File:1st Ave, looking north from Cherry St, 1911 (SEATTLE 3097).jpg

sign: "Kenneth Hotel"

sign: "F.W. Merrick | The American Clothier"

sign: "Dryfoos"

sign: "Alaska Outfitters"

sign: Wilcox

sign: "Treen Shoe Co."

sign: "Louis Dry[foos]"

sign: "E.J. Brown | Dentist"

sign: "Chas. E. Piper | Lawyer"

sign: "Albert Hansen's Jewelry Factory"

sign: "Dr. Herbein | Physician · Surgeon"

sign: "Dr. W.H. Powers | Physician ^and Surgeon"

sign: "Lawyers"

sign: "Billiards"

Clock showing time 11:15. Rob Ketcherside says it belonged to L. W. Suter. "I believe he installed it after he purchased this jewelry store from Gerhard Benninghausen in 1905. He replaced it or remodeled it when he moved up to 2nd."

sign: "National Hotel"

sign: "Outfitter | Refr[eshments]"

Clock showing time 11:15. Rob Ketcherside says it belonged to "Burnett Brothers in the Sullivan Block at 720 First, on the corner of Columbia. They bought out Richards in 1906 and moved up to the Burke Building on 2nd in 1912." That's at least slightly wrong, because the building on the corner is the Brunswick Hotel; the Sullivan is one building south.

sign: "Columbia"

sign on wagon: "The Bon Marché"

sign: "The Rubber Store"

engraved sign: "Sullivan Building"

sign: "Dr. McKenzie"

sign: "N.A. Lee D.D.S. | Dentist"

sign: "T.G. Albin, D.D.S. | Dentist"

sign: "Dr. Emonds"

sign appears to be "Merriam Co."

sign: "Rubber Store"

Sullivan Building

Brunswick Hotel

Frye Block / Hotel Stevens

Colman Building