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Seattle Landmarks: Bethany Presbyterian Church (1930)

The Bethany Presbyterian Church is the third home for this congregation which began in 1888. The English Gothic style building has an L shape, with the nave oriented toward the street. The structure p...

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Seattle Landmarks: Black Manufacturing Co. (1914)

In 1914, George G. Black wanted a new home for the manufacture of his Black Bear brand of overalls. He was concerned for the health and welfare of his employees and sought a departure from the sweatsh...

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Seattle Landmarks: Bowen Bungalow (1913)

Betty Bowen (1918-1977) was a patron of Seattle arts, a founding member of the Northwest Arts and Crafts Center, and an organizer of the Friends of the Market. She supported the careers of Mark Tobey,...

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Seattle Landmarks: Boyer Lambert House (1908)

Lawyer and real estate developer John E. Boyer (1866-1961) commissioned E.W. Sankey to design a home in the Interlaken Addition of Seattle. Sankey used heavy stone, English-style half timbering, Prair...

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Seattle Landmarks: Brace/Moriarty House (1904)

Lumberman John Stuart Brace (1861-1918) used his own company, Brace and Hergert Mill to construct a palatial home on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill in 1904. The firm of Kerr and Rogers designed th...

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Seattle Landmarks: Brehm Brothers Houses (1909)

William R. Brehm and George O. Brehm operated produce and grocery businesses in Pike Place Market. Ellsworth Storey (1879-1960) built two adjacent homes for them in the Madrona Park neighborhood. The ...

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Seattle Landmarks: Charles H. Black House and Gardens (1909)

In 1909, Seattle Hardware Co. founder Charles H. Black (d. 1922) built a large home on 1.7 acres on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill. The Seattle firm of Bebb and Mendel designed the house in an ecl...

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Seattle Landmarks: Charles R. Bussell Residence (1892)

Real Estate developer George S. List built a 13-room Victorian residence in the Madrona neighborhood with a view of Lake Washington and the Cascades. The main entrance was constructed to face the lake...

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Seattle Landmarks: Chelsea Apartments (1907)

With the completion of the street car line to Queen Anne Hill, the neighborhood became a popular residential area. Charles Russell Collins was general manager of the Seattle Gas and Electric Co., chai...

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Seattle Landmarks: Church of the Immaculate Conception (1904)

The Church of the Immaculate Conception, built in 1904, is the oldest standing Catholic Church in Seattle. Jesuit priests founded the Church and School of the Immaculate Conception in 1891. The school...

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Seattle Landmarks: Concord Elementary School (1914), South Park

Concord School is the third public elementary school for South Park since 1892. Once a community of Italian and Japanese farmers, South Park is hemmed in by freeways and industr. As of 2025, Concord S...

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Seattle Landmarks: De La Mar Apartments (1909)

Seattle real estate developer George Kinnear built this four-story apartment building near his own home on Queen Anne Hill for friends and visitors to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. It was desig...

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