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Тенино – АҚШ-тың Вашингтон штатындағы Тёрстон округіне қарасты қала. 2020 жылғы халық санауы бойынша халқы 1 870 адамды құрайды. 1906 жылы құрылған қала, алғашқыда осы аймақта тұратын жергілікті американдықтар үшін азық-түлік даласы ретінде пайдаланылған жерге орналасқан. Қала тас карьерлеу экономикасының негізінде өсті, жергілікті құмтас Тынық мұхитының солтүстік-батысындағы бірнеше мемлекеттік және университет ғимараттарының құрылысында қолданылды. Тасқа деген сұраныстың азаюына байланысты, қаладағы тастап кетілген карьердің бірі қоғамдық бассейнге айналдырылды. Қаланың орталық ауданы тарихи орындардың ұлттық тізіліміне енгізілген. Тенино Ұлы депрессия кезінде азаматтар үшін ағаш ақшаны ресми валюта ретінде қолдануымен танымал болды, бұл практика COVID-19 пандемиясы кезінде қысқа мерзімге қайта жаңғыртылды. Алғашқыда американдық қоныс аударушылар жергілікті тұрғындармен құрылған және күтілген ашық далаларға қызығушылық танытты. Жазбаларға сәйкес, алғашқы қоныс аударушылар қауымы қазіргі қаладан оңтүстікке қарай орналасқан даланың маңында шоғырланған. Алғашқы тұрғындар 1860 жылдары алғашқы пошта бөлімі мен мектебіне жақын жердегі көмір кенін еске түсіре отырып, «Көмір банкі» деген ат қойды. Кейіннен ол Тенино деп аталды. Аймақ құмтасқа бай және Макинтош формациясы деп аталатын геологиялық қабаттың бір бөлігі болды. 19 ғасырдың соңында бірнеше құмтас карьерлеу компаниялары Батыс жағалаудағы ірі ғимараттарды салу үшін құрылыс материалы ретінде тасты тасымалдай бастады. Тенино құмтасынан салынған ғимараттар 1889 жылғы Сиэтлдегі Ұлы өрттен және 1906 жылғы Сан-Франциско жер сілкінісінен зардап көрмеді, бұл материалдың сұранысын арттырды. Соңында Тенио құмтасы Олимпиядағы Ескі Капитолий ғимаратының және Терстон округінің Ескі сотының құрылысында, Сиэтлдегі қайта жаңартылған қоғамдық кітапханада қолданылды. 1970 жылдардың ортасынан бері АҚШ армиясы Тениноның географиялық картасын карта оқу оқу құралы ретінде пайдаланып келеді, себебі картада әртүрлі символдар бейнеленген.
Tenino (/t//ə/'/n//aɪ//n//oʊ/) is a city in Thurston County, Washington, United States. The population was 1,870 at the 2020 census. Incorporated in 1906, the city sits upon land first established as a food source prairie for Native Americans living in the area. The town grew around an economy of stone quarrying, with local sandstone being used in several government and university buildings in the Pacific Northwest. With a decrease in demand for stone, the town converted one abandoned quarry into a community pool. Its downtown district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tenino gained notoriety during the Great Depression for the use of wooden money as public currency for its residents, a practice briefly revived during the COVID 19 Pandemic. Initially, American settlers were attracted to the open prairies created and maintained by local natives through controlled burns to cultivate camas root, a staple food source. Records indicate the initial settlers' community centered on the prairie approximately south of the present town. Early residents named their first post office and school "Coal Bank", in the 1860s, a reference to a nearby coal outcropping. It was later renamed Tenino. The area was rich in sandstone and part of a geologic layer known as the McIntosh Formation. By the late 19th century, a number of sandstone quarrying companies began shipping the stone as a construction material for large buildings on the West Coast. Buildings that used Tenino sandstone withstood two catastrophic events, the Great Seattle Fire of 1889 and the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, leading to the increase and popularity of the material. Eventually, Tenio sandstone was used in the construction of the Old Capitol Building and the old Thurston County Courthouse in Olympia, the rebuilt Seattle public library,
Since the mid 1970s, the US Army has used a geographical map of Tenino as a training aid in map reading, because of the variety of symbols represented on the map.
Since the mid 1970s, the US Army has used a geographical map of Tenino as a training aid in map reading, because of the variety of symbols represented on the map.
21 ғасыр
Тенино өзінің тарихи орталығын, қазір Ұлттық тарихи орындар тізіліміне енгізілген тарихи ауданын сақтап отыр. Бірақ қала көбінесе "жатақханалар қауымы" ретінде танылады, оның көптеген тұрғындары жұмыс істеу үшін Олимпия және Такома сияқты ірі қалаларға көлікпен қатынайды. 2023 жылы қалада Тенино қалалық паркіне жақын орналасқан, жыныстық қылмыстар жасағандарға арналған мемлекеттік тапсырыс бойынша салынатын уақытша орталық құруға қарсылық білдіріп, наразылық акциялары өтті. Құрылыс операторы қауымдастықтың бірнеше апталық наразылығынан кейін жобаны тоқтатты. Осы наразылықтарға байланысты, штат заң шығарушы органында жыныстық қылмыстар жасағандардың тұрғын үйіне қатысты қатаң талаптар мен жақсырақ байланыс саясатын енгізетін бірнеше заң жобалары ұсынылды. 2023 жылдың шілде айында Тениноның құрылғанына 150 жыл толуына арналған мерейтой тойланды. Күндізгі іс-шарада шеру және сауда орындары ұйымдастырылды, ал ең қызықтысы – қаладағы жабық қиылыста суретшілермен бірлесіп боялған "туған күн қағазы" болды. Сол кездегі АҚШ Өкілдер палатасының депутаты Мари Глюсенкамп Перес Тениноға қауымдастықты және оның жетістіктерін құрметтеу үшін жасаған сөзінің Конгресс жазбасының көшірмесін табыс етті. Желтоқсан айында штат заң шығарушы органында Тенино құмтасын штат тасы деп жариялайтын заң жобасы енгізілді. Дегенмен, бұл ағаштан жасалған ақшаның көп бөлігі қолданылған жоқ, себебі ол құнды коллекциялық затқа айналды. Тенино 2020 жылы COVID-19 пандемиясы кезінде жергілікті тұрғындарға тарату мақсатында ағаштан жасалған валютаны қайта басып шығара бастады. Бағдарламаны қайта жаңарту Вашингтон штатының аудиторымен мақұлданды және 2020 жылдың мамыр айында іске қосылды.
While Tenino retains its historic downtown, now a historic district listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the town serves largely as a "bedroom community", many of its citizens commuting by car to larger cities such as Olympia and Tacoma for work. Protests were held in the city in 2023 to voice opposition to the creation of a state contracted transitional facility for sex offenders that would have been located next to Tenino's City Park. The facility operator cancelled the project after a few weeks of objections from the community. Due to the dissent, several bills were proposed in the state legislature that would add stricter requirements and better communication policies regarding sex offender housing. A sesquicentennial jubilee celebrating Tenino's 150 years as a recognized community was held in July 2023. The day long event hosted a parade and vendor markets, with the highlight of a "birthday card" written in chalk by artists on a closed intersection in the city. The city's U. S. House of Representative at the time, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, bestowed Tenino with a Congressional Record copy of a floor speech she gave honoring the community and its achievement. In December, a bill was introduced at the state legislature that would declare Tenino sandstone as the state rock. However, most of this wooden money was never redeemed as it became a valuable collector's item. Tenino began printing the wooden currency again during the COVID 19 recession in 2020, to distribute to the local residents. The revival of the program was approved by the Washington State Auditor and began in May 2020.
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Солтүстік Тынық мұхиты темір жолы 1872 жылы келген кезде стансасы үшін қолданған Тенино атауының шығу тегі бір ғасырдан астам уақыт бойы пікірталас тудырып келеді. Бір ғасыр бойы айтылған екі негізгі теория бойынша, Тенино – Чинук жаргонындағы жолдың саласы немесе бұрылысын білдіретін сөз, немесе теміржолда локомотивтерді, шекара белгілерін немесе вагондарды нөмірлеу үшін қолданылған T9o немесе 1090 коды болған. Бұл екі теория да ондаған жылдар бойы жоққа шығарылған, бірақ нақты шығу тегінің анық дәлелі болмағандықтан, қайта-қайта айтылып келеді. Тенино қаласының тарихшысы Ричард Эдвардс жариялаған «Тениноның аталған себебі» атты зерттемесінде 1872 жылдың қазан айының басында Тынық мұхиты жағалауы комитетінің сапары туралы айтылады. Бұл комитет, соның ішінде Солтүстік Тынық мұхиты темір жолының президенті Касс, Орегон бу кемелер компаниясының кемелерімен Колумбия өзенімен жол тартқан. Орегон Steam Navigation Company компаниясының Жоғарғы Колумбия және Жылан өзендерінде жүзген кемелерінің бірі «Тенино» деп аталған. Сол жылдың басында Солтүстік Тынық мұхиты темір жолы Калама және Пьюгет-Саунд желісін, сол кезде салынып жатқан трансконтиненталдық теміржолға қосу мақсатымен OSN компаниясының бақылау үлесін сатып алған. 1872 жылдың 12 қазанында Орегон штатының Портленд қаласында өткен кездесуде Джон Эйнсворт және OSN компаниясының басқа да өкілдері ортақ мүдделері туралы баяндама жасады, ал президент Касс Ходжден станциясының жанындағы уақытша солтүстік терминалды «Тенино» деп атауды ұсынды. Келесі айда Олимпия, Вашингтон газетінде жарияланғандай, бұл байланыс «ескі Тенинодан» (Жылан өзенімен ең шығысқа дейін саяхаттаған рекордын сақтаған OSN кемесі) Теміржолдың сол кездегі солтүстік-батыс аялдамасы болған Тениноның «жаңа қаласына» саяхаттауға мүмкіндік берді. 1873 жылдың басында Солтүстік Тынық мұхиты темір жолы және жергілікті фермер Стивен Ходжден Тёрстон округінде Тенино қаласын құру үшін жер тізімін жасады. 1873 жылдың соңында теміржолдың қаржылық қолдауы қиын жағдайға түсіп, OSN компаниясындағы үлесі қарыз үшін сатылды, бұл теміржолдың «Тенино» кемесімен тікелей байланысын тоқтатты. «Тенино» кемесінің өзі Орегон штатындағы Даллз маңында бір кезде өмір сүрген Тенино тайпасының құрметіне аталған, ал олардың ұрпақтары қазір Уорм-Спрингс тайпаларының құрамында. 1890 жылдары Тениноға адамдардың көптеп келуіне, құмтас карьерлерінің ашылуына байланысты, атаудың шығу тегі туралы сұрақ қайтадан туындады. Алыстағы өзендегі кеме ұмытылып, көптен бері жоғалып кеткендіктен, жергілікті тұрғындар оның шығу тегі туралы мифтер ойлап тапты. ХХ ғасырдың басында баспасөз бұл атаудың шығу тегін құпия деп сипаттады. Атау 1873 жылға дейін «T 9 O» деген қысқартылған түрінде де ресми емес қолданысқа ие болды.
The origin of the name Tenino, used by the Northern Pacific Railroad for their station when they arrived in 1872, has been debated for over a century. The two main theories given for a century were that Tenino was a Chinook Jargon word for a fork or branch in the trail, or a form of T9o or 10 9 0 used by the railroad for numbering on a locomotive, survey stake, or train car. Both these theories have been disproven for decades, but keep resurfacing because definitive proof of the actual origin was lacking. Recent research published in The Naming of Tenino by the Tenino City Historian, Richard A Edwards, chronicles the visit of the Pacific Coast Committee in early October 1872. This committee, including Northern Pacific Railroad President Cass, traveled up the Columbia River on steamboats of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company. One of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company's steamboats operating on the upper Columbia and Snake rivers was named the "Tenino". Earlier that year, the Northern Pacific Railroad had purchased controlling interest in the OSN as part of their goal to connect their Kalama to Puget Sound line, then under construction, to their transcontinental railroad being built westward from Minnesota. On October 12, 1872, at a meeting in Portland, Oregon, shortly after their tour up the Columbia River, John Ainsworth and other officers of the OSN made a presentation about their common interests, President Cass proposed a resolution that also named the momentarily Northern terminus near Hodgden's station "Tenino". As reported the following month in an Olympia, Washington, newspaper, this connection allowed travel from the "old Tenino" (the OSN steamboat which held the record for traveling the farthest east up the Snake River), to "the new town" of Tenino which was the railroad's then current northwest terminus. In early 1873, the Northern Pacific Railroad and local homesteader Stephen Hodgden filed plats in Thurston county establishing the town of Tenino. By late 1873, the financial backing of the railroad was in financial crisis and their stock in the OSN was sold for debt, ending the railroad's direct connection to the steamboat Tenino. The steamboat Tenino was itself named after the Tenino native band who once lived near The Dalles in Oregon and whose descendants are now part of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. With the influx of people in Tenino in the 1890s, due to the opening of thriving sandstone quarries, the question of the origin of the name arose. With the steamboat on the distant river gone and long forgotten, locals created mythical stories about its origins. By the early twentieth century, the press were referring to the origin of the name as a mystery. The name also appears informally as "T 9 O," a shortened variation in use as early as 1873.
География
АҚШ Халық санағы бюросы мәліметтері бойынша, қаланың жалпы ауданы 1.44 шаршы миль (4 км²) құрайды, бәрі де құрлық.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 1.44 square miles (4 km2), all of it land.
2000 жылғы халық санағы
2000 жылғы халық санауы бойынша қалада 1447 адам, 575 үй шаруашылығы және 396 отбасы тұрды. Халық тығыздығы – 615 тұрғын үй, орташа тығыздық – көрсетілмеген. Қала тұрғындарының этникалық құрамы: 90,53% ақ нәсілді, 0,83% афроамерикалық, 1,17% американдық үндістер, 3,11% азиялық, 0,07% Тынық мұхиты аралдарынан шыққандар, 1,94% басқа нәсілдер және 2,35% екі немесе одан көп нәсілге жататындар. Кез келген нәсілге жататын халықтың 3,80% -ы испаниялық немесе латын американдықтарды құрады. 575 үй шаруашылығының 37,7% -ында 18 жасқа дейінгі балалар тұрады, 48,7% -ы бірге тұратын жұбайлар, 15,7% -ы күйеуі жоқ әйелдер басқарады, ал 31,0% -ы отбасы емес. Барлық үй шаруашылықтарының 27,3% жеке адамдардан тұрады, ал 13,6% -ында 65 жасқа толған немесе одан асып кеткен жалғыз адамдар тұрады. Үй шаруашылығының орташа мөлшері 2,52 адам, ал отбасының орташа мөлшері 3,01 адамды құрайды. Қаладағы халықтың жас бойынша таралуы: 18 жасқа дейінгілер – 29,8%, 18-24 жас аралығындағылар – 7,6%, 25-44 жас аралығындағылар – 29,4%, 45-64 жас аралығындағылар – 18,9%, 65 жасқа толған және одан асып кеткендер – 14,3%. Орташа жас – 34 жас. Әр 100 әйелге 91,4 еркек келеді. 18 жастан асқан әйелдердің әр 100-іне 89,2 еркек келеді. Үй шаруашылығының орташа жылдық табысы 34 526 доллар, ал отбасының орташа жылдық табысы 41 208 долларды құрайды. Ер адамдардың орташа табысы 31 058 доллар, ал әйелдердің орташа табысы 25 972 долларды құрайды. Қаланың жан басына шаққандағы орташа табысы 18 244 доллар. Отбасылардың 5,0% және халықтың 9,1% кедейлік шегінен төмен жатыр, оның ішінде 18 жасқа дейінгілердің 12,4% және 65 жасқа толғандардың 9,9% кедейлікте өмір сүреді.
As of the 2000 census, there were 1,447 people, 575 households, and 396 families residing in the city. The population density was There were 615 housing units at an average density of The racial makeup of the city was 90.53% White, 0.83% African American, 1.17% Native American, 3.11% Asian, 0.07% Pacific Islander, 1.94% from other races, and 2.35% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 3.80% of the population. There were 575 households, out of which 37.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 48.7% were married couples living together, 15.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 31.0% were non families. 27.3% of all households were made up of individuals, and 13.6% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.52 and the average family size was 3.01. In the city, the age distribution of the population shows 29.8% under the age of 18, 7.6% from 18 to 24, 29.4% from 25 to 44, 18.9% from 45 to 64, and 14.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 34 years. For every 100 females, there were 91.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 89.2 males. The median income for a household in the city was $34,526, and the median income for a family was $41,208. Males had a median income of $31,058 versus $25,972 for females. The per capita income for the city was $18,244. About 5.0% of families and 9.1% of the population were below the poverty line, including 12.4% of those under age 18 and 9.9% of those age 65 or over.
Экономика
Тениноның негізгі экономикалық өнімдерінің бірі – ауыл шаруашылығы, әсіресе тұтынуға арналған мал шаруашылығы. Аймақтағы ет өңдеу зауытының жабылуынан кейін қала және округ жергілікті экономиканы қолдау мақсатында кеңейтілген бизнес-парк құру жоспарларын бастады. "Southwest Washington Agricultural Business & Innovation Park" деген атпен 2023 жылы құрылыс жұмыстары басталды, жоспар бойынша оған мал сою цехы, азық-түлік өңдеу кәсіпорындары, іс-шаралар орталығы және шағын бизнестерді орналастыруға арналған ғимараттар салынуы тиіс. Құрылыстың келешек кезеңдері үшін мемлекеттік заң шығарушы органнан 1,25 миллион доллар қаржы бөлінді, ал федералдық деңгейде тағы 4,4 миллион доллар қарастырылуда.
One of Tenino's main economic outputs is agriculture, particularly livestock for consumption. After the loss of a meat processing plant within the region, the city and county began plans to develop a more encompassing business park to help the local economy. Given the moniker, Southwest Washington Agricultural Business & Innovation Park, construction began in 2023 with plans to contain a slaughterhouse, food processing, an event center, and buildings to house small businesses. Funding of $1.25 million from the state legislature was secured for future phases of construction with an additional $4.4 million proposed at the federal level.
Мерекелер мен іс-шаралар
1968 жылы Тенино қаласының әкімі пионерлік тарихты және мәдениетті құрметтеу туралы жарлық жариялағаннан кейін, қалада жыл сайынғы "Орегон жолы күндері" фестивалі өткізіле бастады. Ағаш кесу, ұсталық, теміржол жұмыстары және пионерлердің тұрмысы сияқты көрсетулер көбінесе осы шараның басты бөлігі болып табылады. "Қара ұнтақпен ату", тарихи көрмелер, тікелей музыка, ас-су, көне автомобильдер көрмесі және шеру мерекелік тойды аяқтайды. Жергілікті фермерлер базары және тастар мен әшекей тастар көрмесі сияқты бірнеше ұйымдар да қала бойынша бір уақытта іс-шаралар өткізеді. Тенино фермерлер базары жыл сайын мамыр айының басынан қыркүйек айының соңына дейін өтеді. Ол Вашингтон штаты фермерлер нарығы қауымдастығының құрамына кіреді және Аналар күні мен Әкелер күніне арналған арнайы іс-шаралар ұйымдастырады.
Inspired by a mayoral proclamation in 1968 for Tenino to honor pioneer history and culture, the city began holding an annual weekend "Oregon Trail Days" festival. Demonstrations of logging, blacksmithing, railroad work, and pioneer home life often highlight the event. "Black powder shoots", historical exhibits, live music, cuisine, vintage car shows, and a parade round out the celebration. Several other organizations, such as the local farmer's market and rock and gem shows, will often hold events concurrently throughout the city. The Tenino Farmers Market is held annually between early May and the end September. It is part of the Washington State Farmers Market Association and holds special market events for Mother's Day and Father's Day.
Тарихи ғимараттар мен нысандар
2020 жылы Тенино Вашингтон штатының Өнер комиссиясы арқылы мақұлдау алып, "Тенино шығармашылық өнер ауданы" құрылды. Тарихи қала орталығы, бизнес ауданы және Тенино қалалық саябағының барлығы кіретін бұл аймаққа әртүрлі форматтағы қоғамдық өнер туындылары орналастыру жоспарлануда, оның ішінде фрескалар, металл баннерлер мен Тенино тарихын көрсететін таңбалар бар. Өнер туындылары негізінде қазына іздеу ойыны ұйымдастырылады. Де Бирс әулетінің мұрагері Ребекка Л. Оппенгеймер Тениноның жанында Меркаба атты салтанатты үй салдырды. 2023 жылы ол бұрынғы бала актер Скотт Страдерге 2,3 миллион долларға сатылды.
In 2020, Tenino created the "Tenino Creative Arts District" by certification thru the Washington state Arts Commission. The area, designated as including the historic downtown, business district, and the entirety of Tenino City Park, is projected to include public art of various mediums, including murals and metal banners and signs depicting Tenino's history. A scavenger hunt is to be based on the artworks. De Beers heiress, Rebecca L. Oppenheimer, built a luxury home Merkaba near Tenino. In 2023, it was sold for $2.3M to former child actor, Scott Strader.
Саябақтар мен демалыс
Қоғамдағы ең үлкен парк – Тенино қалалық паркі. Парк қала орталығынан оңтүстікке қарай орналасқан, ал аймақтан Йелм–Рэйнье–Тенино жолы өтеді. Паркте Тенино тас карьерінің қоғамдық бассейні, жаңартылған карьер үйі және Тенино депосы мұражайы, сондай-ақ түрлі доп алаңдары мен демалыс аймақтары бар. 2011 жылы «Біздің паркті сақтаңыз» қозғалысы кезінде парк аумағының артындағы жерлер мен жолдарды ағаш кесуден сақтау үшін жер аумағы кеңейтілді. Майтаун қауымдастық ойын алаңы деп аталатын жаңа ойын алаңы 2023 жылы ашылды. 2024 жылы консервациялық қорынан түскен қаражатты пайдалана отырып, жақын орналасқан ормандық жер учаскесі қосылып, аумақ тағы да кеңейтілді.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Атауы Сурет Мекенжайы NRHP тізімінде ме?
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Тениноның орталық тарихи ауданы – Сассекс көшесінің екі жағында екі блокқа созылған, бір жарым блок тереңдігі бар, шамамен үш акр көлемінде. 25 маусым 2004 жыл. Сассекс көшесі – қоғамның басты тас жолы, сонымен қатар 507 мемлекеттік тас жолының бөлігі.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Тенино депосы – Тенино қалалық паркі. 27 желтоқсан 1974 жыл. Тенино депосы, қазір мұражай, Тенино тас компаниясы карьерінің жанындағы Тенино қалалық паркіне көшірілді. Депоны көшіру кезінде, жаңа орны карьер жұмысына қатысты маңызды археологиялық ескерткіштердің жойылмауы немесе өзгертілмеуі үшін тексерілді.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Hercules Sandstone Company кеңсесі – бастапқыда Тениноның батысындағы Hercules Sandstone Company карьерінің жанында орналасқан. 1922 жылы ғимараттың әрбір тасы нөмірленіп, бөлек жылжытылып, Суссекс және Ходжен көшелерінің бұрышындағы қазіргі орнында қайта құрастырылды. Қазіргі уақытта бұл Тенино қалалық әкімдігі.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Тенино тас компаниясы карьері – 2712 Хьюстон көшесі, 1891 жыл. 28 шілде 1983 жыл. Тенино қалалық паркінде орналасқан карьер қазір Мемориалдық бассейн.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Тикнор мектебі – 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road, қазір 399 Park Avenue West, 1934 жыл. 10 мамыр 1990 жыл. Қазір Тенино қалалық саябағында орналасқан, мектеп 2002 жылы Тёрстон округінің инкорпорированный емес аймағынан Тенино қалалық саябағына, Тенино депосының жанына көшірілді.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Тикнор сарайы – 6710 Skookumchuck Road, 1860 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) – 16828 Old Highway 99, 1877 жыл. 23 маусым 1988 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry – 4220 SE Old Military Road, 1891 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Тейлор фермасы – 2400 SE 180th Avenue, 1902 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Морган Дэвис сарайы – S Skookumchuck Road, Джонсон Крикпен қосылатын жерде, 1910 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Engstrom House/Weber House – 3741 SW 143rd Ave, 1910 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Вайолет Прери Гранж – 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road, 1935 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Ада курорты – 4005 SE 120th Avenue, 1939 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Линклатер ранчосы – 13911 Military Road Southeast.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Бронсон курорты – 4122 SE 119th Avenue, 1915 жыл. Оффут көлінде орналасқан.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
Оффут көлі курорты – 4005 SE 120th Avenue, 1939 жыл.
The largest park in the community is Tenino City Park. Listed at , the park sits south of the center of town, with the Yelm–Rainier Tenino Trail crossing through the area. The park contains the Tenino Stone Quarry community pool, the renovated Quarry House, and the Tenino Depot Museum, along with various ballfields and picnic areas. The grounds were expanded by during a 2011 "Save Our Park" movement to save land and trails existing behind the park footprint from being logged. The new play area, named Maytown Community Playground, was opened in 2023. The grounds were expanded once again in 2024 with the addition of an adjacent woodland parcel using funds donated from a conservancy foundation. Name Image Address Built in NRHP? Notes Tenino Downtown Historic District Two blocks long, one half block deep on either side of Sussex Street; approximately three acres in size. June 25, 2004 Sussex Street is the main thoroughfare of the community and is also part of State Route 507. Tenino Depot Tenino City Park December 27, 1974 The Tenino Depot, now a museum, was moved from its original site to the Tenino City Park near the Tenino Stone Company Quarry. At the time the Depot was moved, the area of relocation was examined to ensure that no archaeological remains significant to the operation of the quarry would be destroyed or altered. Hercules Sandstone Company Office Originally located near the Hercules Sandstone Company Quarry west of Tenino, In 1922, each stone of the building was numbered, moved separately, and reassembled at it current site at the corner of Sussex and Hodgen. It is currently Tenino's City Hall. Tenino Stone Company Quarry 2712 Huston Street 1891 July 28, 1983 Located in the Tenino City Park, the quarry is now the Memorial Swimming Pool. Ticknor School 3212 SE Skookumchuck Road now at 399 Park Avenue West 1934 May 10, 1990 Now located in the Tenino City Park, the school was moved from it original location in unincorporated Thurston County to the Tenino City Park next to the Tenino Depot in 2002. Ticknor Barn 6710 Skookumchuck Road 1860 Colvin Farmstead (Colvin House) 16828 Old Highway 99 1877 June 23, 1988 Hercules#2/Eureka Quarry 4220 SE Old Military Road 1891 Taylor Farm 2400 SE 180th Avenue 1902 Morgan Davies Barn S Skookumchuck Road of the junction with Johnson Creek 1910 Engstrom House/Weber House 3741 SW 143rd Ave 1910 Violet Prairie Grange 17104 SE Violet Prairie Road 1935 Ada's Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939 Linklater Ranch 13911 Military Road Southeast Bronson Resort 4122 SE 119th Avenue 1915 Located on Offut Lake Offut Lake Resort 4005 SE 120th Avenue 1939
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Тәуелсіз фильм "Тау", Джефф Голдблум қатысқан, ішінара Тенино қаласында түсірілді.
The independent movie, The Mountain, with Jeff Goldblum, was partially filmed in Tenino.