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Building to reflect Washougal history

Blair Building newest addition to Clark County Heritage Register

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The Blair Building, located at 1801 Main St., in downtown Washougal, includes two restaurants and four future live/work studio apartments. The Clark County Historic Preservation Commission has added the building, constructed in 1925, to the county's Heritage Register.

A building in downtown Washougal that combines historic and whimsical touches is the newest addition to the Clark County Heritage Register.

The Blair Building, built in 1925 at 1801 Main St., was originally used as a meat market and butcher shop. The Chinese Cafe and The Sushi Joint are now located in the two-story structure, owned by Bruce and Heidi Kramer since January 2006.

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