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Huntley Inn |
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Holiday Inn
Express Centralia
1233 ALDER STREET
CENTRALIA, WA -features an extensive daily Breakfast, indoor Swimming Pool and
Whirlpool. |
Centralia Travel Inn
1325 Lakeshore Drive Centralia, WA. - High Speed
Wireless Internet, Free extended continental breakfast and beautiful lake view
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Ferryman Inn & Suites Central
1003 Eckerson Road Centralia,
WA - located between Portland, OR and Seattle, WA I-5 corridor right off exit 82
in Centralia, Washington home of the Antique Malls. |
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Econo Lodge Centralia |
| The Amtrak stops just one block off the main street - a great
way to come and visit, from
Vancouver, B.C. and Seattle to the north, and Portland from the south!
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Golf Course near Centralia
Centralia Public Golf Course
1012 Duffy St
Centralia, WA 98531
Phone: (360) 736-5967
9 Holes
Riverside Country Club
1451 NW Airport Rd
Chehalis, WA 98532
Course alongside Chehalis River that welcomes the family. Excellent up-keep.
Rather tricky layout with narrow fairways. 18 holes
Phone: (360) 748-8182
Newaukum Valley Golf Course
3024 Jackson Highway
Chehalis, WA 98532
Phone: (360) 748-0461 |
Olympic Club and Micro Brewery
112 North Tower Ave.
Centralia, WA 98531
736-5164
This wonderful building is on the National Historic Register. The Olympic Club
was rebuilt in 1910 after a fire. The interior is original arts and crafts
period with two huge original back-bars and stained glass lighting. There are 8
original 1908 pool tables. McMenamins has recently bought the Olympic Club, kept
the original flavor and added the micro brewery and added a great menu. |
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Centralia
Washington Discover a wealth of activities,
resources and places to see whether you are visiting Centralia for the first
time or are among our returning friends
The Centralia Downtown Historic District is a contiguous collection of
commercial buildings that comprise the heart of the City of Centralia. The
District was recently placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
 Centralia
is famous throughout the Pacific Northwest as a premier destination for antique
hunting. Hundreds of antique dealers offer an incredible range of antiques, from
fine china and quality furniture to unusual collectibles. You will be greeted by
cobblestone sidewalks, brick streets, vintage streetlights with cascading flower
baskets and quaint old buildings. Stroll the streets and browse the shops. Bring
the family, as there is something for everyone. The three malls, (including
Centralia Square Antique Mall) and 18 shops in downtown Centralia represent over
365 dealers.
The annual Antique Festival in July draws visitors from every corner of western
Washington and the surrounding states. Tower Avenue, the main street of the
Historic District, is aptly nicknamed "Antique Row", and is lined with all sorts
of vendors to help you enjoy this special festival.
Centralia
is part of the Lewis County just an hour and a half from Seattle and Portland.
Interstate 5 runs through the county north and south. Lewis county is consider a
getaway for antique shopping in vintage downtowns; bird watching and a picnic;
or exploring the reflective side of Mount St. Helens. There are things to do for
leisurely travelers as well as the more adventurous.
Lewis County is well known for the
Centralia Factory Outlet Mall at I-5, exit
82. They feature a great range of shopping; from books to vitamins, clothing to
sunglasses. Located just off I-5 take exit 82 the mall is located on both sides
of the freeway. The Outlet Mall features
Nike, Eddie, Bauer, Levi Outlet, Big Dog, Kitchnnette, and Lane Brayants to
mention a few.
Attractions in Centralia and Chehalis
 Lucky
Eagle Casino
The Lucky Eagle Casino offers the finest entertainment experience in the Pacific
Northwest. The largest variety of slot machines and table games in the area,
plus live professional boxing and world famous entertainers!
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8 miles from Centralia
Mt. Saint Helens- a great place for a family drive and picnic
30-40 mile drive from Centralia.
Ocean Beach - 40 miles from
Centralia
The Lewis County Historical Museum
599 NW Front Way
Chehalis, WA
(360) 748-0831
The museum has four galleries (4,600 sq. ft.) of exhibits. Permanent exhibits
include a general store, one-room schoolroom, a blacksmith shop, an old kitchen
and a parlor.
Veteran's Memorial
Museum
712 West Main St.
Centralia, WA 98531
(360) 330-7913
Veterans Memorial Museum is unlike most military museums. The displays portray
the personal military lives of local and out of state veterans who have served
to preserve the freedom of this nation.
The Southwest Washington Fairgrounds
2555 North National
Chehalis, WA
(360) 736-6072
The site of not only the Fair, held in August, but many events throughout the
year. The Garden Show is held in the spring, a Rodeo in the month of July, the
Harvest Auto Swap Meet is in September, Gun Shows throughout the year and
collectable shows throughout the year, to list a few events.
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Centralia College, the oldest continuously
operating community college in the state of Washington. Founded in 1925, the
college has a rich heritage of professional, technical, transfer, and basic
skills programs serving the community.
Less than two hours from
Portland and
Seattle, and less than 30 minutes from Olympia,
Centralia is a rural community that provides a great setting for study, leisure,
and employment.
The college is on the I-5 corridor in a beautifully green area of forests and
farmland. Wide fertile valleys are bordered by picturesque Mt. Rainer and the
Cascade Range on the east, and the Willapa Hills on the west. Puget Sound and
Hood Canal to the north and the Columbia River and the famous Columbia River
Gorge and Mt. Saint Helens to the south are within a short commute from the
college.
 Check
out the
Corbet
Theatre & Washington Hall one of the premier Concert Halls near
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CENTRAILIA'S
SEMINARY HILL NATURAL AREA is...
A quiet place to walk or run. The trails are maintained for careful walking.
(For safety and trail damage reasons, wheeled vehicles are banned by city
ordinance.)
A grand place for nature study. There is a wide variety of trees, shrubs and
leafy plants...some of the older trees date from about 1900. The low growing
plants are sensitive to foot traffic, so it's best to stay on trails.
Possibly a place to picnic...but littered natural areas aren't very natural. A
simple rule is to take out everything you take in. And fire is the worst enemy
of all. (Camping, guns of all sorts, and fires are also banned by city
ordinance.)
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Centralia
Historic Murals
Seventeen historic murals, painted on the sides of buildings in downtown
Centralia, portray the history of the area and include a mural depicting the
November 11, 1919, Armistice Day Riot and Massacre -- referred to as the Wobbly
War. |
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