Category:Washington Territory Investment Company Office Building
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English: The Washington Territory Investment Company Office Building, built 1889-1890, stood at the northwest corner of Second and Cherry in Seattle until it was demolished in 1909. It was renamed the Hoge Building in 1907 (or possibly earlier: File:Seattle - Hoge Building 1905 - raw 02.jpg shows that name in the 1905 Polk's Directory), and was replaced by the current skyscraper of that name. For a time it housed the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Media in category "Washington Territory Investment Company Office Building"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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2nd Ave from Cherry St, ca 1904 (SEATTLE 3067).jpg 3,858 × 2,934; 889 KB
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Cable car at 2nd Ave and Cherry St, Seattle, 1908 (MOHAI 9679).jpg 700 × 542; 71 KB
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Hoge Building, 2nd Ave corner of Cherry St, ca 1905 (SEATTLE 3096).jpg 5,601 × 4,423; 1.77 MB
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Hoge Building, Seattle, ca 1905 (MOHAI 1164).jpg 640 × 513; 69 KB
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Seattle - Hoge Building 1905 - raw 02.jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 2.11 MB
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Second Ave and Cherry Street, Seattle, circa 1905 (5460028473).jpg 1,600 × 1,023; 490 KB
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Categories:
- Hoge Building, Seattle
- Destroyed buildings in Seattle
- Buildings associated with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- Office buildings in Seattle
- Bank buildings in Seattle
- Built in Washington (state) in 1890
- Destroyed in 1909
- Richardsonian Romanesque architecture in Seattle
- Second Avenue, Seattle
- Cherry Street, Seattle
- Downtown, Seattle, Washington
- Pioneer Square, Seattle, Washington
- Buildings by Edwin W. Houghton