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Iron Pergola

The Iron Pergola in Pioneer Place Park is a landmark for t...

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Grand Pacific Hotel

The Grand Pacific Hotel is a multistory brick building in ...

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Eastern Hotel

According to a 1913 Seattle directory, two years after ope...

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Pier 54

Pier 54 is one of Seattle’s last remaining transit s...

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Ye Olde Curiosity Shop

Ye Olde Curiosity Shop has been one of Seattle’s mos...

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Iron Pergola

The Iron Pergola in Pioneer Place Park is a landmark for the history of transportation in Seattle.

 

Pioneer Place marks a change of direction in the platting of streets south of Yester along a north-south axis and the streets ...

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Grand Pacific Hotel

The Grand Pacific Hotel is a multistory brick building in the Richardsonian Romanesque style typical of commercial buildings constructed in Seattle in the period following the Great Fire of 1889. The hotel has close ties to the Klondike gold rush, ...

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Eastern Hotel

According to a 1913 Seattle directory, two years after opening the Eastern hotel housed a low-income lodging house, a barber, the business of Kozo Koyama—a collection agent and Japanese interpreter—and the Maynard Theatre, one of Seattle’s first cinemas. The building ...

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Pier 54

Pier 54 is one of Seattle’s last remaining transit sheds from the beginning of the twentieth century. The others are Piers 55 to 59.[1] Pier 54 is notable for its association with transportation innovation and commercial development ...

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