Vancouver, Washington

Places to Explore

• Luepke Florist: A Century of Blooms and Civic Leadership

  Luepke Florist, located at the northwest corner of Washington and 13th streets in downtown Vancouver, Washington, holds over a century of history. The Luepke family business began as a flower stand in 1909, founded by Frank and Edla Luepke. In July 1937, the first shop was destroyed by fire. The cu

• Chumasero-Smith House

  The Chumasero-Smith House in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington, is a historic place built around 1903. This American Four-Square home features Arts and Crafts architectural details. Alfred and Mary Estelle Chumasero were the original owners. Alfred, a prominent Vancouver businessman, operated drug

• The Elks Building in Vancouver, Washington

  The Elks Building, a historic place in Vancouver, Washington's Clark County, was constructed in 1911. Designed by Portland architect Robert F. Tegan, the three-story brick structure exhibits elements of Mission Revival and medieval Italian influence. The Vancouver Elks Lodge purchased the site in 19

• Kiggins, John P. and Mary, House

  The John P. and Mary Kiggins House is a historic place in Vancouver, Washington. This 2.5-story Craftsman style house was built in 1907. It features narrow wooden bevel siding and a painted metal tile roof. The house was home to John P. Kiggins, a prominent local figure. Kiggins served as Vancouver'

• Clark County Courthouse

  The Clark County Courthouse in Vancouver, Washington, is a historic place. Dedicated on November 29, 1941, this five-story concrete building was designed by local architect Day Walter Hilborn. Its architectural style combines Art Deco and Art Moderne elements, popular for public construction project