Category:Haller Building

The Haller Building later known as the Title Trust Building, designed before the great Seattle fire by Elmer H. Fisher for Seattle lawyer and capitalist Theodore N. Haller (1864-1930), younger brother of G. Morris Haller and son of the prominent Port Townsend army officer Granville O. Haller, and namesake of Haller Lake and the surrounding neighborhood. Upon completion it was one of the city's most prestigious office addresses. It was razed in 1957 for construction of the Norton Building, one of Seattle's early modernist skyscrapers.

Media in category "Haller Building"

The following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total.

1st Ave, from James St after the fire of June 6, 1889 (CURTIS 1182).jpeg 768 × 480; 83 KB
1st Ave, looking north from Pioneer Square, ca 1890 (SEATTLE 3036).jpg 3,838 × 2,520; 1.07 MB
1st Ave, Seattle (CURTIS 47).jpeg 768 × 615; 73 KB
Columbia St, ca 1890 (SEATTLE 691).jpg 768 × 598; 76 KB
Columbia St, Seattle, ca 1900-1903 (SEATTLE 3002).jpg 768 × 526; 68 KB
Haller Block at 2nd Ave and Columbia St, probably 1890 (SEATTLE 363).jpg 768 × 604; 127 KB
Haller Building, 1905 (MOHAI 5974).jpg 562 × 700; 58 KB
Haller Building, northwest corner of 2nd Ave and Columbia St, Seattle (CURTIS 1449).jpeg 426 × 512; 60 KB
London and San Francisco Bank (1904) (ADVERT 498).jpeg 1,431 × 1,732; 429 KB
Olympic Mountains and Elliott Bay from Seattle, ca 1900 (SEATTLE 1728).jpg 768 × 480; 87 KB
Parade featuring policemen, probably 1910 (SEATTLE 1564).jpg 768 × 449; 62 KB
Seattle - Haller Building 1905.jpg 1,705 × 1,756; 854 KB
Second Ave as seen looking north from James St, 1925 (SEATTLE 3105).jpg 5,616 × 4,456; 1.53 MB
Second Ave looking north from Columbia St, ca 1913 (SEATTLE 3158).jpg 2,500 × 3,200; 458 KB

Category:Haller Building

Media in category "Haller Building"

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