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24 Washington National Historic Landmarks
American and English Camps, San Juan Island - 8/31/2004
The sites of the British and U.S. Armies' camps during the Pig War border dispute starting in, occupied for 12 years until the Treaty of Washington
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Bonneville Dam Historic District - 5/28/1995
The district includes the dam which the first major structure built with a "hydraulic drop" capable of developing more than 500,000 KW of electric power
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Mount Rainier National Park - 8/29/2004
Established in 1899, one of the earliest National Parks in the U.S., containing the stratovolcano Mount Rainier
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Pioneer Building, Pergola and Totem Pole (Seattle) - 8/22/2004
All in Pioneer Square, the Pioneer Building is a Romanesque stone, red brick, terra cotta and cast iron building which housed gold rush mining offices, the pergola was a cast iron shelter for transit passengers, and the totem pole is Tlingit
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