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The Olympic Club Hotel is a historic hotel owned by McMenamins Pubs & Breweries in Centralia, Washington, United States. Built in 1915, it was originally known as the Oxford Hotel. This is where notorious train robber Roy Gardner was re-captured after escaping federal custody in 1921. After acquiring the property in 1997, McMenamins changed the name to reflect the new ownership. The hotel features 27 European-style guest rooms and a brewpub movie theatre, where patrons may relax with a beer (or anything else from the menu) in comfortable couches and padded chairs while watching films.
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In central Washington State, The Olympic Club Hotel's legend looms large. Here you'll find an historic building -- filled with warm woods and period details -- steeped in colorful tales of countless gamblers' jackpots, revenuer raids, dark secrets deeply buried, and a famous bandit's bravado. The Olympic Club has been a point of power, intrigue and contention since opening in 1908. Its name evokes heroic gods of ancient Herculean characters, the exploits of whom are now the stuff of modern legend.
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The Olympic Club Hotel is located in an historic building in central Washington state. The hotel opened in 1908. This image was sent in by ND: "The urinals are about 5 feet tall and date to circa 1913."
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