File:View of Pike Street from Second Avenue, Seattle, 1917 (MOHAI 11086).jpg

This view of Pike Street was taken facing northeast from Second Avenue. Several of the buildings in this image are identifiable. The seven-story building at the northeast corner of Third Avenue and Pike Street (bottom left of frame) is the Harper Building, which was built in 1890 and demolished in 1984. Further east on Pike Street, at the northeast corner of Pike Street and Fifth Avenue is the Coliseum Theatre, built in 1916 and still in use as retail space as of 2018. On the south side of Pike Street the white 10-story building is the Joshua Green Building, built in 1913 and even now standing at the southwest corner of Pike Street and Fourth Avenue.

Signs in image: Hotel Plaza; Painless Austin Dentists; Light and Electric Co." Lunch; Pacific Meat Co. Market; Rippe's; Shoes &3.50, The Best on the Coast; Lou Singerman, Bradford Clothes; Gunst; Bank; Hotel Abbott, Transient; Union Dentists, Guaranteed Gold Crowns $5 No Pain, Full Sets of Teeth Guaranteed $5 to $8 Extracting Free; Drug; Crescent; Coliseum Theatre; Joshua Green Building; Dr. McCord, Painless Dentist. Caption information source: http://pcad.lib.washington.edu/building/6223

• Subjects (LCTGM): Bird's-eye views; Business districts--Washington (State)--Seattle; Commercial streets--Washington (State)--Seattle