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King Street Station, still extant 2020

Union Station, still extant 2020

Beacon Hill

This is the street now known as Airport Way S.

Jackson Street

This is where Second Avenue Extension now cuts through. Many buildings were torn down to build it (in 1929); some were sliced through and got new façades.

Armour Building, Demolished 1930 for 2nd Avenue Extension

New Richmond Hotel, later Northern Pacific Hotel, now (2020) Downtowner Hotel, 308 4th Ave., S

Rex Hotel, still extant 2020

Alps Hotel, still extant 2020

sign: "Stewart & Holm[es]"

sign: "J.W. Fales Paper"

sign: "Pacific Coast Biscuit Co."

sign: "Frye & Co."

sign: "Wild Rose Lard"

sign: "The Vulcan Iron Works"

sign: "W.F. Jahn & Company Grain"

sign: "Fairbanks Morse & Co."

sign: "Puget Sound Wagonworks"

sign: "Seattle Mattress & Upholstery Co."

sign: "Hotel Yakima"

sign: "Cassidy's Place" and ad for Bull Durham Tobacco.

sign "G.N.N.P" on tower (Great Northern — Northern Pacific)

sign: "Northern Express" on freight depot

sign: "Great Northern — Northern Pacific"

sign: "King Street Station"

sign: "Oregon-Washington Station"

clock showing time 2:15

sign: "Hotel Idaho"

sign: "Hotel"

sign: "Rooms"

billboard for Libby's food products

Streetcar on Fourth Avenue that just came around the bend from Jackson

ad in window for Lovera cigars

small hotel sign, name not legible.

streetcar rounding the corner from Main onto Fourth

sign for Rainier Beer

sign on awning "New Chicago Restaurant"

signs in windows advertising a sale

sign: "Storage"

sign: "J. Arine's Branch [illegible] Store"

vertical signs saying "Storage"

sign: "For Rent. G.(?) A. Hull"

sign for a tailor shop

small streetcar powered from overhead wire

Metropolitan Building

Fire Department headquarters / Fire Station No. 10. Built 1903; third story (new Fire Alarm Office) added 1912; destroyed to make way for Second Avenue Extension.

sign: "Stewart & Holmes Drug Co."

Washington Iron Works

sign: "[Polson] Implement [Warehouse]"

New Central Hotel, still extant 2020

This is presumably the building still extant 2020 as the Hong Kong Building

Corner of Fifth & Dearborn

Not legible here, but this is the Fremont Hotel

Furuya Building