Centralia Mine Fire Tours » Tourists, Centralia, 9-20-08
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David DeKok 
In the background, is that the Womer house, and the tree to which Carl Womer nailed the “Wood Street” and “Fire –>” signs?
Rob, yes on both counts, although neither exists any longer. The house was demolished a couple of years ago, and the tree finally fell over from rot and old age.