Ellensburg, Washington, the seat of Kittitas County, was incorporated in 1883, having grown from the small trading post called "Robber's Roost." The owner of the trading post named the town "Ellensburgh" in honor of his wife, Mary Ellen amd dropped the "H" after pressure from the US Postal Service.
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The official website of Central Washington University provides information on this public university based in Ellensburg, Washington. You can find out about the services available to students who attend the university. You can also submit an application to the university directly from the website.
http://www.cwu.edu/
Supplies information on the city government's services and departments. Other sections of the site describes the activities of city council activities and information on permits and licenses.
http://www.ci.ellensburg.wa.us/
Ellensburg Chamber of Commerce
Find a business organization that advocates for local commerce. Details on the city's history, a listing of local merchants and relocation information.
http://www.ellensburg-chamber.com/
Offers vehicles for sale, replacement parts and repair services. Other parts of the site describe the company’s lease and financing arrangements available for customers.
http://www.ellensburgchevrolet.com/
Ellensburg's academic system providing basic education offerings. Site offers access to preview the K-8 health curriculum materials as well as academic materials.
http://ellensburg.schoolfusion.us/
Features an establishment that produces a range of beers. Customers can register for the company’s mailing list and view videos of the brewery.
http://www.iron-horse-brewery.com/
Publishes a guide to the city’s attractions, lodging and shopping for visitors and residents. There are also links to maps of the city and a history of the settlement.
http://www.visitellensburg.com/
