PIONEER
RESTORATION
ORGANIZATION

Original Painting by Marc Desobeau available at Highlands Station, LLC

       The Centralia Downtown Historic District is a contiguous collection of commercial buildings that comprise the heart of the City of Centralia. Mostly composed of brick commercial-style buildings, the central business district has been the apex of community life for this Southwest Washington town since it was platted in 1885. Most of the original buildings constructed during the historic period still exist, and continue to convey Centralia's economic and social history. 

       This rich tapestry of businesses and services, clustered within a confined space and surrounded by residential neighborhoods, offered local residents and business owners, as well as merchants and laborers, a variety of employment opportunities and recreational activities.

       The district was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.

Neither this website nor the Pioneer Restoration Organization is affiliated with Amtrak (the National Railroad Passenger Corporation). Should you want information on Amtrak services, kindly go to www.amtrak.com or telephone 800-872-7245.

Copyright 2009 - 2010 by the Pioneer Restoration Organization

Text Box: City of Centralia
  
www.centraliaguide.com
   
118 West Maple Street
  
Centralia, Washington  98531
  
360/ 330-7670
Text Box: Centralia Chamber
   
http://chamberway.com
   
500 N.W. Chamber Way 
  
Chehalis, Washington  98532
  
360/ 748-8885

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Senator Maria Cantwell            Senator Patty Murray
  
Congressman Jay Inslee
   
Congressman Rick Larsen
  
Congressman Brian Baird
  
Congressman Richard Hastings
   
Congressman Cathy McMorris Rodgers
  
Congressman Norm Dicks
  
Congressman James McDermott
   
Congressman Dave Reichert
   
Governor Christine Gregoire

Mayor Tim Browning
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