Category:Seattle Post-Intelligencer Building (4th & Union)
English: Designed by Edwin W. Houghton and built in 1904 around the same time as the adjacent federal building, the P-I moved their offices into the building that November. After the P-I relocated to a new location at 6th & Pine Streets in 1921 the building underwent a major reconstruction as part of the Metropolitan Tract project that narrowed the entire building (widening of 3rd Avenue in the 1900s necessitated creating an arcade for the sidewalk) to bring it in line and style with the neighboring Cobb, Stuart, Henry & White Buildings. It was henceforth known as the Douglas Building.
Media in category "Seattle Post-Intelligencer Building (4th & Union)"
The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.
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3rd Ave and Union St, looking southeast, ca 1917 (SEATTLE 324).jpg 768 × 579; 99 KB
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Douglas Building, probably 1921 (SEATTLE 1145).jpg 768 × 601; 87 KB
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Downtown Seattle Post Office - 1914.jpg 1,824 × 1,320; 382 KB
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Post Intelligencer Block, probably 1905 (SEATTLE 1685).jpg 768 × 617; 97 KB
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Post Intelligencer Block, probably 1905 (SEATTLE 900).jpg 768 × 611; 66 KB
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Scenes at 3rd Ave and Union St (SEATTLE 2007).jpg 381 × 600; 72 KB
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Seattle - Federal Building, circa 1920s.jpg 1,632 × 1,076; 1.27 MB
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Seattle - Third and Union, 1911 (31016953168).jpg 3,607 × 2,400; 1.8 MB
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Seattle - Third Avenue between Pine and Union, 1911.gif 1,200 × 838; 970 KB
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer Building 1905.jpg 1,396 × 1,164; 523 KB
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Union St, Seattle (CURTIS 306).jpeg 768 × 576; 74 KB