International District, Seattle, Washington

**Chinatown-International District**
	neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, United States
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Instance of	historic district; neighborhood; Chinatown;
Location	Seattle, King County, Washington, Pacific Northwest, Washington, Pacific States Region
Heritage designation	National Register of Historic Places listed place (A, C, NRHP district, Seattle Chinatown Historic District, 1986–); America's Most Endangered Historic Places (2023–);
Area	23 acre;
	47° 35′ 51″ N, 122° 19′ 15″ W
Authority file
	Q3153248; VIAF ID: 172483511; Library of Congress authority ID: n87870636; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007559993105171; NRHP reference number: 86003153
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Buildings[edit]

1414 S. Washington (house, built 1900, moved ca. 1985 from 208 13th Avenue South)
500 & 506 12th Ave S, just south of S King Street; respectively a private home & Canton Noodle House
Alps Hotel building, 621 S King St, on the corner of Maynard Ave S
American Hotel (Hostelling International), 520 S King St
Atlas Hotel, northeast corner of S King Street & Maynard Ave S
Bing Kung Association Building, 708 S King Street
Bush Hotel, 409 Maynard Ave S, on the corner of Jackson Street
Doorways on Canton Alley, just south of King Street. Part of the West Kong Yick Building.
Chinese Southern Baptist Church, 925 S King Street
Chong Wa Benevolent Association (and Chinese language school), 522 Seventh Ave S
Downtowner Hotel, originally New Richmond Hotel, later Northern Pacific Hotel, 308 4th Ave S
Eastern Hotel, 506 1/2 Maynard Ave S (left) and Sing Keong Society, Maynard Ave 512 S.
East Kong Yick Building, home of Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, 719 S King Street
Fire Station No. 10, 400 S. Washington Street
Gee How Oak Tin Family Association Building, 513-519 7th Ave. S.
Louisa Hotel Building, southwest corner of 7th Avenue S. and S. King St.
Chinese Community Bulletin Board, on the east (7th Avenue) side of the Louisa Hotel Building
The former entrance to the Wah Mee Club on the west (Maynard Alley) side of the Louisa Hotel Building; this portion of the building was demolished after a major fire December 24, 2013
Milwaukee Hotel Building (also known as Goon Dip Young Building), 668aa South King Street (northwest corner of King & 7th)
Nihon Go Gakko (Japanese language school), 1414 S Weller Street
The former Nippon Kan Theatre
Stage curtain of the Nippon Kan Theatre, now in the Wing Luke Museum
NVC Memorial Halll, 1212 S King St. Originally a dojo for the Kendo Kai.
Panama Hotel, 605 S Main Street (left) and NP Hotel, 306 6th Ave S (right).
Seattle Buddhist Church, 1427 S Main St (during Bon Odori, 2011); Jodo Shinshu Buddhist temple.
Seattle Koyasan Church, 1518 S Washington St; Shingon Buddhist temple.
U.S. Immigrant Station and Assay Office (now Inscape), 815 Airport Way S
Uwajimaya Village
Old Uwajimaya building in foreground, Uwajimaya Village in background, 2009.
Victorian Row Apartments
Old building of the Wing Luke Museum and Theatre Off Jackson, 2007
West Kong Yick Building, southeast corner of 7th Avenue S. and S. King St.