English:

PH Coll 513.313

• Subjects (LCTGM): Pedestrians--Washington (State)--Seattle; Toy stores--United States--Washington (State)--Seattle
• Subjects (LCSH): Pedestrians--Washington (State)--Seattle; Toy stores--Washington (State)--Seattle

---

File:Soldier with pipe window shopping alongside a woman and child and little girl at a toy store, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4361).jpg, File:Window shoppers outside a toy store, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4397).jpg and File:Window shoppers outside a toy store, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4400).jpg are all the same location. In all but File:Window shoppers outside a toy store, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4397).jpg, the 1916 Seattle Times Building (still extant 2020 as Times Square Building) is visible at left. It looks like that is seen through a second window, not in reflection, and given the way the light falls, especially in File:Soldier with pipe window shopping alongside a woman and child and little girl at a toy store, Seattle, ca 1917-ca 1920 (SEATTLE 4361).jpg it has to be the south side of the Times Building (which is a flatiron). So this is taken standing on the east side of Third Avenue just south of Stewart Street, what would later be the northeast corner of the 1929 Bon Marché flagship store, later Macy's.