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[edit]Intelligencer Office near 1st Ave. and Cherry St., ca. 1876
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Intelligencer Office near 1st Ave. and Cherry St., ca. 1876 |
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Constructed by Henry Yesler in 1874, this building served as an office for the Seattle Intelligencer Newspaper (which would later evolve into the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.) The annotation on the photo "Founded by Higgins & Maxwell" refers to Samuel L. Maxwell and David Higgins who were early owners of the paper. The annotation elect "Judge Ike Hall" likely refers to Isaac Hall who served as one of the city's first attorneys and was involved with several unsuccessful attempts at newpaper publishing. |
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- File:Intelligencer Building, west side of 1st Ave, south of Cherry St, 1874 (CURTIS 1258).jpeg
- File:Intelligencer Office near 1st Ave. and Cherry St., ca. 1876 - DPLA - 8a7bae0faa5763f001e2b1725f02a141.jpg
- File:Intelligencer Office near 1st Ave. and Cherry St., ca. 1876 - DPLA - ff463dd1145fef364856f3b667967fda.jpg
- File:Intelligencer building at 1st and Cherry, circa 1876 (MOHAI 9513).jpg
- File:Post Intelligencer Building, 1st Ave south of Cherry, ca 1874 (SEATTLE 3108).jpg
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Constructed by Henry Yesler in 1874, this building served as an office for the Seattle Intelligencer Newspaper (which would later evolve into the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.) The annotation on the photo "Founded by Higgins & Maxwell" refers to Samuel L. Maxwell and David Higgins who were early owners of the paper. The annotation elect "Judge Ike Hall" likely refers to Isaac Hall who served as one of the city's first attorneys and was involved with several unsuccessful attempts at newpaper publishing. (English)
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- Buildings associated with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- Wooden buildings
- False front architecture in the United States
- Destroyed buildings in Seattle
- First Avenue, Seattle
- Cherry Street, Seattle
- Dirt roads in Washington (state)
- Pioneer Square, Seattle, Washington
- Seattle, Washington in the 1870s
- Black and white photographs of Seattle before 1900