Robber’s Roost

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Robber’s Roost was the early frontier settlement that later developed into the city of Ellensburg in central Washington State.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf frontier settlement
historic settlement
associatedWith development of Ellensburg townsite
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developedInto Ellensburg, Washington NERFINISHED
era American Old West NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalRole early non-Indigenous settlement in Kittitas Valley
hasNameEtymology name associated with frontier outlaws or “robbers”
locatedIn Kittitas County, Washington NERFINISHED
Kittitas Valley NERFINISHED
central Washington State
partOf Washington Territory NERFINISHED
preceded Ellensburg, Washington NERFINISHED
presentLocationCorrespondsTo area of modern Ellensburg, Washington
region Pacific Northwest
significance considered the earliest permanent Euro-American settlement near present-day Ellensburg
status no longer extant as a separate settlement
usedFor stopping place for travelers
supply point for settlers
trading post

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Ellensburg originalName Robber’s Roost