Lewis & Clark's Columbia River - "200 Years Later" "Murals ... Woodland, Washington"

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Click image to enlarge Mural, Mount St. Helens, Woodland, Washington. Image taken April 27, 2005. Woodland Murals ... Woodland, Washington, is located on the Lewis River approximately four miles upstream from the Lewis River's junction with the Columbia River. Interstate 5 cuts through the community with "old town" Woodland being west of the freeway. Beautiful murals cover the buildings. Woodland Murals Mount St. Helens ... (above) Building side ... Painted building ... Wildlife ... Woodland Information Center ... Building side ... Click image to enlarge Woodland building. Image taken May 2, 2013. Click image to enlarge Mural, Woodland, Washington. Image taken April 27, 2005. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland, Washington. Image taken April 27, 2005. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland, Washington. Image taken April 27, 2005. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland, Washington. Image taken April 27, 2005. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland, Washington. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland, Washington. Image taken March 29, 2007. Painted Building ... Click image to enlarge Woodland building. Image taken March 29, 2007. The "painted building" was built in 1911 by P.A. Blue, and was a general mercantile. The mural on its west side depicts early 1900s Woodland. Click image to enlarge Woodland building. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Detail, Woodland building. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Detail, Woodland building. Image taken March 29, 2007. Wildlife ... Click image to enlarge Woodland Wildlife Mural, Woodland, Washington. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Great Blue Heron and Mount St. Helens. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Wood Ducks. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Canada Geese and Deer. Image taken March 29, 2007. Woodland Tourist Information Center ... Click image to enlarge Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. The mural adorning two sides of the Woodland Tourist Information Center was painted in 2006 by artist Jerry Gay. The mural shows scenes of Woodland. Click image to enlarge Mural, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland Tourist Information Center. View of Mount St. Helens volcano. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural on trailer end, Woodland Tourist Information Center. View of the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens and the Tulip bulb industry. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge Mural detail, Hulda Klager House, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. Click image to enlarge "Jerry Gay, 2006", Mural detail, Woodland Tourist Information Center. Image taken March 29, 2007. From the Journals of Lewis and Clark ... Clark, November 5, 1805 ... Return to Menu

*River Miles [RM] are approximate, in statute miles, and were determined from USGS topo maps, obtained from NOAA nautical charts, or obtained from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website, 2003 Sources: Woodland Chamber of Commerce "Historic Walking Tour Map" handout, 2007; All Lewis and Clark quotations from Gary Moulton editions of the Lewis and Clark Journals, University of Nebraska Press, all attempts have been made to type the quotations exactly as in the Moulton editions, however typing errors introduced by this web author cannot be ruled out; location interpretation from variety of sources, including this website author.

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