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Cobblestone – September 2012

Posted on September 1, 2012March 25, 2016 by Queen Anne Historical Society

September 2012

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Posted in Cobblestone Archive, Queen Anne CobblestoneTagged apartments, architects, cemetery, Civil War, counterbalance, demolition, immigrants, pioneers, Queen Anne Style, real estate, Seattle Center, tours, World's Fair

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De la Mar Apartments – 115 W Olympic Pl
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Advocacy Alert!

Williams & Company potato chip factory to be discussed at LPB. Send a note today if you want it nominated. See our letter posted today November 5!  The building is located at1405 Elliott Avenue W, was built in 1931 as a two-story potato chip and horseradish processing factory, owned by the Portland-based Williams & Company

 

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