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Pioneer Square totem pole, ca. 1910 ( ) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Pioneer Square totem pole, ca. 1910 |
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Transcribed from postcard: "This unique pole was carved from a single cedar tree by a tribe of Indians inhabiting Tongass Island, Southeastern Alaska. It is sixty feet high and eight feet in circumference and was intended as a monument to a distinguished family. The pole stood for nearly a century on Tongass Island. It was discovered by a party of Seattle business men in August 1899 and removed by them to Seattle and presented to the City." The edge of the Seattle Hotel appears on the left followed by the Pacific Block, Interurban Building and Olympic Block.
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Date | 1910? | ||||||||||||||||||||
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institution QS:P195,Q7442157 |
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Annotations InfoField | This image is annotated: View the annotations at Commons |
Korn Building, still extant 2022 (as are most of the buildings in this image, though not the Olympic Block at far right or the Hotel Seattle at far left).
Olympic Block, the only building in this image not extant as of 2022.
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Pioneer Square totem pole, ca. 1910 (English)
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Transcribed from postcard: "This unique pole was carved from a single cedar tree by a tribe of Indians inhabiting Tongass Island, Southeastern Alaska. It is sixty feet high and eight feet in circumference and was intended as a monument to a distinguished family. The pole stood for nearly a century on Tongass Island. It was discovered by a party of Seattle business men in August 1899 and removed by them to Seattle and presented to the City." The edge of the Seattle Hotel appears on the left followed by the Pacific Block, Interurban Building and Olympic Block. (English)
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- Original Pioneer Square totem pole
- Hotel Seattle
- Interurban Building
- Korn Building
- Merchant's Café (Seattle)
- Olympia Brewing Company
- Olympic Block, Seattle
- Pioneer Square Pergola
- Street lights in Seattle
- Seattle, Washington in the 1910s
- Hand-colored photographs of Washington (state)
- Postcards of Seattle
- Items published by the Lowman & Hanford Stationery and Printing Company