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English: First and Main, Seattle, 1916 (

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Photographer

Webster & Stevens

Title

English: First and Main, Seattle, 1916

Description

English: Signs in image: Hotel. [...an] Furnishings - Alaska Outfits - Oiled Cloth. Globe Hotel. Modern Barber College. A. Spenger. Washington Transfer - We Move It - Moving, Storage, Packing, Shipping.

Handwritten on sleeve: First & Main St. 1916.

Subjects (LCTGM): Commercial streets--Washington (State)--Seattle; Business districts--Washington (State)--Seattle

Depicted place

English: United States--Washington (State)--Seattle Pioneer Square (Seattle, Wash.)

Date

1916

Medium

English: 1 glass negative: b&w 8 x 10 in.; sulfiding

Collection

University of Washington

	Native name	University of Washington
	Location	Seattle, Washington, United States of America
	Coordinates	47° 39′ 15″ N, 122° 18′ 29″ W
	Established	1861
	Website	www.washington.edu
	Authority file	: Q219563 VIAF: 265500071 ISNI: 0000000122986657 ULAN: 500308857 LCCN: n79054596 NLA: 35573202 WorldCat

Current location

Museum of History and Industry

Accession number

1660

Source

English: Museum of History and Industry

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This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1929.

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