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[edit]Seattle waterfront from the foot of S. Main St., ca. 1899 ( ) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Seattle waterfront from the foot of S. Main St., ca. 1899 |
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The Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Pier B, located at foot of S. Main St. appears on the right. The Washington Hotel, also known as Hotel Denny appears in the distance in the center of the photograph at the top of the hill. The King County Courthouse appears at the top of the hill at the right of the photograph.; Seattle waterfront [Symbol.] No. 7. Although the two closest piers ("B" and "A" at right) have signs on them saying, "The Pacific Coast St. Co.", they appear to be the old Oregon Improvement Co. piers, not the later Pacific Coast Steamship Company piers that were built around this time. You can see the three Lilly Bogardus buildings at Pier B. (The later Pier B only lost its pier shed in 2010 and was known after 1944 as Pier 48.) In any case, this photo (dated ca. 1899) must be later than File:Seattle waterfront NE from Cherry St., 1900 - DPLA - 110c9568d7031f702d9e2179ef0946f3.jpg, because the latter shows the name "Oregon Improvement Co." still on these piers. This appears to have been taken from the end of the King Street Coal Wharf. Compare File:Waterfront from the coal bunkers, vicinity of Washington St looking north, Seattle, ca 1900-1903 (SEATTLE 2995).jpg |
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circa 1899 date QS:P571,+1899-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902 |
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institution QS:P195,Q7442157 |
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sign: "The Pacific Coast St. Co. | City Dock | B"
sign: "Pacific Coast Co. | A"
sign: "Seattle Hardware Co."
sign: "Fischer Brothe[rs]"
sign: "[Ma]chinery, Paints, Oils and Glass"
several signs for Lilly-Bogardus Company
sign: "Seattle Cereal Co."
King County Courthouse (built 1890)
sign: "Tremont Hotel". Second Ave. S. at S. Main St.
sign: "St. Charles Hotel", 81 S Washington St. Still extant 2022.
partially obscured sign for "Carter's Little Liver Pills"
sign: "Wines, Liquors"
sign: "Cigars"
sign: "The Hotel Northern"
sign: "Puget Sound Machinery Depot"
sign: "Merchants"
sign, partially obscured: "The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York". The Mutual Life Building is still extant 2022 at the northwest corner of First & Yesler.
Coppin's Waterworks, Terry & Columbia
sign: "M.K. Gottstein | Wholesale Liquors and Cigars". This building is still extant 2022.
sign: "W.R. Boyd & Co. Dry Goods"
sign: "Galbraith Grain Co. | Wholesale. Hay, Grain, Co[r]n & Fee[d]"
sign: "Z.C. Miles" They sold large hardware such as stoves.
sign: "R.R." otherwise obscured or illegible, but certainly this ad for "Roosevelt Rough Riders' Rye".
Central School
Rainier Hotel
sign: "MacDougall & Southwick Co. | Alaska Clothing & Blankets | Millenery, Cloaks & Suits | [Underwear], Furnishings, Shoes"
Providence Hospital, with its central tower partly obscured by the ship's mast.
Steeple of First Methodist Episcopal Church, Third & Marion
University of Washington, old Territorial University main building on Denny's Knoll.
Seattle First Presbyterian Church, built 1894 at Fourth & Spring
sign across three piers: "Dr. Price's | Cream | Baking Powder"
First Methodist Protestant Church of Seattle at the southeast corner of Third and Pine, built 1890
Denny Hotel, later Washington Hotel
sign "White Star Dock". This could be the White Star Dock, built 1900, collapsed September 14, 1901, which would really narrow the date of the photo, but apparently the name was used at other times. In any case, location is what was then known as Pier 4, since May 1, 1944 known as Pier 55. (Foot of Spring Street.)
Magnolia
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Seattle waterfront from the foot of S. Main St., ca. 1899 (English)
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The Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Pier B, located at foot of S. Main St. appears on the right. The Washington Hotel, also known as Hotel Denny appears in the distance in the center of the photograph at the top of the hill. The King County Courthouse appears at the top of the hill at the right of the photograph.; Seattle waterfront [Symbol.] No. 7. (English)
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- Panoramics in Seattle
- Seattle skylines from Elliott Bay
- Old Seattle skylines
- Ships in Elliott Bay
- North Pacific (ship, 1871)
- Oregon Improvement Company piers (Seattle)
- Views from King Street Coal Wharf (1889-1903)
- Central Waterfront, Seattle, Washington
- Pioneer Square, Seattle, Washington
- Downtown, Seattle, Washington
- Remote views of Magnolia, Seattle, Washington
- Seattle, Washington in the 1890s
- Black and white photographs of Seattle
- Media contributed by the Digital Public Library of America
- Media contributed by Northwest Digital Heritage
- Media contributed by Seattle Public Library
- PD US
- Artworks without Wikidata item
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- Photographs by Arthur Clarence Pillsbury
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