Whitman County, Washington

Albert W. Thompson Hall (School) [Map · Street View]
Administration Rd. on Washington State University campus, Pullman, Washington
Also known as: Old Administration Building

Audian Theater (Theater) [Map · Street View]
315 East Main Street, Pullman, WA
Also known as: New Audian Theater

Barroll & Mahoney Building (Bank)
Two story brick bank building built in 1905

Canyon Grain Bin and Chutes (Structure) [Map]
E of County Rd. 7030, 2 mi. NE of jct. County Rds. 7030 and 7010, Hay, Washington

Central Service Station (Service station) [Map · Street View]
534 Whitman St., Rosalia, Washington
Also known as: Texaco Station

College Hill Historic District (District) [Map · Street View]
Roughly bounded by Stadium Way, B St., Howard St., and Indiana St., Pullman, Washington

Collins House and Granary (House) [Map · Street View]
SE of Uniontown off U.S. 195, Uniontown, Washington
Also known as: Ruddy-Collins House and Granary

Cordova Theater (Theater) [Map · Street View]
135 N. Grand Ave., Pullman, Washington

Cordova Theater (Theater) [Map · Street View]
135 N. Grand Avenue, Pullman, WA

Edwin H. Hanford House (House) [Map]
N of WA 217, Oakesdale, Washington

Empire Theater (Theater)
Art Deco theater opened in 1940

F Street Bridge (Bridge) [Map]
Spans Palouse River, Palouse, Washington

Fonk Building (Commercial building)
Two story brick commercial building built in 1892
Also known as: Wheeler-Motter Building

Fraternity Block (Building)
Three story brick fraternal hall and commercial block built in 1889

Gustave Heilsberg Farm (Farm) [Map]
Rt. 2, Colfax, Washington
Also known as: John Heilsberg Farm

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Church) [Map · Street View]
105 E. Alder St., Palouse, Washington

Interior Grain Tramway (Site) [Map]
Snake River Canyon, 2 mi. N of Wawawai, Pullman, Washington

J. C. Barron Flour Mill (Mill) [Map · Street View]
1st and Jackson Sts., Oakesdale, Washington

James A. Perkins House (House) [Map]
N. 623 Perkins St., Colfax, Washington

Manning-Rye Covered Bridge (Bridge) [Map]
Spans Palouse River, Colfax, Washington

Martin Stadium (Stadium) [Map · Street View]
720 NE Stadium Way, Pullman, Washington

Masonic Hall (Meeting hall) [Map · Street View]
Corner of Main and Second Sts., Farmington, Washington
Also known as: Farmington Community Center

Max Steinke Barn (Barn) [Map]
Rt. 1, Box 130, St. John, Washington
Also known as: Charles DeChenne Barn

McCroskey Building (Building)
Two story brick commercial building built in 1917

McGregor Ranch (House) [Map]
6 mi. S of Hooper, Hooper, Washington

Oakesdale City Hall (City hall) [Map · Street View]
E. 101 Steptoe, Oakesdale, Washington
Also known as: C. Huling Building, Farmers and Merchants Bank, Bank of Oakesd

Palouse Main Street Historic District (District) [Map · Street View]
Main St. between K and Mary Sts., Palouse, Washington

Pullman High School (School) [Map]
115 NW State St., Pullman, Washington
Also known as: Gladish Building

R. C. McCroskey House (House) [Map]
4th and Manring Sts., Garfield, Washington

Rosalia Railroad Bridge (Bridge) [Map · Street View]
Two Milwaukee Railroad arch bridges.
Also known as: John Wayne Trail

Rose Theater (Theater) [Map]
111 E. Canyon Street, Colfax, WA
Also known as: Roxy Theater

Rose Theater (Theater) [Map]
115 S. Main Street, Colfax, WA

St. Boniface Church, Convent and Rectory (Church) [Map · Street View]
206 St. Boniface St., Uniontown, Washington

St. Gall Catholic Church (Church)
Victorian Gothic brick church built in 1905

Steptoe Battlefield Site (Battle site) [Map · Street View]
SE of Rosalia, Rosalia, Washington
Also known as: Steptoe Memorial State Park

Stevens Hall (Meeting hall) [Map · Street View]
Campus and Administration Sts., Pullman, Washington

T. A. Leonard Barn (Barn) [Map]
S side of Old Moscow Hwy., Pullman, Washington
Also known as: Leornard Barn

Tekoa Grain Company Elevator & Flathouse (Grain elevator) [Map]
4 mi. W of Tekoa, Lone Pine, Washington
Also known as: Lone Pine Elevator

U.S. Post Office - Colfax (Post office)
Georgian Revival style post office built in 1932

U.S. Post Office--Pullman (Post office) [Map · Street View]
SE 245 Paradise St., Pullman, Washington

United Presbyterian Church (Church) [Map · Street View]
430 Maple St., Pullman, Washington
Also known as: Greystone Church

Waite & Ellis Blocks (Commercial building) [Map · Street View]
Three story commercial blocks built in 1892 combined in 1920

Wawawai, Washington (Placename) [Map · Street View]

William Swain House (House) [Map]
W. 315 Main St., Pullman, Washington

Wilma, Washington (Placename) [Map]