Editing Tenino, Washington (section)

==Historic buildings and structures==

There are 26 historic sites in or near Tenino. Following are some of those properties.<ref>(2005) [http://www.co.thurston.wa.us/planning/comp_plan/docs/2009/Chapter_10_ARCHAEOLOGICAL_HISTORIC_RESOURCES.pdf "Archaeological and historic resources,"] ''Thurston County Comprehensive Plan''. Retrieved October 18, 2010.</ref><ref>[http://www.co.thurston.wa.us/history/tchc/documents/tchrlogrev.pdf "Thurston County Historical Register"], [[Thurston County, Washington]]. Retrieved October 18, 2010.</ref>

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! Name
! Image
! Address
! Built in
! [[National Register of Historic Places|NRHP]]?
! Notes
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| [[Tenino Downtown Historic District]]
| [[File:Tenino, WA - Campbell & Campbell Building 01.jpg|100px]]
| Two blocks long, one-half block-deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size.
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| June 25, 2004
| Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507.
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| [[Tenino Depot]]
| [[File:Tenino, WA - Tenino Depot 01.jpg|100px]]
| Tenino City Park
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| December 27, 1974
| The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered.
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| [[Hercules Sandstone Company Office]]
| [[File:Tenino, WA - City Hall 02.jpg|100px]]
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| Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall.
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| [[Tenino Stone Company Quarry]]
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| 2712 Huston Street
| 1891
| July 28, 1983
| Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool.
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| [[Ticknor School]]
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| 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West
| 1934
| May 10, 1990
| Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002.
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| [[Ticknor Barn]]
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| 6710 Skookumchuck Road
| 1860
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| [[Colvin Farmstead]] (Colvin House)
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| 16828 Old Highway 99
| 1877
| June 23, 1988
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| [[Hercules No. 2/Eureka Quarry|Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry]]
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| 4220 SE Old Military Road
| 1891
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| [[Taylor Farm (Tenino, Washington)|Taylor Farm]]
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| 2400 SE 180th Avenue
| 1902
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| Morgan Davies Barn
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| S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek
| 1910
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| Engstrom House/Weber House
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| 3741 SW 143rd Ave
| 1910
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| Violet Prairie Grange
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| 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road
| 1935
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| Ada's Resort
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| 4005 SE 120th Avenue
| 1939
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| Linklater Ranch
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| 13911 Military Road Southeast
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| [[Bronson Resort]]
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| 4122 SE 119th Avenue
| 1915
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| Located on [[Offut Lake]]
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| Offut Lake Resort
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| 4005 SE 120th Avenue
| 1939
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