The Brick Tavern Roslyn WA by visitwainfo

The Brick Tavern – In 1889, John Buffo and Peter Giovanni opened a tavern in this location. The tavern was rebuilt in 1898 using 45,000 bricks and took the name "The Brick". It is the oldest continuously operating tavern in the state of Washington. The building was used for internal and external scenes of a fictitious tavern of the same name in the 1990s television series Northern Exposure

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Immaculate Conception Church Roslyn WA by visitwainfo

Immaculate Conception Church – Located on Idaho and "B" Streets on a residential hill overlooking Roslyn, the spire of this Roman Catholic church is a notable landmark in the town. It was built in 1887 and continues to serve the local community with regular masses held every Sunday (administered by St. John the Baptist parish in nearby Cle Elum). The church itself was used for internal and external scenes in the 1979 Twentieth Century Fox film The Runner Stumbles starring Dick Van Dyke and Kathleen Quinlan. The story is set in 1911 at a Roman Catholic parish in a rural town in Michigan, and depicts a young nun (Quinlan) who arrives at the parish to help run the church school. When the parish’s two elderly nuns contract tuberculosis, she is forced to move into the rectory that is home to the parish priest (Van Dyke). The close proximity between the two begins to set off gossip in the town, which turns out to be correct as the priest and the nun confess their love for each other.

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Pennsylvania Avenue in Roslyn WA by visitwainfo

From 1990 through 1995, the exterior scenes for the hit CBS television series Northern Exposure were filmed on Pennsylvania Avenue in Roslyn and the surrounding area. Although the town of Cicely is widely thought to be patterned after the real town of Talkeetna, Alaska, the main street of Cicely and the filming location was actually that of Roslyn. The moose in the opening title sequence of the television show was named Mort and was provided by Washington State University, where he was part of a captive herd. To film the opening sequence, the crew fenced off Roslyn, set Mort loose, and lured him around with food. The Roslyn Cafe mural depicting a camel and palm trees already existed at the time of the filming to describe the local gathering place as "An Oasis." Many local residents served as extras in the filming of the show, and some were given small parts. Northern Exposure remains a colorful draw for tourism and is a central theme for many local commercial activities.

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Teanaway River Valley by visitwainfo

The Teanaway is a beautiful, quiet, rural valley in central Washington State. The Teanaway River Valley was first inhabited by members of the Yakama, Cayous, and Nez Perce Indian Tribes. It was part of the summering grounds for these tribes, where they came to gather food. Today, Small farms, ranches and homesteads are scattered along the river on the valley floor and surrounded by privately owned commercial forest lands. Just to the north are Wenatchee National Forest and the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. A paved, two-lane, dead-end county road winds for about 15 miles up the valley, following the Teanaway River and providing spectacular views of Mount Stuart. Hunters, fishermen, hikers, horsemen, cross country skiers, snowmobilers, mountain bikers, birdwatchers, mushroom hunters and photographers from all over the Northwest have cherished this valley for generations. The valley is considered to be one of the most pristine and ecologically valuable and diverse river drainages of the Cascade Range

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Roslyn Miners Memorial by visitwainfo

A memorial and cenotaph honoring the heritage and sacrifice of area coal miners, located in Roslyn, Washington. Created in 1996, Coal Miners' Memorial comprises three faces of a 5' high tile wall, inscribed with the names of miners, surrounding a bronze sculpture of young coal miner depicted in period attire (1908-1920) leaving the mine at the end of a workday. It sits atop a podium inscribed with the names of those that were killed. The memorial is located on the NE corner of East Pennsylvania Ave and North 1st Street, kitty-corner from The Brick tavern. The Heritage Club of Roslyn oversees the memorial.

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Mistequa Antique Auto Museum by VisitWa

Take a stroll through automotive history at the Mistequa International Auto Museum. FREE ADMISSION – DONATIONS WELCOME Call the museum at (509) 935-8034 for more information. Summer Season: Open Wednesday and Saturday from 10am to 4pm. During the Winter Season by appointment only. The museum is just left of the Chewelah Casino

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Pend Oreille County Historical Society Museum by VisitWa

Ph. 509-447-5388 The museum is open from the first of May through the end of September! We are open seven days a week from 10:00 - 3:00 Admission By Donation The Pend Oreille County Museum complex consists of the historic I. & W. N. Depot building built in 1908 which houses the gift shop and displays on the first and second floors. The adjoining Stuart B. Bradley Memorial Building, built with private funds, was dedicated in 1994. The upstairs houses various displays including a military display, the research department, and library. Downstairs is the meeting room, storage, office, and dark room. Also on the grounds are three log cabins -- the Claire Howe Schoolhouse, the Settler's Cabin, and the Hunter's Cabin. The Society also has a replica of a fire lookout constructed using Forest Service blueprints. The equipment shed has numerous displays of tools, farm machinery, a washing machine display, and a logging camp bunkhouse replica.

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Loon Lake Historical Society -- Old School House by VisitWa

The Loon Lake Historical Society purchased the Old Schoolhouse from the Loon Lake School District in 1992. A dedicated group of volunteers restored the building and the building retains the original look and feel of a school built in the 1920’s, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Summer Hours July 1 to September 30 Saturday 10 am to 2 pm Tuesday 4 pm to 8 pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winter Hours* October 1 to June 30 Saturday 11 am to 1 pm Tuesday 6 pm to 8 pm * Winter hours are subject to availablity of volunteers to staff the building. It is best to call ahead, especially in January and February, to ensure that the building will be open. You can also schedule a special time by calling 233-2222 or 939-4760.

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Stonerose Interpretive Center and Fossil Site by VisitWa

Ph. (509)-775-2295 Admission to Center: FREE You’ll see stunning examples of local fossils at the Stonerose Interpretive Center. The Center's purpose is to further educational interests to encourage scientific study and to preserve the fossils for public enjoyment. Admission to the Center is free, however, if you wish to go dig for fossils that is a separate activity that requires a fee. Digging for fossils is a great inexpensive experience for adults and especially for children. This is a very unique activity -- you are discovering 49 million year old fossils, and each person is allowed to keep up to three fossils. • May 1 thru September 1: Daily 8:00 – 5:00 • Sept. 4 thru Oct. 31: Wednesday – Sunday 8:00 – 5:00 • The fossil site closes at 4:00 p.m. • Closed Daily 12-1 for lunch. • For more information visit http://stonerosefossil.org/category/visitor-information/

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Old Molson Ghost Town Museum by VisitWa

The Ghost Town is free. The Old Molson Museum is free (donations requested) The Old Molson Museum is a reassembled pioneer town consisting of authentic buildings, farm machinery, historic mining equipment and numerous other relics. Old Molson was started by George Meacham, a promoter and John W. Molson, an investor. Originally, the boom town served as a trading center and place to live for gold seekers. The mining boom fell off in the late 1890's and the population plunged until the area opened to the homesteaders in 1900. A non-commercialized ghost town offering a pioneer experience at its original best. It’s a window in the authentic past of Okanogan County Today the three old townsites of the once boom town days still remain, New Molson, Old Molson and Central Molson. Visit the museums and learn more about the turmoil and changes of those boom times. Old Molson is located 2 miles south of the Canadian border, and northeast of Oroville, Washington

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Curlew's Husky Car and Truck Museum - PhotoOps by VisitWa

Ph (509)-779-4204 Museum hours: 11:00 - 5:00 Friday – Monday Season: Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Admission is free, donations are gratefully accepted. Next to the museum is the last full-sized, steam-powered mill in northeast Washington. The Lembcke Brothers steam-powered sawmill was disassembled, catalogued, and moved adjacent to the south end of the museum site. The museum group restored the mill to operating condition as a reminder of the important role logging and lumbering played in Ferry County's history.

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The Whale Trail at Lincoln Park (Pt. Williams) by WAwhaletrail

Colman Pool is near the site of the “Old Mudhole," a natural lagoon that was widened to serve as a pool in 1928. Tidal currents and supportive habitat make this point a wonderful place to spot marine mammals. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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The Whale Trail at Marina Beach Park by WAwhaletrail

Explore beautiful sandy Marina Beach while gazing out across the Puget Sound looking for whales. Bring your kids and your four-legged friends too as there are play toys and an off-leash area at this picturesque park in Edmonds. Parking is limited especially on sunny days so arrive early, bring a picnic and enjoy the scenic Olympic Mountains while exploring the tide pools and watching for orcas. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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The Whale Trail at the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium by WAwhaletrail

The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium is located in Point Defiance Park northwest of downtown Tacoma. Exhibits include Asian Forest Sanctuary, Rocky Shores, Arctic Tundra, and Pacific Ocean just to name a few. Marine mammals on display include harbor seals, pacific walruses, and sea otters. The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium focuses on education and conservation within and outside their walls. Visitors who come to enjoy 702-acre Point Defiance Park can explore natural forests and saltwater beaches. Owen beach offers spectacular views of Mt. Rainier and Vashon Island. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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Whale Trail at Lighthouse Marine Park - Sunset photo op by WAwhaletrail

Ph. (360) 945-4911 Located on the SW tip of Point Roberts, the Lighthouse Park offers a peacefull setting, and spectacular water views south and west of the Straits of Georgia. No real lighthouse, but a nice park on flat beach with lots of driftwood – great walking beach. Come to this unique part of the WA coastline and visit the Orca Center on the boardwalk which has interpretive exhibits. The 21 acre park has come to be known as one of the best places to view orcas from land in the area, especially in the summer months when any of the 3 local pods pass by often. If you decide to stay overnight at Lighthouse Marine Park, there are 30 standard campsites, each with a fire pit, picnic table, and parking. Reservations, call from 1-3:00 p.m. on Saturday or Sunday at 360-945-4911. For additional information email lthouse@pointroberts.net but actual reservations must be made by phone or in-person. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by h

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The Whale Trail at Lime Kiln State Park by WAwhaletrail

Lime Kiln State Park is one of the best places in the world to watch whales from shore, and is the inspiration for The Whale Trail. Three pods of southern resident orcas (J, K and L pods) frequent nearby waters from May to September, and often come spectacularly close to shore. The 3.6-acre day use park is on the west coast of San Juan Island, abutting Haro Strait. A meandering path along the rocky shore connects the Karen Munro Outlook at the south end of the park to the Lighthouse on the north.Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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Point Robinson Lighthouse - Whale Trail view - photo op for Mt R by WAwhaletrail

Featured in Berkeley Breathed's delightful children's Christmas story, "The Red Ranger Came Calling," Point Robinson Lighthouse sits on a sandy beach with verdant bluffs as a backdrop. Located on the northeast promontory of Maury Island in Puget Sound, the lighthouse marks the halfway point between Seattle and Tacoma. Situated on the sandy beach, the Point Robinson lighthouse originally served as a fog signal station in 1885. Today Point Robinson offers great beach combing, and spectacular views of Mt. Rainier. Grounds are open during daylight. The lighthouse is typically open in the summer on Sundays noon to 4 p.m Call (206) 463-6672 to schedule a tour outside of these hours. The keeper's quarters are available for weekly rentals. Call (206) 463-9602 to inquire about availability. The lighthouse is owned by the Coast Guard and managed by Vashon Park District. Grounds open, dwellings available for weekly rentals, lighthouse open on Sundays. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals

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The Whale Trail at Langley by WAwhaletrail

The City of Langley is located Whidbey Island, Washington. Overlooking Saratoga Passage, the picturesque town offers close-up views of a wide variety of marine mammals. Langley is known for its art, charm, great restaurants and inns, and Whale Bell Park. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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The Whale Trail at La Push by WAwhaletrail

La Push is the home of the Quileute Nation, located at the mouth of the Quillayute River on the Olympic Coast of Washington State. The nearby waters of the Pacific Ocean teem with salmon, cod and other prey. Diverse and abundant marine mammal species are found here, including a thriving population of sea otters. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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The Whale Trail at Port of Kelsey Bay by WAwhaletrail

Located within Vancouver Island's Inside Passage, near the village of Sayward, The Port of Kelsey Bay awaits your arrival. Orcas and sea lions are visible in the Johnstone Strait from the newly restored wharf which includes an inclement weather, glass enclosure viewing room. Take a half-mile jaunt from the wharf, past the village, and you'll arrive at the mouth of the Salmon River. This estuary is home to migrating water fowl at different times throughout the year and is a bird-watcher's paradise. Fast Orca Facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/killer-whale/ Brought to you by http://thewhaletrail.org/

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