File:Seattle - main post office 1916.jpg

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Description Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 1916, looking south from the corner of Union Street. The old post office (replaced mid-20th century by a far inferior piece of architecture) and the Pantages Theater (replaced by a car park, I believe). Unless I'm mistaken, behind the post office is the upper portion of the White Building, which was eventually demolished to build Rainier Square.
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Source The Argus (Seattle, Washington) Christmas issue 1916. Photographed digitally from a copy in the Seattle Room at the downtown Seattle Public Library, then cleaned with GIMP.
Author Webster and Stevens
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