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Starr-Boyd Building, demolished 1954

Mutual Life Building, still extant as of 2018

The lower two stories of these two buildings survive as of 2018; upper parts were lost due to the 1949 quake.

The one on the left was once known as the K&R Building, the one on the right as the Gordon Hardware Building.

As of 2018, there's a multi-story parking garage here.

This block is pretty much intact as of 2018.

The original Pioneer Square Totem Pole

Yesler Way

First Avenue

sign: "Stewart & Holmes Drug Co."

sign: "Washington Institute of Osteopathy"

sign: "Stewart & Holmes | 1889 | Drug Co."

sign: "Federal Investment Company"

sign: "Real Estate"

sign: "Insurance"

sign: "Loans • Rents"

sign: "State Medical Institute"

sign: "Postal Telegraph Co."

sign: "625 | Kline Rosenberg"

sign: "Drugs"

sign: "Florence Dental Co."

sign: "Hotel Savoy | Rooms | 50¢ 75¢ $1⁰⁰"

sign: "[T]hree Tree Poin[t]"

sign: "Pacific Coast Pipe Co. Factory Ballard"

sign: "Morrison's

sign: "Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Ry."

sign: "Starr · Boyd"

sign: "619½"

sign: "Louis D'Elia & Co. Tail[ors]"

sign: "Penn Mutual Life"

sign: "The Butler Co."

sign: "[illegible] Clothing Co."

sign: "Schwabacher Bros."

sign: "Banner & Co. Patent Attorneys"

sign: "Starr Building 1889"

sign: "Starr Estate Co."

sign: "Rogers Investment Co."