Editing Longview, Washington (section)

===Historic landmarks===

Longview has many historic buildings, many of which were built in the initial growth period from 1923 to 1934, prior to the worst effects of the Great Depression. Ranging from Georgian-revival style with the major public buildings, Tudor and craftsman style homes, commercial vernacular, and Art Deco, there are many contributing properties. 
A park, a bridge, and many buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, along with the Civic Center, that is a National Register Historic District.<ref>[[National Register of Historic Places listings in Cowlitz County, Washington]] NRHP listings for Longview</ref>
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*Berwind-Purcell House
*Big Four Furniture Building – Built in 1924 for Lumberman's Bank.
*Columbia Theatre 
*First Christian Church
*[[Lake Sacajawea (Longview, Washington)|Lake Sacajawea Park]]
*[[R. A. Long High School]]
*[[Longview Bridge]] – Also known as the Lewis and Clark Bridge.
*[[Nutty Narrows Bridge]] - Is a squirrel bridge in Longview.
*Longview Civic Center Historic District
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*Longview Community Church
*Longview Community Church-Saint Helen's Addition
*Longview Community Store
*[[Longview Women's Clubhouse]]
*Mills Building
*Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Building
*Pounder Building
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*Schumann Building
*Sevier and Weed Building
*J. D. Tennant House
*Tyni Building
*US Post Office – Longview Main
*Washington Gas and Electric Building
*Willard Building
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