Category:MacDougall and Southwick store (1908)

English: Seattle-based department store MacDougall and Southwick traced its origins to the San Francisco Store, founded 1874, located in a succession of steadily larger shops in what is now Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood. That became Toklas and Singerman's San Francisco Store, and ultimately MacDougall and Southwick, first taking over the Toklas and Singerman location at the southwest corner of First and Columbia, then (from 1908 until it closed in 1964) the southeast corner of Second and Pike.

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2nd Ave from Pike St, Seattle (CURTIS 1612).jpeg 768 × 609; 75 KB
Argus - A.Y.P. ed. - Page 50.jpg 5,223 × 4,318; 8.62 MB
MacDougall and Southwick Company store, Seattle, ca. 1916.jpg 768 × 495; 89 KB
Man with dog crossing downtown street, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4540).jpg 469 × 600; 33 KB
Official directing traffic, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4290).jpg 768 × 545; 60 KB
Pike St and 2nd Ave, Seattle, ca 1911 (SEATTLE 2172).jpg 768 × 481; 83 KB
Pike Street east from Second Avenue, Seattle, ca 1909 (MOHAI 4074).jpg 484 × 600; 58 KB
Seattle - Second Avenue looking south from Pike Street 1916.jpg 2,013 × 2,701; 1.71 MB
Seattle Potlatch Parade, 1912 (SEATTLE 1281).jpg 768 × 602; 117 KB
SH Kress and Co on Pike St, ca 1924 (SEATTLE 104).jpg 768 × 604; 115 KB
The Town Crier, v.10, no.47, Nov. 20, 1915 - DPLA - ed0e2896ec3d637ba241b9e5b429331c (page 1).jpg 3,743 × 5,108; 1.63 MB
The Town Crier, v.13, no.35, Aug. 31, 1918 - DPLA - e5d5e75ba6b9d0f321044cb7c1ebcc0d (page 20).jpg 3,627 × 5,069; 2.03 MB
Woman on downtown sidewalk, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4302).jpg 463 × 600; 28 KB
Women employees working in the MacDougall and Southwick Co store, 1912 (SEATTLE 76).jpg 768 × 539; 84 KB

Category:MacDougall and Southwick store (1908)

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