Washougal History

3. Volunteer-built Washougal River project valued at $150,000 in 1949.
5. Namesake of a new 12-classroom Washougal elementary school dedicated in 1953.
8. Vessels that carried farm produce from Washougal to the Portland market.
11. C. W. _____ built a flouring mill along the Washougal River in 1897.
12. Camp Fire Girls camp dedicated on the Washougal River in 1949.
13. Original name of the cemetery graves now called Section A.
15. Transportation line built through Washougal in 1909.
16. Lieutenant who reached present-day Washougal while exploring upriver in 1792.
18. Washougal logging business that moved about three million feet of logs after heavy rains in 1893.
19. Woolen company that acquired the struggling Washougal mill through the Bishop family.

1. Structure a company planned to build 20 miles up the Washougal River to reach timber.
2. Earlier landing that steamships could not reach during low water.
4. Salmon facility approved for construction on the Washougal River in 1956.
6. First mayor of Washougal.
7. City platted by Joseph E. C. Durgan and Captain Lewis Love in 1880.
9. Publisher of the Washougal Sun when the newspaper began in 1906.
10. Bluffs crossed by the eastward extension of Highway 14, completed in 1927.
11. Dairy-processing business built in 1899 and purchased for $1,650 in 1900.
14. Fritz Braun's hotel, named for the visitor park on its block.
17. Washougal organization founded in 1883 with 30 charter members.