Historic Map - Seattle, WA - 1890
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Historic Map - Seattle, WA - 1891
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Birds-eye-view of Seattle and environs King County, Wash., 1891. Hughes Litho. Co. / Drawn by Augustus Koch. Eighteen Months after the Great Fire.
The city of Seattle, Washington was founded in 1853 on the banks of Elliot Bay, and was incorporated as a city in 1865. Experiencing a rapid growth in population due to the lumber industry and the Alaskan Gold Rush, the city has grown to be the largest in the state of Washington and also the largest in the Pacific Northwest. This beautiful map provides a look at the early days of the city - long before the Space Needle, Starbucks, and Amazon called the city home. Complete reference list below.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. Court House.
2. City Hall.
3. Central (High) School.
4. Public Schools.
5. Providence Hospital.
6. Grace Hospital.
7. University.
8. Chamber of Commerce.
9. Post Office.
10. U.S. Man of War, "Charleston."
11. The "Walla Walla."
12. The "Willamette."
13. Passenger Depot S. L. S. & E. R. R.
14. Passenger Depot N. P. R. R.
15. Freight Depot S. L. & E. R. R.
16. Freight Depot Northern Pacific R.R.
17. Beede's Madison Street Theater.
18. Beede's Madison Street Pavilion.
19. Huron Lumber Co.
20. Burke Building.
21. Phoenix Mill Co.
22. Lake Shore Lumber Co's Mill.
23. Western Mill Co.
24. Anheuser Bush Brewing Co.'s Agency.
25. Northwestern Cracker Co.
26. Empire Steam Laundry.
27. Charles Louch. Wholesale Grocer.
28. Charles Louch's Ware House.
29. W. Marriott's Packing House.
30. Allmond & Phillips Foundry Co.
31. Eagle Oil and Refining Co.
32. Zan Bros. Wholesale Wooden Ware. Fleischner, Meyer, & Co.'s Wholesale Dry Goods.
32. A. Lewins & Co., Wholesale Cigars.
33. New York Paint & Co.'s Office and Ware House.
34. Latona Mill Co.'s Sash and Door Factory.
35. Gordon Hardware Co.
36. Safe Deposit Building & Merchants National Bank.
37. The John Schram Co., Hardware.
38. Frye Block.
39. Starr-Boyd Block.
40. Colman Building.
a) Dexter, Horton & Co.'s Bank.
b) Seattle Hardware Co.
41. Tremont Building and McNaught Land and Investment Co.
42. Pioneer Building.
43. Puget Sound National Bank.
44. National Bank of Commerce.
45. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Inc. Wholesale House.
46. Occidental Block, People's Savings Bank and Wash. Nat'l Building Loan and Investment Association.
47. Butler Block and the L. H. Griffith Real Estate and Banking Co.
48. Llewelyn Dodge Building, Washington Saving Bank and Kilgen Block.
49. Opera House.
50. Seattle Block.
51. Washington Territory Investment Co.'s Building and Washington National Bank.
52. Scheuermann Block.
53. Boston Block and Boston National Bank of Seattle.
54. Hinckley Block.
55. Haller Building and Bank of Brittish Columbia.
56. Roxwell Building.
57. Harms and Dickman, Wholesale Liquor House.
58. First National Bank.
59. Union Block.
60. Seattle National Bank.
61. Parker Blocks.
62. Squire Latimer Block.
63. Kittinger Block.
64. Rohlfs & Schoder, Furniture Factory.
65. Moran Bros. Co. Foundry and Machine Shops.
66. Seattle Dry Dock and Ship Building Co.
67. Mechanics Mill and Lumber Co.
68. Duwamish Dairy.
69. Buchanan & Sons Carriage Manufactory.
70. F. H. Hill & Co. Wholesale Grocers.
71. Washington Iron Works.
72. Washington Ice and Bottling Co.
73. Burdick & Co.'s Warehouse and Mill.
74. The Guarantee Loan and Trust Co. and Savings Bank.
75. Bay View Cemetery.
76. Badera Milling Co.'s Warehouses.
77. Badera Milling Co.'s Wharf.
78. Vail & Hubbell's Warehouses.
79. Armory Hall.
80. Harrington & Smith, Ware House and Dock.
81. Harrington & Smith Block.
82. R. Sartori & Co.'s Wholesale Liquor House.
83. Risdon, Cahn & Co., Wholesale Grocers.
84. Snoqualmie Lumber Yard.
85. Pacific Manufacturing Co.
86. Stimson Mill Co.'s Lumber Yard.
87. Stimson Mill Co.'s Saw Mill.
88. Commercial Street Boiler Works.
89. Queen City Boiler Works.
90. Z. C. Miles Co., Stoves and Hardware.
91. Fischer and Macdonald, Wholesale Grocers.
92. Power House of the Front Street Cable Railway Co.
93. Power House of the Lake Washington Cable Railway Co.
94. Power House of the Madison Street Cable Railway Co.
95. Power House of the S. Electric Street Railway Co.
96. Power House of the West Street and North End Cable Railway Co.
97. Power House of the James Street Cable Railway Co.
98. Puget Sound Machinery Depot.
99. Commercial National Bank.
100. Fremont Mill Company.
101. Day Bros. Lumber Yard.
102. Home Electric Light Co.'s Engine.
103. Hotel Denny.
104. Rainier Hotel.
105. Snoqualmie Hotel.
106. Turner Hall.
107. Gas Works.
108. Bigelow Block.
109. Heussy Block.
110. Masonic Temple.
111. H. R. Hammond & Co., Ware House and Wharf.
112. Steel Works - at Ballard.
113. Ballard Ship Yard and Dry Docks.
114. West Seattle Cable Power House.
115. Fire Engine Houses.
116. Pump House of City Water Works.
117. Reservoir of City Water Works.
118. Yesler's Lumber Yard and Wharf.
119. Yesler's Saw Mill.
120. West Seattle Ferry Landings.
A. Ballard.
B. Fremont.
C. Latona.
D. Ravenna Park.
E. Yesler.
F. Kirkland.
G. Houghton.
H. Mercer Island and East Seattle.
I. South Seattle.
K. West Seattle.
L. Woodland Park.
The city of Seattle, Washington was founded in 1853 on the banks of Elliot Bay, and was incorporated as a city in 1865. Experiencing a rapid growth in population due to the lumber industry and the Alaskan Gold Rush, the city has grown to be the largest in the state of Washington and also the largest in the Pacific Northwest. This beautiful map provides a look at the early days of the city - long before the Space Needle, Starbucks, and Amazon called the city home. Complete reference list below.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. Court House.
2. City Hall.
3. Central (High) School.
4. Public Schools.
5. Providence Hospital.
6. Grace Hospital.
7. University.
8. Chamber of Commerce.
9. Post Office.
10. U.S. Man of War, "Charleston."
11. The "Walla Walla."
12. The "Willamette."
13. Passenger Depot S. L. S. & E. R. R.
14. Passenger Depot N. P. R. R.
15. Freight Depot S. L. & E. R. R.
16. Freight Depot Northern Pacific R.R.
17. Beede's Madison Street Theater.
18. Beede's Madison Street Pavilion.
19. Huron Lumber Co.
20. Burke Building.
21. Phoenix Mill Co.
22. Lake Shore Lumber Co's Mill.
23. Western Mill Co.
24. Anheuser Bush Brewing Co.'s Agency.
25. Northwestern Cracker Co.
26. Empire Steam Laundry.
27. Charles Louch. Wholesale Grocer.
28. Charles Louch's Ware House.
29. W. Marriott's Packing House.
30. Allmond & Phillips Foundry Co.
31. Eagle Oil and Refining Co.
32. Zan Bros. Wholesale Wooden Ware. Fleischner, Meyer, & Co.'s Wholesale Dry Goods.
32. A. Lewins & Co., Wholesale Cigars.
33. New York Paint & Co.'s Office and Ware House.
34. Latona Mill Co.'s Sash and Door Factory.
35. Gordon Hardware Co.
36. Safe Deposit Building & Merchants National Bank.
37. The John Schram Co., Hardware.
38. Frye Block.
39. Starr-Boyd Block.
40. Colman Building.
a) Dexter, Horton & Co.'s Bank.
b) Seattle Hardware Co.
41. Tremont Building and McNaught Land and Investment Co.
42. Pioneer Building.
43. Puget Sound National Bank.
44. National Bank of Commerce.
45. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Inc. Wholesale House.
46. Occidental Block, People's Savings Bank and Wash. Nat'l Building Loan and Investment Association.
47. Butler Block and the L. H. Griffith Real Estate and Banking Co.
48. Llewelyn Dodge Building, Washington Saving Bank and Kilgen Block.
49. Opera House.
50. Seattle Block.
51. Washington Territory Investment Co.'s Building and Washington National Bank.
52. Scheuermann Block.
53. Boston Block and Boston National Bank of Seattle.
54. Hinckley Block.
55. Haller Building and Bank of Brittish Columbia.
56. Roxwell Building.
57. Harms and Dickman, Wholesale Liquor House.
58. First National Bank.
59. Union Block.
60. Seattle National Bank.
61. Parker Blocks.
62. Squire Latimer Block.
63. Kittinger Block.
64. Rohlfs & Schoder, Furniture Factory.
65. Moran Bros. Co. Foundry and Machine Shops.
66. Seattle Dry Dock and Ship Building Co.
67. Mechanics Mill and Lumber Co.
68. Duwamish Dairy.
69. Buchanan & Sons Carriage Manufactory.
70. F. H. Hill & Co. Wholesale Grocers.
71. Washington Iron Works.
72. Washington Ice and Bottling Co.
73. Burdick & Co.'s Warehouse and Mill.
74. The Guarantee Loan and Trust Co. and Savings Bank.
75. Bay View Cemetery.
76. Badera Milling Co.'s Warehouses.
77. Badera Milling Co.'s Wharf.
78. Vail & Hubbell's Warehouses.
79. Armory Hall.
80. Harrington & Smith, Ware House and Dock.
81. Harrington & Smith Block.
82. R. Sartori & Co.'s Wholesale Liquor House.
83. Risdon, Cahn & Co., Wholesale Grocers.
84. Snoqualmie Lumber Yard.
85. Pacific Manufacturing Co.
86. Stimson Mill Co.'s Lumber Yard.
87. Stimson Mill Co.'s Saw Mill.
88. Commercial Street Boiler Works.
89. Queen City Boiler Works.
90. Z. C. Miles Co., Stoves and Hardware.
91. Fischer and Macdonald, Wholesale Grocers.
92. Power House of the Front Street Cable Railway Co.
93. Power House of the Lake Washington Cable Railway Co.
94. Power House of the Madison Street Cable Railway Co.
95. Power House of the S. Electric Street Railway Co.
96. Power House of the West Street and North End Cable Railway Co.
97. Power House of the James Street Cable Railway Co.
98. Puget Sound Machinery Depot.
99. Commercial National Bank.
100. Fremont Mill Company.
101. Day Bros. Lumber Yard.
102. Home Electric Light Co.'s Engine.
103. Hotel Denny.
104. Rainier Hotel.
105. Snoqualmie Hotel.
106. Turner Hall.
107. Gas Works.
108. Bigelow Block.
109. Heussy Block.
110. Masonic Temple.
111. H. R. Hammond & Co., Ware House and Wharf.
112. Steel Works - at Ballard.
113. Ballard Ship Yard and Dry Docks.
114. West Seattle Cable Power House.
115. Fire Engine Houses.
116. Pump House of City Water Works.
117. Reservoir of City Water Works.
118. Yesler's Lumber Yard and Wharf.
119. Yesler's Saw Mill.
120. West Seattle Ferry Landings.
A. Ballard.
B. Fremont.
C. Latona.
D. Ravenna Park.
E. Yesler.
F. Kirkland.
G. Houghton.
H. Mercer Island and East Seattle.
I. South Seattle.
K. West Seattle.
L. Woodland Park.
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