File:Seattle - Louisa Hotel boiler room - mural behind Club Royale bar 03.jpg

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English: This wall painting is now in the boiler room of the Louisa Hotel building, 669 S King St, International District, Seattle, Washington. During part of the Prohibition era, this was part of the Club Royale speakeasy. This painting behind where the bar had been was rediscovered when the building was being rehabilitated after a 2013 fire.
Date Taken on 19 April 2022
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