Columbia County, Washington

A. H. Bishop House (House) [Map]
622 E. Richmond, Dayton, Washington

Aeils-Bauers Building (Commercial building)
Single story brick storefront with cast iron pilasters built in 1900

Andrew Nilsson House (House) [Map]
312 E. Patit, Dayton, Washington

Bank of Starbuck (Bank) [Map]
Main and McNeil Sts., Starbuck, Washington

Columbia Chronicle Building (Commercial building)
Brick newspaper office built in 1908

Columbia County Courthouse (Courthouse) [Map · Street View]
341 E. Main, Dayton, Washington

Dantzscher Building (Commercial building)
Two story brick storefront built in 1888

Dayton Depot (Railroad depot) [Map · Street View]
2nd and Commercial Sts., Dayton, Washington
Also known as: Union Pacific Depot

Dayton Hotel (Hotel)
Single story brick hotel built in 1891

Dexter House No. 1 (House) [Map · Street View]
515 S. Fourth, Dayton, Washington
Also known as: Swanson Home

Dexter House No. 2 (House) [Map]
507 N. Third, Dayton, Washington

Dingle's Hardware Store (Commercial building)
Single story brick storefront commercial building built in 1930

Dodge Quarantine Cabin (Log cabin)
Log cabin built in 1898

Downtown Dayton Historic District (District) [Map · Street View]
Roughly along Main St., from Front to third Sts., Dayton, Washington

Dr. C.H. Day Building (Commercial building)
Single story brick two storefront commercial building built in 1906

Dr. Marcel Pietrzycki House (House) [Map]
415 E. Clay, Dayton, Washington

Dusenberry & Stencil Building (Commercial building)
Two story brick with cast iron pilasters commercial building built in 1880
Also known as: Dingle's Hardware

Engel Building (Commercial building)
Single story brick storefront built in 1887

First Baptist Church (Church)
Gothic Revival church built in 1892

Frank Flintner House (House) [Map]
214 S. Sixth, Dayton, Washington
Also known as: Broughton Home

Goddard - McGee Building (Commercial building)
Single story brick storefront built in 1887

Goddard House (House)
Queen Anne style house built 1891

Grace Episcopal Church (Church)
Wood frame carpenter gothic church built in 1902

Grange City, Washington (Placename) [Map · Street View]

Grover J. Israel House (House) [Map]
305 S. Sixth, Dayton, Washington

Guernsey--Sturdevant Building (Commercial building) [Map]
225 E. Main St., Dayton, Washington
Also known as: Groom Agency

Hanan Building (Building)
Single story brick storefront with cast iron pilasters built in 1887

Hubbard Coffee Company (Commercial building)
Single story brick two storefront commercial building built in 1906

J. A. Thronson House (House) [Map]
510 S. Fourth, Dayton, Washington
Also known as: Danielson Home

Jacob Weinhard House (House) [Map]
NW of Dayton, Dayton, Washington

John Brining House (House) [Map]
410 N. First, Dayton, Washington

Liberty Theater (Theater) [Map]
344 East Main Street, Dayton, WA

Mancel Kelley House (House) [Map]
1301 S. Fifth, Dayton, Washington
Also known as: Zastrow's

Mill House (House) [Map]
504 N. First, Dayton, Washington

Monnett & Hamilton Hardware Store (Commercial building)
Single story brick storefront commercial building built in 1910

Smith Hollow Schoolhouse (School)
One room schoolhouse built in 1900

Snake River Bridge (Bridge) [Map · Street View]
N of SR 12, Lyons Ferry, Washington
Also known as: Lyons Ferry

South Side Historic District (District) [Map]
Roughly bounded by Clay, Third, Park, and First Sts., Dayton, Washington

Wallace Building (Commercial building)
Romanesque style brick & stone commercial building built in 1895

Washington Street Historic District (District) [Map]
Roughly Washington St. between Patit Creek and Third St., Dayton, Washington

Weinhard Building (Commercial building)
Two story brick with cast iron pilasters commercial building built in 1890