Five individual structures in Ritzville are on the National Register of Historic Places:  The Burroughs (Dr. Frank R.) House on Main Street, the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot, the Greene (Nelson H.) House on South Adams Street, the Ritzville Carnegie Library on West Main Street, and the Ritzville High School (also known as Old Ritzville High School) on Seventh Avenue.
The Burroughs House and the National Pacific Depot have both been ceded to the city and maintained as museums by volunteers.
 The Ritzville Historic District, bounded roughly by Broadway, Division Street, Railroad Avenue, and Washington Street is also listed on the register.

The New Ritz Theatre was opened in 1937 and was designed by prolific northwest cinema architect Bjarne Moe.
 It maintains the original architecture and seating arrangement for 400 patrons.

Ritzville is currently home to the biggest annual rodeo in eastern Washington.
Five individual structures in Ritzville are on the National Register of Historic Places:  The Burroughs (Dr. Frank R.) House on Main Street, the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot, the Greene (Nelson H.) House on South Adams Street, the Ritzville Carnegie Library on West Main Street, and the Ritzville High School (also known as Old Ritzville High School) on Seventh Avenue. The Burroughs House and the National Pacific Depot have both been ceded to the city and maintained as museums by volunteers.  The Ritzville Historic District, bounded roughly by Broadway, Division Street, Railroad Avenue, and Washington Street is also listed on the register.
The New Ritz Theatre was opened in 1937 and was designed by prolific northwest cinema architect Bjarne Moe.  It maintains the original architecture and seating arrangement for 400 patrons.
Ritzville is currently home to the biggest annual rodeo in eastern Washington.
Ritzville, Washington