| Washington (Spokane County), Deep Creek Community — Camp Washington |
| | Commemorating the establishing
of Camp Washington
by Governor Isaac I. Stevens
on the site
in front of this monument
where he and Gen'l then
Captain George B McClellan
and their military
and engineering forces met
and camped from
October 17th to 30th 1853 — Map (db m45328) HM |
| Washington (Spokane County), Fairchild — The Battle of Spokane Plains |
| | was fought near this spot on
September 5, 1858
in which U.S. troops under command of
Col. George Wright
defeated the allied — Coeur d'Alene
Palouse, and Spokane Indians — Map (db m3817) HM |
| Washington (Spokane County), Four Lakes — Battle of Four Lakes |
| | On this historic ground, Sept. 1, 1858, 700 soldiers under Col Geo. Wright, U.S.A. routed 5,000 allied indians.
Four days later, the rallied hostiles were decisively defeated in a running battle. They sued for mercy, and have ever since maintained lasting peace. — Map (db m3816) HM |
| Washington (Spokane County), Hite — Colville - Walla Walla Road |
| | Erected to the
Explorers, Fur Traders
Missionaries
Soldiers and Pioneers
who made
an Indian Trail
the
Colville - Walla Walla
Road
1811 — Map (db m3734) HM |
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