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Business celebrates 100 years in C-W area

Washougal Lumber thanks customers for helping business survive a century

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The owners of Washougal Lumber Co., Inc. Brett Scott (left) and his brother, Kevin Scott (right) were joined by their father, John Scott (middle) and mother, Judy Scott (not pictured) at the lumber and hardware store's centennial celebration luncheon, Aug. 4. John and Judy previously owned Washougal Lumber.

Owners of Washougal Lumber Co., Inc. — past and present — recently celebrated the company’s centennial birthday by thanking the people who helped the business survive challenging economic times.

The business’ current owners, Brett Scott and his brother Kevin Scott, were at the celebration, along with their parents and former Washougal Lumber owners, John and Judy Scott.

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