Veterans Memorial Museum
Under $25A 9,000 square foot museum honoring veterans of Lewis County and the South Puget Sound with hundreds of military displays.

Centerville Western Stores is a shop in Centralia, WA, part of the Seattle guide. Cost: free.
1500 Lum Rd · Centralia, WA
Centerville Western Stores is a Pacific Northwest western-wear chain founded in 1975 by Dick and Joan Baker, now run by their daughter Trish Hubbard. Its flagship location sits next to the Centralia Factory Outlets in Centralia, Washington, with additional stores across Washington and Oregon. The store carries western clothing, cowboy and work boots, hats, belts and accessories from brands such as Ariat, Wrangler and Roper.
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