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Washougal proudly showcases world-class works of art in a variety of mediums in many corners of the city and throughout its parks.

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#1 - Princess White Wing MuralWashougal Public Library, 1661 C Street By Toma Villa Funded by Washington State Arts Commission SNAP Grant, City of Washougal and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance

#2 - Seaman SculptureReflection Plaza, 1703 Main Street
By Heather Soderberg-Greene – 2015 Funded by Community Contributions

#3 - WindBeaver Park, 1200 A Street
By Kathy Willson – 2015 Funded by Community Contributions and the Beaver Family

# 4 - Butterfly BenchBeaver Park, 1200 A Street By Jennifer Corio & Dave Frei – 2015 Funded by Washougal Parks

#5 - Cob BenchBeaver Park, 1200 A Street By Jennifer Corio & Dave Frei – 2015 Funded by Washougal Parks

#6 - EarthSR-14 Pedestrian Tunnel, 2 Pendleton Way-North Entrance By Sharon Warman Agnor – 2013 Funded by Shirley Scott

#7 - PetroglyphsSR-14 Pedestrian Tunnel, 2 Pendleton Way- Inside Tunnel By Rex Ziak – 2010 Funded by City of Washougal

#8 - Broughton MonumentSR-14 Pedestrian Tunnel, 2 Pendleton Way-South Entrance By Doris Wildman, original cast in 1926. Funded by Washougal Parks

#9 - FireSteamboat Landing, 100 South Washougal River Road By Jennifer Corio & Dave Frei – 2016 Funded by Molly Coston in honor of Phil Harris

#10 - Eagle Over the MountainFederal Order of Eagles Building, 1910 Main Street By Jamie Graninger – 2016 Funded by Federal Order of Eagles

#12 - Canoes at Captain William Clark ParkCaptain William Clark Park, 3500 Block Index Street By Turnstone Construction 2005 Funded by Clark County

# 13 - Captain William Clark BustWashougal City Hall – Inside, 1701 C Street By William Ordway Partridge, original casting 1904. This piece 2005 Funded by City of Washougal

#14 - Wooden Fish SculptureHathaway Park, 799 25th Street By Toby J’s Custom Carving – 2012 Funded by City of Washougal

#15 - Welded Salmon DownspoutTwo Rivers Heritage Museum, 1 Durgan Street By Vlad Sumchenko – 2002 Funded by Camas-Washougal Historical Society

#16 - Rain DiffuserWashougal Town Square, 1700 Main Street By Ivan McLean – 2007 Funded by Lone Wolf Development

#18 - Metal Salmon WalkwayWashougal Waterfront Park, 56 South 1st Street By Malo Hasselblad – 2016 Funded by Community Contributions to Port of Camas-Washougal

#19 - Compass View PointWashougal Waterfront Park, 56 South 1st Street By Vance Wells with Vevaco – 2016 Funded by Port of Camas-Washougal

#20 - For The Birds - Bird HousesWashougal City Hall, 1701 C Street By the Community – 2016 Funded by Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance

#21 - Sasquatch PaintingBig Food Inn – Inside, 105 Pendleton Way By Woody Cooper – 1961 Funded by Big Foot Inn

#22 - Tayi ``Headman`` StoneChinook Plaza in Parker’s Landing Historical Park, 24 South A Street By Greg A Robinson- 2012 Funded by Port of Camas-Washougal

#23 - Stained Glass Panels of Historic ImagesTwo Rivers Heritage Museum – Inside, 1 Durgan Street By Teri Neville Funded by Camas-Washougal Historical Society Memorial Fund

#24 - Golden Back HeronWashougal City Hall, 1701 C Street By Tom Jackson – 2016 Funded by Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance

#25 - Steigerwald Art TrailSteigerwald Natural Wildlife Refuge, 35001 Lewis & Clark Highway Funded by Federal Government

#26 - Cub-napped1807 Main Street, By Travis London – 2017 Funded by Bruce and Heidi Kramer

#27 - Wilson Cady HeronTextured Forest Products, 720 S 27th Street, By Travis London – 2016 Funded by Travis London

#28 - Elk at Washougal Times - in processWashougal Times 1826 E Street, By Travis London - 2020
Funded by Washougal Times

#29 - Forever FaithfulWashougal Police Station 1320 A Street By Susan Bahary – 2017 Funded by Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance

#30 - ParapodiaJemtegaard Middle School, 35300 SE Evergreen Hwy By Barry Gunderson – 1985 Funded by Washington State Art Commission Funds for Washougal School District

#31 - WaterDowntown Washougal, corner of Pendleton and Main By Wendy Armstrong – 2018 Funded by Kind Heart Free Spirit Foundation

#32 - MigrationWashougal City Hall, 1701 C Street By Hunter Neathame and Suzanne Grover – 2018 Funded by City of Washougal and Washougal School District

#33 - Historic LagerBig Foot Inn, 105 Pendleton Way By Travis London – 2018 Funded by Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance

#34 - Chak' - ChakWashougal Waterfront Park Trail, 56 South 1st Street By Heather Soderberg-Greene – 2018 Funded by Port of Camas-Washougal

#35 - BobcatWashougal Bi-Mart, 3003 Addy Street By Travis London – 2018 Funded by Travis London

#36 - Eagle at Hathaway ParkLower Hathaway Park, 799 25th Street By Shane McLean – 2018 Funded by Shane McLean

#37 - Let's Play BallLower Hathaway Park, 799 25th Street By JMS Club 8 students lead by Dani Allen – 2018 Funded by Washougal Parks

#38 - Rings and ScalesCorner of Main and 20th in downtown Washougal By Travis London – 2019 Funded by Guerrilla Development

#39 Klayhowa "Welcome"State Route 14 and Washougal River Road roundabout. Naturescape design by Robert Phipps, PBS Vancouver. ‘Penn and Millie’ heron sculptures and metal salmon by Angela Ridgway - 2019 Funded by Washington Department of Transportation and City of Washougal.

#40 - ElkNE 3rd Street and 6th Street By Travis London – 2019 Funded by Travis London

#41 BeaverCan be view from Hwy 14 looking south, between the highway round abouts By Travis London – 2019 Funded by Port of Camas- Washougal

#42 - Washougal in '29 Chevy2005 C Street By Eleni Phillips and Travis London – 2019 Funded by Mike "Toeffer" Toeff

#43 - Tina the FishCorner of D and Durgan Street in downtown Washougal By Washougal Middle School students (Club 8) Under the direction of Dani Allen and Travis London – 2019 Funded by Washougal Schools Foundation

#44 - DreamingCorner of Pendleton Way and A Street in downtown By Heather Soderberg-Greene – 2019 Funded by Community Support of Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance, City of Washougal and Jim and Betty Cooper

#45 Barn Door2005 C Street By Eleni Phillips – 2019 Funded by Mike "Toeffer" Toeff

#46 - Greenman Heads1801 Main Street By Diane Trapp – 2006 Funded by The Blair Building

#47 - Reclaim1826 E Street, below south edge of Washougal Times Restaurant parking lot By Travis London – 2020

#48 - The Gathering Place at Washuxwal1 Durgan Street Construction by Lewallen Architects and Able Hands Construction. Native Art by Adam McIsaac - 2021. Funded by donations to the Camas-Washougal Historical Society.

#49 Perseverance1 Durgan Street By Jesse Trask 2020

#50 You are Enough1736 E Street By Washougal art students and teachers
2021 Funded by WACA and UNITE Washougal Community Coalition