W L

U E G R R E S X O S D D I T C I N Z W A

M C U I U H D U P J D E A V R M T Y D O

B N B J Z J T I D E X C R O P D O L P X

I E Y C B C T N N N O W X V R E W A I W

 ACADEMY  BRICKMAKER  CARNEGIE LIBRARY  CHURCHES  COLUMBIA HOTEL  DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS  FLOUR FEED MILL  HIDDEN BRICK CO  HOSPITALS  LOCAL INDUSTRY  LOWELL HIDDEN

A D T W H A H B A M I V Z S H E N T O F

H I L G L B R U A L U L R L C F B N N S

O S V S O I Q H R P I V A Z I R U E E C

T E O X C U O T Z C T H V C U U I M E H

E R W K G T J T X Y H N P L O O L A R O

L X C G E N C D Y A M E Z G K L D N F O

P O Q L A C A D E M Y K S D M F I R A L

P N E D D I H L L E W O L C R Z N O M S

T Y R A R B I L E I G E N R A C G X I D

Z U N V P G R E S T A U R A N T S M L R

E J Q T S T J A M E S C H U R C H T Y W

Y Q S I X T Y M I L L I O N B R I C K S

 ORNAMENTAL  PHILANTHROPY  PIONEER FAMILY  RESIDENCES  RESTAURANT  SCHOOLS  SIXTY MILLION BRICKS  ST JAMES CHURCH  STAINED GLASS  TACOMA HOTEL Solution on page 49

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LUEPKE FLORIST

The first Luepke Florist building was built in 1909. After a fire in 1937 it was rebuilt. Beautiful historic neon sign still remains on building today.

R T P F L O W E R S G C C N J N L D O D

V V J L J C H E S U O H N E E R G W A H

P T G G A D H U V B K L K Y I S W E F O

H O K P G N X R V M O J C B T M R D L Q

O I T X L L T B Y V H U Y N E E K D O S

R N O T W K G I E S T D A M F E S I R T

T O H J E T W R N F A L T R Y D O N A N

 ARRANGEMENTS  ASTERS  BLOOMS  CHRYSANTHEMUMS  CUT FLOWERS  DONALD J STEWART  FLORAL DESIGNS  FLORIST  FLOWER STOCKS  FLOWERS  FUNERALS  GREENHOUSE

I T O S V D O O L G P N I O U F I G L E

C J L V R S P O R S F G T P X Q L S D M

U R I P E E W L L K E L T H Y R B S E E

L B D S W E T A A R R C O Q E L R R S G

T F A Z R G R S A N M O R R O M U P I N

U S Y S F E K T A K T I O O I N U I G A

R Y S Y N H E F J D J S M M M S Q M N R

A P K U I D J X H F W S U K G F T K S R

L Y F E R D O N A L D J S T E W A R T A

G D V O V M Q F B R O S E S I G N A G E

Y V O I I T N O P H F U A L E X D B E C

A M G D A T R A C H S U P Z F E X Q U X

Y G S F D J F F L O W E R S T O C K S O

 HOLIDAYS  HORTICULTURAL  LOVE ROSES  PLANTING  PLANTS  POTTED PLANTS  PUSH CART  REFRIGERATED ROOM  ROSE SIGNAGE  SOIL  WEDDINGS  WORKROOM Solution on page 49

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MARSHALL HOUSE

The house built in 1886 is named in honor of General George C. Marshall (1880-1959), who lived here from 1936-1938.

J P M V S R E T R A U Q E L G N I S G H

I T K B A P Z H R O U N D T U R R E T I

Y R B V R M T C G J P D B R B U M T U V

A A P B V I E T C V T A J N S U R R S P

Y V Y U Q B G R Z Y L N W J S R E O X O

W E G W B X N A I A O N A E O D F T U S

M L G E B L J O D C A N U G A U H C L T

 AMERICAN RED CROSS  ANTIQUES  BRIGADIER GENERAL  CCC DIRECTOR  ELEGANT  FIFTH BRIGADE  GEORGE C MARSHALL  JOHN GIBBON  MARSHALL PLAN  MUSEUM EXHIBITS

A I E H O H I Y F I A M R G E E G E A C

R N M N O R E C V F E N I D E L F R N O

S G V K N P G K T X I R R U J I E I T M

H A A F V A G E H O B C G E U U Z D I M

A R P Y V O N I C H U K E E D J A C Q A

L T U O T F B E T M W R E R N C I C U N

L W T W W I X F E W A E S G S E R C E D

P T Z R T G I S J U A R D J H R R O S E

L Y Y S N F Z I T W Q X S D Z C O A S R

A J W E R C N A I S S U R H I I B W L S

N L E J O H N G I B B O N J A N A Q M T

Y B S S A L G D E N I A T S Q L G H F A

G U A T K P A P M Z X N Y B R R L S U M

 OFFICERS ROW  POST COMMANDER  PUBLIC TOURS  QUEEN ANNE  ROUND TURRET  RUSSIAN CREW  SINGLE QUARTERS  STAINED GLASS  TRAVELING ART  WEDDINGS Solution on page 49

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OFFICERS ROW

These twenty one fashionable historic houses were built for company or field grade officers stationed at Fort Vancouver.

G M J W O O L G A D T Z I S P F H X G X

M J H K S T F U G B R T B E G O A C V D

S F W Q Q R X F T N A W R I F E K G T Y

R I A K D L U R I L I I J S Z L Q R N D

U E L O K S C O I C O N T Q L D H M R I

O L K O P Q T A T D E N I A E S U A G E

T D I J I U N N D N A R H A P V W B N B

 ENTERTAINING  FIELD OFFICERS  GENERAL HOWARD  GEORGE C MARSHALL  HISTORIC  ITALIANATE (Style)  LANTERN TOURS  OFFICER HOUSING  OPULENT LIFESTYLE

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L F T E N S P E N A E I T L U N E I C V

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U C U L N E T C U L L R A E A K I U N M

P E R U E W E C E I E I U N W L H N M E

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Z S I F R R E H E H S U D E J S W I S L

F H P O O N X G E E B E N H S X A U H A

W Z E T T C X M Y T K S A J E T G E A P

H G S S V D H J R H S O A I X X Y Z S L

L I N Z U L Y S S E S S G R A N T L R T

H A I B S E M O H E N O Y T N E W T E B

 PERIOD DRESS (Guides)  PUBLIC TOURS  QUEEN ANNE (Style)  SEASONAL EVENTS  SPECIAL EVENTS  TWENTYONE HOMES  ULYSSES S GRANT  WALKING TOURS  WHITE ELEPHANTS

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PARKERSVILLE NHS

A historic 3.8 acre landing area where the Washougal and Columbia rivers joined. Used by Native Americans, early explorers and settlers.

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C O L U M B I A R I V E R H O K H A K L

N S L G N I D N A L S R E K R A P T Z E

A X L H X P H K C O R I Y A T S K I C V

T G V F E R L R A P O Z W F K O X V H A

I N D H K R O W D A E B V V O O H E I R

V I F L A N D C L A I M V N B U I A N T

E R T I E Q K I Z Y D K I T N C N M O E

P E H K S Q P C L Z J H Z T W A O E O O

 BASKETRY  BEADWORK  CANOE TRAVEL  CASCADE CHINOOK (tribe)  CHIEF SCHLUYHUS  CHINOOK PLAZA  COLUMBIA RIVER  DAVID C PARKER (Landowner)  FISHING  HOUSEPITS  CHANGE  HUNTING  INTERPRETIVE PANELS

L H O F L H Q T C X C O I Y K U M R K N

A T U X S A I Q W E X N H X M P L I P A

N A S O V T B N D C G F E S F E A C L C

T G E E D Q K A G R B M F W E L S A A Y

S T P Z J X C D N A L S I Y D A L N Z P

S N I W A S H O U G A L R I V E R S A C

U A T S A M S U H Y U L H C S F E I H C

P L S C T B A S K E T R Y Y E O S T M R

O P U R E K R A P C D I V A D B R E H Z

R I V E R B O A T S N R W R H X W Z N N

F S O E J D L O N G H O U S E S D G N C

 LADY ISLAND  LAND CLAIM  LONGHOUSES  NATIVE AMERICAN SITE  NATIVE PLANTS  PARKERS LANDING  PLANT GATHERING  RIVERBOATS  SALMON  TAYI ROCK  WASHOUGAL RIVER Solution on page 49

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PEARSON AIR FIELD

Since 1905 the Pearson Air Field, located in Fort Vancouver National Historic Site has been actively used for aviation. Includes Historical museum.

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Y U D G W E I E Q X C F Y J Z V W C S Y

B J K I A D G X U M A Q V A W Y A E A E

A H C L R D L N D U G D H J R W I N W H

N X V A S I H L I E V V R I X S R I U C

I C A I R E G E I N U S I W B H M C E A

O H L T E R K I Y M I U I C S A U F K E

 AIR MUSEUM  ALEXANDER PEARSON  AVIATION  BARNSTORMERS  CHARLES LINDBERG  DIRIGIBLE LANDING  EDDIE RICKENBACKER  EDUCATION  EXPERIENTIAL  FLIGHT TRAINING

L A E N M I N C B E E A M E X T S L J B

D R R E R C O I O L L C R K V F E I C N

E L Y I O K I R V D E L U T W V U G K L

S E C R T E T O A B R L E R T D M H R O

T S H E S N A T H G S U A K P H G T G C

A L K P N B C S T J N D M N Y S G S D N

I I A X R A U I V V E A F K D E C I X I

R N L E A C D H W T H T H P C I L I L L

F D O Q B K E O L S I S N E O A N K T F

I B V U G E V J M O Q J A T R C J G A E

E E P M U R A C S A N O I T A I V A B O

L R E L T T I L O O D Y M M I J V Q U V

D G A T H G I L F F O E C N E I C S X H

 HANGAR  JACK MURDOCK  JIMMY DOOLITTLE  LINCOLN BEACHEY  OAKLEY KELLEY  OLDEST AIRFIELD  SCENIC FLIGHTS  SCIENCE OF FLIGHT  SPRUCE MILL  VALERY CHKALOV Solution on page 50

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POMEROY HISTORY FARM

This living history farm operates as it did in 1920. Includes a working blacksmith shop, barn, livestock and gardens. Open to the public.

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Y O M U G N I K A M E L D N A C H J P O

C F C I M P B U D O C G Z H T S C K L O

N T T O I P M W E G P F H B M L M U A Z

E Y X I U N K Y O X M H V A I O F Z N M

I O G S M N U I T B O V R U A O K P T U

C W K Y N Z T T N U B G W E K T F U I C

 BARNYARD CHORES  CANDLE MAKING  COUNTRY LIFE FAIR  CRAFTS  DEMONSTRATORS  E C POMEROY  EGG FLUME  FARM ANIMALS  FIELD TRIPS  HAY BALE MAZE  HAYRIDE

I L D A C X G R S P O T G R Q N I M N T

F A T B O Y E E Y R E G K O E C E P G M

F C F D C R W O P L F O F E F R L K A F

U I I Q T O G L S L I T P B P A D I S A

S R H D R Y O A U O O F R L Z F T N E R

F T O K A O O M N B X Y E F E T R F E M

L C W L H D E K Z I X O A F V S I L D A

E E R C Z S Z Q O J C I W W A A P U O N

S L S E P M L O G H O U S E Z I S M H I

N E H A Y B A L E M A Z E P D A R E I M

C E B U S E R O H C D R A Y N R A B T A

B R S B R E H M L H A Y R I D E R G S L

L P Y S R O T A R T S N O M E D C Q Y S

 HERBS  HOUSEWORK  LOG HOUSE  ORGANIC  PLANTING A SEED  PRE ELECTRICAL  PUMPKIN FLUME  PUMPKIN PEOPLE  SCHOOL PROGRAMS  SELF SUFFICIENCY  TOOLS Solution on page 50

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RANCK BUILDING

This 1908 commercial building is historically significant for Glenn Ranck an avid historian, public official and leading personality in early Vancouver.

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S T O G R M W W A G O N S H O P G L J E

E G A P A C I F I C N O R T H W E S T C

L Y L L E D X C A U T H O R S F J E N I

C G R N I D C S I D Y J C F M R G A C V

I L A R E A H I S T O R Y B D D M Z N R

N E K O S W N X T K Y T C G U R Y M A E

O N V O T S R R C Y S S O J E Z Q N C S

R N H R R C X Q E K L Z U P S E M M I C

H R Z K A H R G K N P I A R K A P U L I

 AREA HISTORY  AUTHOR (Pictures of the Pacific Northwest - 1902 )  BEAUX ARTS (style)  BOARDING ROOMS  CITY LIBRARY (trustee)  CITY SURVEYOR  FIREMAN CHIEF  GLENN RANCK  HISTORIAN  ITALIAN RENAISSANCE (style)  JUDGE

C A N I X O E Z Z I A P B H V S V Z B L

R N T G U O D N Y G S I P R X E H Y U B

E C A O A L A M I W F E S P A I Y C P U

V K C E E B E N E N R M O S U R Y O E P

U W T M B O L N D H O Q H R A P Y Y R C

O R A W N A C I R E M A H S I N A P S Y

C R V K P R N A I R O T S I H T C C M X

N A O H A D E Q X Y N D C W M K B E X Y

A W R N T M I R F E I H C N A M E R I F

 LEADER  NEWSPAPER MAN  PACIFIC NORTHWEST  PUBLIC SERVICE  REPUBLICAN (Chairman)  SCHOOL BOARD  SPANISH AMERICAN WAR (Veteran)  STATE LEGISLATOR  VANCOUVER CHRONICLES  WAGON SHOP

V C D M S M O O R G N I D R A O B L K J

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SLOCUM HOUSE

An elegant society home built by Charles W. Slocum in 1878. Now located at Esther Short Park and open for public and private events.

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O V T O S D G W M T Y W Q H F O I W M W

N L G T K Q W X W G A P S E L D P G A H

S I G I C Y Q A D K V L E L O F N L S R

T A O Q A A C L R F B P I W G I U N T C

R R L L R S A H H D S R S A T S G P E T

U D D S R E E T A M S W E R N N Y K R S

C N M G A J C Q R R A L O T I A F W C M

 BOISE IDAHO (Platted)  CHARLES SLOCUM (Brother)  CONSTRUCTION  EDWARD SLOCUM (Owner)  EVENT SPACE  EXPORTING  GOLD MINES  IMPORTING  ITALIANATE  LAURA RIGGS (Wife)  LAURAS GHOST

T A I G B A A A O L L P O P A C T L A A

I H N I R Y P D K H M E P C E E F E R E

O E E R E I S S N I A I S X U T H V P T

N T S A V W T X I A H D P S R M C T E E

I A H R U X N R A S R O I Z L N B J N L

U N D U O K E D I A R E M E Y O X J T U

A R B A C D V Y N T Z S V U S N C I E M

B O C L N G E O I T U T S C Q I M U R S

V O C T A G O N A L C U P O L A O X M D

J J Y J V E G T P V D J Y S K J Z B A X

U H D N R T I I H T S O H G S A R U A L

N U S E R O T S E S I D N A H C R E M L

 MASTER CARPENTER  MERCHANDISE STORES  MULE TEAMS  OCTAGONAL CUPOLA  ORNATE HANDRAIL  SHIPPING  THEATER  VANCOUVER BARRACKS  VERANDA  WIDOWS WALK Solution on page 50

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SLOCUM HOUSE

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SPARKS ENGLEMAN BLDG

Marshall Rowe Sparks and Christopher L. Engleman built this joint commercial storefront in 1903. A Mesker cast iron structure.

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 MARSHALL SPARKS  MESKER STYLE FACADE  PALACE THEATER  PLUMBER  POOL ROOM  SPORTING GOODS  STOREFRONT  TINSMITH  TRANSOMS  VANCOUVER BLOCK

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ST JAMES CHURCH

Originally built as the Cathedral for the Washington diocese in 1846. In 1903 the episcopal see was transferred to Seattle.

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X W R U C G N I L I E C D E T L

C P R O T O C A T H E D R A L R

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E V T U Y A L J R W O J X B A N

T Q H H B A T Y Q I Y B I Z I H

A I O I O S K V J Q W S H T S I

E Z U Z T L K C S C H J O C E D

R Z E M Q D I R M O I C S M H D

G S D I R I W C P D S T O M S E

E W N Z B B R J M N L T C C I N

H I I O X B U O I I H A B Y R B

T C C N I N E A Q E S W N Z A R

S K C A G T W F R U F S L O P I

E S L E P R A J H O I Q I K D C

M O R E I Y O T M D Q S L O O K

A R G F B S G Y S Z X S U B N S

J G S N E Y R N O S A M T S R I

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 BISHOP JUNGER  CATHOLIC LADDER  CATHOLIC MISSION  DONALD MCKAY  ENGLISH GOTHIC  FATHER BLANCHET  FEATURED COLUMNS  FIR WAINSCOTING  FIRST MASONRY  FRENCH CANADIANS  GOTHIC REVIVAL

 HIDDEN BRICKS  HIGH ALTAR  IROQUIS  JAMES THE GREATER  MOTHER JOSEPH  NESQUALLY DIOCESE  PARISHES  PROTO CATHEDRAL  STATIONS  VAULTED CEILING  WICKS ORGAN Solution on page 50

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SUMMIT GROVE LODGE

A popular roadhouse in the 1920’s for those traveling through the area, It was visited by presidents, movie stars and famous personalities.

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I R F Y J G E G N S Z N H C O Y X S A D

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W S D Q N S E C E D A R F L O O R I N G

Y B H O P E H I O L F H P H D T V S W K

G R R U O B D B B P A M W A M S J A B U

 BANDSTANDS  CARRIAGES  CEDAR BEAMS  CEDAR FLOORING  CEDAR WALLS  EATING HOUSE  EIGHT CABINS  FINE DINING  FIREPLACE  GAS PUMP  HEADLEYS CAMP

M Z M S D R E I L S A Q O R L I T F W F

L P I T N D F V N C O R L L F E Y R A O

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V V F I D M B Y S E N W A I R P V U O Q

E F U B W Z E A M H R G N A E S C O N S

S G I R Y L S M C A P G J A S R E I R D

T S T R D A I W D T H O L U T O D R E N

O E K A E T W E V O H S O X S A A U P A

C K E Y C P C A L F X G V L T D R X A T

K H I K V P L E E A E F I N O H B U I S

F U E N D T M A A D B E D E P O E L R D

E W G S F E W R C C I D O K G U A G J N

E Q C A R R I A G E S H U K L S M U W A

D G R S E C N A D L O O H C S E S J W B

 HIDEAWAY  INDOOR FISH POOL  LIVESTOCK FEED  LUXURIOUS  OLD PACIFIC HIGHWAY  RESTSTOP  ROADHOUSE  SCHOOL DANCES  TIMMEN ROAD  WAGON REPAIR  WATERING HOLE Solution on page 51

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VANCOUVER POST OFFICE

Built in 1916 this Classical Revival brick building was the Main Vancouver Post Office.

H W D Y S T A O B M A E T S C D

U P E Z L I P T L A C I S S A L

G Q L S E M O X X V T Y M A I L

M X I T L B J A U J C B J I U L

E E V E G L I A M D N A L R E V

S N E E W K G M G R T D S N N Q

E O R L C N E Z C T Q T L R L D

G T Y F O E I N M P A C F T L F

A S M R N V B U W R A L T I O M

K D E A C W V R R O K R U A K I

C N J M R B Y O I C T B C D V F

A A V I E M U F U C L N Y E A P

P S J N T T K P D A K O W R L M

P Q M G E W O I R G X Q T O L P

T W Y S P S T E Z X V Q H H D P

S W F N T S D I T E P A R A P Z

I B D A R E D F X O N X P F F P

P Y G H F I G F V L C W Q S N M

F E L I A R Y B L I A M U N W R

P O R T I C O M D H J S T R A X

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L P R M

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L R A R

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 AIRMAIL  BEAUX ARTS  BRICK  COLUMNS  CONCRETE  DELIVERY  DOWNTOWN  FEDERAL BUILDING  JAMES A WETMORE  MAIL  MAIL BY RAIL  MARBLE

 NEO CLASSICAL  OVERLAND MAIL  PACKAGES  PARAPET  PARCEL POST  PORTICO  POSTAGE  SANDSTONE  STAR ROUTES  STEAMBOATS  STEEL FRAMING Solution on page 51

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VANCOUVER NHR

The Vancouver National Historic Reserve offers a 252 acre, historical look at the fur trade, early military life, natural history, and early aviation history.

G H H U D S O N B A Y C O M P A N Y I R

A L B Q L E S U O H N I L H G U O L C M

F A A R A G N A H C I R O T S I H Y B O

U R H N Y K B F U R T R A D E U A O R T

R C C O T W Z P R W U S A O N M J U F S

T H O V C E K Y U Q S Q L I U Q O R R E

R A S Z B I R K Y O O S O E N T O M E W

 ARCHAEOLOGY  ARTIFACTS  BARRACKS  COSTUMES  CRAFTSMEN  FARMERS  FIELD TRIPS  FORT VANCOUVER  FRONTIER OUTPOST  FUR TRADE  FUR TRAPPERS  HISTORIC HANGAR

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P O U K C Z E D T A S U G A T V F R U T

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E O E T C E B N L R U T E T E S H H C O

R G S B R F Q D I Q R R C L O K T A N N

S Y L S J D I A Z I O A D B F C R L A C

A N L X Z E N B V U F T P A S A A L V I

K O M V R O O N T I R C R H Y R D H T F

L H Z S S L J P T I N M A U Y R E O R I

W V Z R P N O R P V E R E D T A R U O C

I Z A G V S A S T R A E H M R B S S F A

K E E L T Z W C S M L E M N F W F E P P

P T L S M U S E U M N E M S T F A R C D

 HUDSON BAY COMPANY  LANTERN TOUR  MARSHALL HOUSE  MCLOUGHLIN HOUSE  MUSEUM  PACIFIC NORTHWEST  PEARSON AIR MUSEUM  SOLDIERS  TRADERS  UNION SOLDIERS  VIRTUAL TOUR Solution on page 51

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VENERSBORG SCHOOL

A one room school house built in 1912 by Swedish immigrants. Featured locally as an historical community center for the Venersborg community.

M B O O K S F V A J R T U V Q C

N Y O F E I R E P R S R S T N E

Y J S R N H Y N U J O H N K U L

V D T T V E R N A C U L A R D E

V F E D U E V E E K S E I V I R

R B A E L D U R O M Z A M T K W

S U C V A C Y S F G A K T R U S

H T H O R O U V M T G R N F W A

Z Y E T U O T I X S E D F E N D

S S R S R D W L R K A V D D L Y

C N T D U L L L X M X I E O O L

H O W O F E N A M E S I O N D O

O I K O J G Q S E H V H X N T Q

O T E W B S S X C S C K S A U S

L P J Z L K R O K S T N A R G I

H E E A B U L C S R E K A M E M

O C T C Z O Q Y K K Q X B V A W

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 BOOKS  CHALK  CHALKBOARD  COMMUNITY CLUB  EVENTS  HOMEMAKERS CLUB  IMMIGRANTS  JOHN KULBERG  ONE ROOM  PRIVIES  RECEPTIONS

 RURAL  SCHOOL DESKS  SCHOOL HOUSE  STUDENTS  STUDY  SWEDISH COLONY  TEACHER  VENNERS VILLAS  VERNACULAR DESIGN  WOOD FRAME  WOOD STOVE Solution on page 51

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YALE BRIDGE

A steel suspension bridge that spans the Lewis River near Yale, Washington.

It was built in 1932 by Cowlitz and Clark counties.

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 LINKAGES  PARABOLIC CURVE  ROAD DECK  SHORT SPAN STEEL  STAR ROUTE  STEEL CASTINGS  SUSPENSION  TIMBER TRESTLES  TRANSPORTATION  TWO TOWERS  WARREN TRUSS Solution on page 51

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Historic Sites and Locations For more information about the places in this puzzle book visit my website ExploringVancouverUSA.com/Public Historic Sites of Clark County Washington. Each week (mostly) I pick a historic site to highlight on my blog with pictures, videos and updated content.

Amboy Church 21416 NE 399th Street, Amboy http://www.amboywa.com/museum.htm ARTS Building 1104 Main Street, Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/arts-building Basalt Quarries Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Ridgefield https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Ridgefield/ Camas Main Post Office 440 NE 5th Avenue, Camas https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/camas-main-post-office Carnegie Library 1511 Main Street http://www.cchmuseum.org/ Cedar Creek Grist Mill 43907 Northeast Grist Mill Road, Woodland http://www.cedarcreekgristmill.org/ Farrell Building 305 Northeast 4th Avenue, Camas https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farrell_Building County Courthouse 1200 Franklin Street, Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/courts County Poor Farm 1919 Northeast 78th Street, Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/clark-county-poor-farm Covington House 4201 Main Street, Vancouver http://www.cchmuseulm.org/explore-the-covington-house/ ELKS Building 916 Main Street, Vancouver http://brickstoneballroom.com/ Fort Vancouver National Historic Site - Vancouver https://www.nps.gov/fova/index.htm Grant House 1101 Officers Row, Vancouver https://eateryatthegranthouse.com/ Greely Bulding 1012 Washington St, Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/greely-building House of Providence 400 E. Evergreen Boulevard, #105, Vancouver (The Academy) I-5 Interstate Bridge https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_Bridge Kettenring House 314 West 11th Street, Vancouver http://www.briarroseinn.com/history/

54 Kiggins Theater 1011 Main Street, Vancouver http://www.kigginstheatre.com/ Lewisville Park 26411 NE Lewisville Highway, Lewisville https://www.clark.wa.gov/public-works/lewisville-regional-park Lowell Hidden House 100 W 13th St., Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/lowell-m-hidden-house Luepke Florist 1300 Washington Street https://luepkeflorist.com/ Marshall House 1301 Officers Row, Vancouver http://www.cchmuseum.org/the-marshall-house/ Officers Row 611–1616 E. Evergreen Boulevard,Vancouver http://www.cchmuseum.org/officers-row/ Parkersville National Historic Site 24 S A St., Washougal https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/parkersville-nationalhistoric-site Pearson Air Field 1115 E 5th Street, Vancouver https://www.nps.gov/fova/learn/historyculture/pearson.htm Pomeroy History Farm 20902 NE Lucia Falls Road, Yacolt http://www.pomeroyfarm.org/ Ranck Building 901 Washington Street, Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/ranck-building Slocum House 605 Esther Street, Vancouver http://www.historicslocumhouse.com/ Sparks Engleman Building 605-607 Main St., Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/sparks-engleman-building St. James Church 218 W 12th Street, Vancouver http://protocathedral.org/ Summit Grove Lodge 30810 NE Timmen Road, Ridgefield http://www.summitgrovelodge.net/ Vancouver Post Office (Main) 1211 Daniels Street, Vancouver https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/vancouver-main-postoffice Vancouver NHR (National Historic Reserve) Vancouver https://www.nps.gov/fova/index.htm Venersborg School NE 209th Street, Battleground http://www.venersborgschoolhouse.com/ Yale Bridge State Route 503, Lewis River, Yale https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/yale-bridge

55 Hazel Dell Press This puzzle book is all about having a bit of fun in getting to know the historic sites throughout Clark County, Washington.

In this book you will find 36 word search puzzles and 6 Scrambled Word puzzles. We hope the puzzles will incite new interest in checking out the historic treasures to be found in the 656 square miles of Clark County.

Patricia Proctor-Grasher Editor and principal owner of Hazel Dell Press, has been working in the publishing industry since 2003. Since 1998 she has been doing online outreach with e-cards, jigsaw puzzles and other virtual games. She blogs at ExploringVancouverUSA.com.

Riley Donahue Born in Portland, Oregon, Riley Donahue is a Vancouver-based graphic designer and illustrator. Currently finishing up his bachelor’s degree from Pratt in Brooklyn New York, Riley sees himself starting his own design studio in Portland in the near future. Until then, he has been working with many Vancouver businesses and takes pride in serving the community he grew up in with his work.

Clark County, Washington

Visit these websites for more information:

ExploringVancouverUSA.com (find websites, videos, free games and more information about local historic sites)

Clark County Washingon: https://www.clark.wa.gov/ City of Vancouver: www.cityofvancouver.us/ Local Newspaper: http://www.columbian.com/ City Newspaper: http://www.columbian.com/ Visit Vancouver USA: http://www.visitvancouverusa.com/ Fort Vancouver National site: https://www.nps.gov/fova/index.htm Clark County Museum: http://www.cchmuseum.org/ Vancouver Parks & Recreation: http://www.cityofvancouver.us/parksrec Farmer’s Market: http://www.vancouverfarmersmarket.com/

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