Little Summit - moved to private residence in Friday Harbor
Whitechuck Bench - sold as a vacation cabin in Reeces Hideaway (poss it was North Fork Bench)
Powderhorn - Moved to Clark Coll in Vancouver
Three Corner Rock - sold to owner near Friday Harbor who added it to his house
Slide Ridge - sold and moved away in 1939 to unknown location
Buttermilk Butte - moved to ranch up the Twisp River
Franson Peak - moved to Molson Museum
Graves Mountain - moved to Colville/Stevens County Historical Society Museum
Sweetgrass Butte - sold to a local resident
First Thought - moved to the city park in Orient
Monumental Mountain - Sold to party in 1998 east of Colville (Fosbacks Lookout)
Stampede Pass - sold to Highline School District/Camp Waskowitz in North Bend
Goat Peak lookout (Cle Elum area) - moved to this hilltop in the Teanaway Valley
Blyn Lookout - Now at Camp Beausite NW
Ray Kresek Lookout - parts from Stranger #2, Porcupine, Annie, Buckhorn, Hull, Cee Cee Ah and Turnbull
Relocated Lookouts
Work in progress....might be errors right now. For the best source on relocated lookouts in Washington, see Ralph Owens site at:
WillhiteWeb.com
Stranger Mountain Lookout - Colville Fairgrounds
Chelan Butte - Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center
Badger Mountain Lookout at the Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center
National Lookout - maybe moved to Camp 6 Point Defiance...now missing
Flagstaff - moved to boat ramp in Northport
Replica L-4 at the Pend Oreille County Historical Society museum in Newport WA
Goat Peak - moved to private property in the Teanaway Valley, can see from the road
Rainier Tower - moved to Islandwood on Bainbridge Island
Ted Gilbert Lookout was purchased and removed somewhere in 1977
Blyn - top 10 feet moved to Beausite Lake
Chiliwist Butte #2 - moved to Leacher Mountain in 1954 (still in use)
East Flattop 1st story - sold to Dick Morrison, used as storage shed on his property
Leacher Mountain #2 - moved to North Cascades Smoke Jumper Base for jump training
Lion Rock - moved to Sugarloaf Mountain (still in use)
Mica Peak - moved to Lookout Point north of Spokane (still standing)
Moses Mountain - moved to Grizzly Mountain (abandoned but still standing)
Mount Spokane - cab moved to Quartz Mountain (was used for fire, now a rental)
Panther Creek - moved to Signal Peaak on Yakama Nation (still standing)
Smoothing Iron Ridge
Stranger Mountain #4 - moved to NE Washington Fairgrounds in Colville
Stranger Mountain #3
Short moves:
- sold to Dave Kresek in 1984. Cab moved to Fernwood, ID. Placed on 20 foot steel tower. Newest owner rents as an Air BB as Crystal Peak Lookout.
- moved to private ranch below ridge, then moved again to private land in Whitman County.
Moved but no longer exist or missing:
Chiliwist Butte #1 - L-5 cab moved to Jackass Butte as a lookout
Galena Guard Station - moved L-4 cab to Malony Ridge
Hobi Peak - moved to Brittain site in 1946
Other stuff:
Dave Kresek Lookout - moved from Spades Mountain in Idaho
Churchhill Mountain - moved to Quartz Mountain near Republic in 1955
Stampede Pass - now at Camp Waskowitz in North Bend
Salmon River Lookout - moved to Buckley Foothills Museum
First Thought - moved to the city park in Orient
Franson Peak at the Molson Museum
Stranger Mountain #3 (now called Crystal Peak Lookout in Idaho)
Buttermilk Butte - moved to ranch up the Twisp River
Deming -moved to Forks Museum
Buttermilk Butte - moved to ranch up the Twisp River
Graves Mountain at Colville Museum
East Flat Top - Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center
North Baldy -moved to Big Meadow Camp
Skull and Crossbones in Horseshoe Basin
Smoothing Iron Ridge on private land Whitman County