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[edit]1st Ave. south from Columbia St., ca. 1894
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1st Ave. south from Columbia St., ca. 1894 |
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Transcribed from photograph: "Seattle Streets. Front street. Ca. 1894. Looking south from Columbia. Photo by Boyd and Braas. This was the main part of the business district at this time." |
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Date | 1894? | ||||||||||||||||||||
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institution QS:P195,Q7442157 |
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sign: "C.E. Bogardus | Assayer—Chemist."
sign: "[hellip;] Carman"
sign: "Dr. Woodruff"
sign: "Dentist"
Probably a sign in the form of a clock rather than an actual clock.
sign on pole: "Frisch Bros"
sign: "Talk with Cole"
sign, partially obscured: "Northern Pacific"
sign: "City of Paris"
sign: "Seattle Jewelry Mfg. Co."
sign on awning: "Dress Goods & Silk"
sign: "The Macdougall & Southwick C[o.]"
Postal Telegraph Building
Union Block
Washington Building
Kline & Rosenberg Building (later K & R Building, Pioneer Office Equipment Building, Emerald City Building. Only the lower two floors survive in 2022.
Gordon Hardware Building (later Eden Musee Building, Silver Building/Hotel, Aronson Building, Totem Loans, Totem Pole Loans building). Only the lower two floors survive in 2022.
Merchants National Bank, a.k.a. Seattle Safe Deposit Building, completed 1890, demolished 1968. Known in its later years as the Reliance Building.
Category:Olympic Block, Seattle
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1st Ave. south from Columbia St., ca. 1894 (English)
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Transcribed from photograph: "Seattle Streets. Front street. Ca. 1894. Looking south from Columbia. Photo by Boyd and Braas. This was the main part of the business district at this time." (English)
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