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Spokane -- Buildings (#44)
"700 Block West Sprague Avenue." "Northeast corner, Sprague and Post. 722-728 West Sprague Avenue. Building on left is Peyton Building (side facing Post Street). In 1902, according to the Polk Spokane city directory, the following businesses were…
Spokane -- Buildings -- City Market (#01)
"Old City Market. 2nd and Stevens. Built by Joseph E. Horton." "Currently home of Allied Safe and Lock - 2001." "Donated by Janice Nye Baxter, Horton's grand-daughter."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Exchange Building (#01)
View of Exchange building. Shows trolley lines above.
Spokane -- Buildings -- First Avenue (#01)
"900 Block West First Avenue." "Photos from envelope labeled 'property owned by D.H.D." "This is the way the blocked looked in 1910 according to the Sanborn map." "The Spoke Saloon is still next door to the left at 909 West First, but two new…
Spokane -- Buildings -- First Avenue (#02)
"900 Block West First Avenue." From an envelope labeled "property owned by D.H.D." "This is the block shown in 1902 according to the Sanborn map of that year." "Home nursery is located on the vacant lot between the Spoke Saloon and Fisher and Son…
Spokane -- Buildings -- First Avenue (#03)
"900 Block West First Avenue." "Photos from envelope labeled 'property owned by D.H.D." "According to the R. L. Polk Spokane city directories, The Spoke Saloon, owned by Frank Hix, was first listed in the 1906 at 909 West First Avenue. The lot to the…
Spokane -- Buildings -- Frankfurt Block (#01)
"Frankfurt Building at the corner of Main and Howard prior to 1889. Copied by Donahue, Dec. 1939."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Great Eastern (#05)
"View fronting on Riverside Ave. Burned January 24, 1898. Nine lives lost (?). Insured $140,000. Loss $250,000."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Great Eastern (#13)
"Burned January 24, 1898. Loss on building and contents $250,000. Insured for $140,000. Nine lives lost (?)."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Main Avenue (#02)
"The Higby building, later known as the Grand Hotel." "NW corner of Main and Howard."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Main Avenue (#03)
"Construction of the Kemp & Hebert building on the northwest corner of Main and Washington. Behind it is the Hotel Dempsey on Front (Trent)." "400 Block - West Main."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Paulsen (#01)
"Construction of the Paulsen Building on the southeast corner of Riverside and Stevens. Behind it is the Hotel Vendome and White's Hotel that faces Sprague."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Paulsen (#02)
"Construction of the Paulsen Building at the southeast corner of Riverside and Stevens. Across the street is the Hotel Cadillac on Riverside Avenue."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Post Office (#01)
"Spokane Post Office built 1909 (Classical Roman). N.W. corner of Lincoln and Riverside Ave. Cost $600,000."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Post Office (#02)
"The Post Office on the south side of Riverside Avenue between Washington and Stevens. This was burned in 1888."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Riverside (#01)
"SE corner, Riverside & Washington. Nichols & Granite Blocks, After the fire of 1889 and rebuilding."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Riverside (#02)
"Looking out through the arches on the front verandah of the Civic Building (aka Chamber of Commerce) on west Riverside Avenue."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Riverside (#06)
"900 Block, Riverside Avenue. From envelope labeled "Business property & buildings of D.H.D. 1903 Spokane R.L. Polk Directory shows:Cascade Block, 911-915 Riverside Avenue. Racket Store, 911 Riverside Avenue. E.E. Wingate Trunks, 915 Riverside…
Spokane -- Buildings -- Terminal (#01)
"Old Interurban Terminal Building at Main and Lincoln where Public Library now stands."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Traders National Bank (#03)
"Riverside Avenue, looking east from Stevens, prior to 1889.
Spokane -- Apartments -- Westminster (#01)
"Westminster Hotel (later an apartment house) W. 2301 Pacific Ave. Browne's Addition. Owned originally by Harris Family."
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."
