Washington State has many roadside markers along the highways. The Washington State Department of Transportation lists the “Historical Markers in Washington State” on its website. In addition, there are many “Heritage Markers” and other roadside markers in the state. I have located and photographed many of the markers. In some cases, the marker was not where the WSDOT website stated. As I locate and photograph roadside markers, I will create a page for each marker, along with its location and the text from the marker.
These are the markers I have located and photographed, listed in alphabetical order. A number in parentheses indicates what marker number it is on the WSDOT list. Markers without parentheses are not listed by WSDOT.
- Ainsworth (37)
- B-Reactor (46)
- Beck Memorial (24)
- Big Cedar Stump / Smokey Point (4)
- Blewett (25)
- Bridge of the Gods (19)
- Broughton Flume (20)
- Bruceville / Bruceport (8)
- Celilo Falls (21)
- Chuckanut Drive (48)
- Claquato (10)
- Columbia River Explorers (13)
- A Culture Lives On (22)
- David Douglas (2)
- David Thompson (29)
- Deception Pass (3)
- Drewyers River (34)
- Dry Falls (27)
- Earthquake Point (26)
- Finn Hall (14)
- First Explorers (16)
- Fort Columbia (11)
- Fort Okanogan (28)
- Fort Vancouver (15)
- Fort Walla Walla (38)
- Golden Spike Ceremony (18)
- Hood Canal (7)
- Indian Painted Rocks (42)
- Inland Empire Highway
- Juan de Fuca (6)
- Kamiak Butte (32)
- Kettle Falls (47)
- Lake Lenore Caves (49)
- Lava Flows (44)
- Lewis and Clark Alpowa Summit (35)
- Lewis and Clark Campsite (12)
- Lewis and Clark Enter Washington (36)
- Lewis and Clark Trail (40)
- Mount Baker (1)
- Mount Pleasant Grange Hall (17)
- Mount Rainier (39)
- Mullan Road (33)
- Olmstead Place (50)
- Railroads of the West (51)
- Roslyn Coal Mining (52)
- Sacajwe (45)
- Sam Hill Country (23)
- Spanish Explorers (43)
- Spokane House (41)
- Steptoe Battlefield (30)
- Steptoe Butte (31)
- Willie Keil’s Grave (9)
