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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

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

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

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