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- Collection: Spokane Buildings
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Spokane -- Clubs -- Spokane Club (#08)
"Spokane Club, NW corner of Monroe and Riverside. Built in 1910." "Donated by Mrs. Chas. McElroy."
Spokane -- Coliseum (#08)
"Spokane Coliseum opened in 1955. Also known as the "Boon Street Barn" by Spokanites. Demolished 1995. Donated by the Spokane Arena."
Spokane -- Country Clubs (#02)
Spokane Country Club
Spokane -- Hospitals -- Sacred Heart (#03)
"Old Sacred Heart Hospital, located on Front Street."
Spokane -- Hospitals -- Sacred Heart (#07)
"Old front entrance to Sacred Heart Hospital with nursing staff."
Spokane -- Hospitals -- Sacred Heart (#10)
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane -- Hotels (#14)
"Photo of the Spokane Hotel. This building was only two stories high at the time of the 1889 fire."
Spokane -- Hotels -- California House (#01)
"California House in 1885. Built by W.C. Gray in 1878. Stood at N.E. corner of Howard and Trent."
Spokane -- Hotels -- Windsor (#01)
Windsor Hotel, Spokane.
Spokane -- Hotels -- Falls View (#02)
Falls View hotel, Spokane.
Spokane -- Restaurants -- Davenport (#21)
"SW corner of Post and Sprague, ca. 1896."
Spokane -- Restaurants -- Davenport (#17)
"One of these women is Clara Munson with a friend."
Spokane -- Stores -- Sears, Roebuck and Co (#03)
Sears building with Lincoln statue
Spokane -- Stores -- Sears, Roebuck and Co (#01)
Sears building
Spokane -- Stores -- Sears, Roebuck and Co (#02)
Sears building.
Spokane -- Theaters -- Rex (#01)
Rex Theater
Spokane -- Theaters -- Liberty (#02)
Liberty Theater
Spokane County -- Courthouse (#19)
Spokane County Courthouse, ca. 1974.
Spokane County -- Courthouse (#02)
Spokane County Courthouse
Spokane County -- Courthouse (#14)
Spokane County Courthouse, ca. 1899.
Spokane County -- Courthouse (#18)
Spokane County Courthouse
Spokane -- Stores -- Jones and Dillingham -- Oversize Box 2 (#2)
"713-715 1st Avenue, Full and Gibbs on left, Pacific Hotel on right of Jones and Dillingham store building."
Spokane -- Automobile dealers (#01)
Nelson Motor Company at the corner of Sprague and Grant in Spokane.
Spokane -- Banks -- First National Bank (#02)
"Trader's mule and wagon outfit in front of the First National Bank on the Southwest Corner of Front and Howard, ca. 1883."
Spokane -- Banks -- Old National Bank (#03)
Employees at the Old National Bank, ca. 1935.
Spokane -- Buildings (#35)
100-200 Block, South Monroe. Buildings and properties owned by Daniel Dwight.
Spokane -- Buildings -- Athletic Club (#02)
View of the Spokane Amateur Athletic Club, located at 921 West Main.
Spokane -- Buildings -- City Hall (#14)
Spokane's City Hall from 1894-1910.
Spokane -- Buildings -- Great Eastern (#14)
People standing on the street after the Great Eastern building fire.
Spokane -- Buildings -- Review Building (#02)
View of the Spokesman Review Building, 1900.
Spokane -- Buildings -- Review Building (#03)
View of the Spokesman Review Building, 1900.
Spokane -- Churches -- Cathedral of St. John (#01)
Interior shot showing one of the stained glass windows.
Spokane -- Churches -- Cathedral of St. John (#02)
Exterior shot of the front of the Cathedral.
Spokane -- Churches -- Cathedral of St. John (#03)
A tympanum at St. John's Cathedral.
Spokane -- Churches -- Cathedral of St. John (#05)
Drawing of the front of the Cathedral.
Spokane -- Churches -- Cathedral of St. John (#06)
Choir standing in front of the Cathedral.
Spokane -- Churches -- Cathedral of St. John (#27)
Drawing of the stained glass windows at the cathedral.
Spokane -- Churches -- Catholic (#03)
Sacred Heart Catholic Church and school on the north side of Main Avenue between Washington and Bernard Streets.
Spokane -- Churches -- Catholic (#04)
Originally called Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church, corner of Montgomery and Cedar Street. Later renamed St. Anthony Church. Building 1909-1910. Appeared in the Spokesman Review March 6, 1910.
Spokane -- Churches -- First Presbyterian (#03)
Copy photograph of the First Presbyterian Church which stood on the southeast corner of Riverside and Monroe. Dedicated on December 15, 1886 and sold in 1889 just before the great fire. Stood where the Spokesman Review building stands.