List of Seattle landmarks
The City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board, part of the Department of Neighborhoods of the city of Seattle, Washington, United States, designates city landmarks.[1] According to the department's official website, the following are designated landmarks; the list should be complete as of September 7, 2021[update].
All designated landmarks are added to chapter 25.32 of the Seattle municipal code and are approved via legislative action from the Seattle City Council.
See also list of designated Historic Districts.
Seattle landmarks
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| 1101 East Pike Street | 1101 E. Pike Street 47°36′50″N 122°19′04″W / 47.61392°N 122.31791°W |
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Built in 1916 for the Seattle Automobile Company, one of Seattle's first car dealers. | |
| 1411 Fourth Avenue Building | 1411 Fourth Avenue |  More images |
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| 1st Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center | multiple addresses | 
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February 19, 1981[2]
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Also known as "First Avenue Groups". The city's documentation of the extent of this Landmark designation is a bit unclear with respect to two out of seven original buildings. The Department of Neighborhoods alphabetical listing does not entirely agree with the original landmark designation LPB-49/81.[2] |
| 777 Thomas Street[3] | 777 Thomas Street |  More images |
June 15, 2014 (124501) |
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| Admiral's House | 2001 W. Garfield Street |  More images |
March 11, 2013 (124135) |
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| Admiral Theater | 2343 California Avenue S.W. 47°34′54″N 122°23′12″W / 47.58167°N 122.38667°W |
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December 13, 1993 (116972) |
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| Ainsworth & Dunn Warehouse | 2815 Elliott Avenue | 
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July 1, 2019 (125853) |
Two-story brick warehouse. (The ground floor was later retrofitted for use as an Old Spaghetti Factory restaurant,[4] in operation from 1970 to 2016.) |
| Aki Kurose Middle School | 3928 S Graham Street | |||
| Alexander Hall | 315 West Bertona Street |  More images |
February 18, 2014 (124424) |
Part of Seattle Pacific University and the first building built on the campus. |
| American Meter and Appliance | 1001 Westlake Ave N |  |
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| Anhalt Apartment Building | 1005 E. Roy Street |  more images |
December 24, 1979 (108731) |
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| Anhalt Apartment Building | 1014 E. Roy Street | 
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May 14, 1979 (108227) |
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| Anhalt Apartment Building | 1600 E. John Street |  |
July 22, 2013 (124236) |
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| Anhalt Hall | 711 NE 43rd Street | 
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November 19, 2018 (125674) |
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| Ankeny-Gowey House | 912 2nd Avenue. W |  More images |
June 13, 2011 (123625) |
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| Arboretum Aqueduct | Lake Washington Boulevard E. at E. Foster Island Road 47°38′33″N 122°17′52″W / 47.64250°N 122.29778°W |
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December 13, 1976 (106070) |
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| Arctic Building | 306 Cherry Street 47°36′13″N 122°19′55″W / 47.60361°N 122.33194°W |
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December 13, 1993 (116969) |
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| Avon Apartments / Capitol Crest Apartments | 1831-35 Broadway Avenue |
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| B. F. Day School[5] | 3921 Linden Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Ballard Carnegie Library[6] | 2026 NW Market Street 47°40′8″N 122°23′0″W / 47.66889°N 122.38333°W |
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July 22, 2013 (124227) |
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| Ballard/Howe House | 22 W. Highland Drive |  More images |
May 14, 1979 (108226) |
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| Bank of America Building / Seattle First National Bank Building | 566 Denny Way | 
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| Bank of California Building / Puget Sound Bank | 815 2nd Avenue 47°36′15″N 122°20′4″W / 47.60417°N 122.33444°W |
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| Barksdale House | 13226 42nd Avenue | 
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August 5, 2013 (124244) |
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| Barnes Building | 2320 First Avenue | October 23, 1978 (107754) |
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| Baroness Apartments | 1005 Spring Street |  More images |
November 30, 2010 (123487) |
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| Battelle Talaris | 4000 NE 41st Street |  More images |
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| Beacon Hill First Baptist Church | 1607 S. Forest Street | 
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December 28, 1981 (110349) |
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| Beebe Building | 1013 First Avenue |  More images |
Part of "1st Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center".[2] | |
| Bell Building | 2326 First Avenue | October 23, 1978 (107753) |
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| Belltown Cottages | 2512, 2512A & 2516 Elliot Avenue |  More images |
July 14, 2003 (121220) |
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| Belroy Apartments | 703 Bellevue Avenue E. |  More images |
April 9, 2012 (123857) |
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| Ben Bridge Jewelers Street Clock | 409 Pike Street |  More images |
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| Benton's Jewelers Street Clock | 3216 N.E. 45th Street |  |
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| Bethany Presbyterian Church (Seattle, Washington) | 1818 Queen Anne Avenue N. |  More images |
April 21, 1986 (112801) |
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| Black Manufacturing Building | 1130 Rainier Avenue S. | 
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September 8, 1987 (113601) |
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| Black Property | 1319 12th Ave S. |  More images |
December 28, 1981 (110353) |
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| Blackford Hall | 1200 Terry Avenue |  More images |
Part of Virginia Mason Medical Center | |
| Bleitz Funeral Home | 316 Florentia St. | 
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| Bloss House | 4055 SW Holgate St. | 
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February 10, 2020 March 26, 2012 (123846) |
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| Bon Marché | 300 Pine Street |  More images |
October 16, 1989 (114772) |
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| Bon Marché Stables | 2315 Western Ave | 
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June 4, 2009 (122995) |
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| Bordeaux House | 806 14th Avenue E |  More images |
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| Boren Investment Company Warehouse | 334 Boren Ave N. |  More images |
June 13, 2014 (124494) |
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| Bowen/Huston Bungalow | 715 W. Prospect Street |  More images |
September 10, 1984 (111887) |
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| Bower/Bystrom House | 1022 Summit Avenue E. | 
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May 14, 1979 (108214) |
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| Boyer/Lambert House | 1617 Boyer Avenue E. | 
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February 22, 1983 (111021) |
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| Brace/Moriarty House | 170 Prospect Street | 
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December 22, 1980 (109586) |
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| Brasa Building / Metropolitan Printing Press | 2107 Third Ave. | 
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September 5, 2014 (124550) |
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| Brehm Brothers Houses | 219 & 221 36th Avenue E. |  |
December 24, 1979 (108734) |
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| Bressi Garage | 226 First Ave N | Upload image | ||
| Bricklayers Building | 318 Fairview Ave N | Upload image | ||
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August 21, 1978 (107621) |
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| Broad Street Substation | 319 6th Ave N |  |
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| Brooklyn Building | 1222 2nd Avenue |  |
September 29, 1986 (113088) |
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| Bryant Elementary School | 3311 N.E. 60th Street |  More images |
September 16, 2002 (120916) |
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| C.H. Black House & Gardens | 615 W. Lee Street | 
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April 16, 1990 (115036) |
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| California Avenue Substation (now Dakota Place Park) | 4304 S.W. Dakota Street |  More images |
June 13, 2011 (123624) |
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| Camlin Hotel | 1619 9th Avenue |  More images |
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| Campbell Building | 4554 California Ave SW | .jpg)
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| Canterbury Court | 4225 Brooklyn Avenue NE | 
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| Capitol Hill United Methodist Church Also known as First Methodist Protestant Church of Seattle |
128 16th Avenue E. |  More images |
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| Carmack House | 1522 E. Jefferson | 
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Demolished April 28, 2015[7] | |
| Caroline Horton House | 627 14th Avenue E | 
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Caroline Horton House Landmark Nomination | |
| Cassel Crag Apartments | 1218 Terry Avenue |  More images |
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| Castle Apartments | 2132 2nd Ave | 
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| Cayton Revels House | 518 14th Ave E |  More images |
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| Carroll's Jewelers Street Clock | 1427 4th Avenue | Now at MOHAI, South Lake Union. | ||
| Cedar Park Elementary School[8] | 13224 37th Ave NE |  |
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| Center for Wooden Boats floating buildings | 1010 Valley Street | |||
| Central Building[9] | 810 Third Ave | 
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| Century Square Street Clock | 1529 4th Avenue |  |
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| Century 21 Coliseum / Climate Pledge Arena | 305 Harrison St | .jpg) more images |
Also known for many years as the KeyArena | |
| Chamber of Commerce Building | 215 Columbia Street. |  More images |
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| Central Waterfront Piers |  More images |
Often grouped as one landmark, this is actually five separate landmarks, each with its own ordinance designating it as such | ||
| Pier 54 - 1001 Alaskan Way |  More images |
April 13, 2012 (123859) |
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| Pier 55 - 1101 Alaskan Way |  More images |
April 13, 2012 (123860) |
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| Pier 56 - 1201 Alaskan Way |  More images |
April 13, 2012 (123858) |
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| Pier 57 - 1301 Alaskan Way |  More images |
April 13, 2012 (123861) |
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| Pier 59 - 1415 Alaskan Way |  More images |
April 13, 2012 (123862) | ||
| Charles Bussell House (Eastman/Jacobsen) | 1630 36th Avenue | 
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| Charles P. Dose House | 2121 31st Ave S |  More images |
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| Cheasty Boulevard South |  More images |
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| Chelsea Apartment Building Originally Chelsea Family Hotel |
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| Chiarelli-Dore House[10] | 843 NE 100th Street |  More images |
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| Chinese Community Bulletin Board | 511 7th Avenue S. | 
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| Church of the Blessed Sacrament and Rectory | 5041 9th Avenue N.E. |  More images |
April 16, 1980 (109732) |
Catholic parish, run by Dominican friars |
| Cleveland High School | 5511 15th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Coca-Cola Bottling Plant | 1313 E. Columbia St. | 
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| Coliseum Theater | N.E. corner of 5th Avenue & Pike Street |  More images |
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| Coleman Building | 94-96 Spring Street |  More images |
Part of "1st Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center". Façade incorporated into the Watermark Tower.[2] | |
| Colman Building | 801-821 First Avenue |  More images |
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| Colman School | 2300 S Massachusetts St | .jpg) More images |
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| Colonnade Hotel/Gatewood Apartments | 107 Pine St |  More images |
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| Colonial Hotel | 1119 First Avenue |  More images |
Part of "1st Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center".[2] | |
| Community Psychiatric / Bush Roed & Hitchings Office | 2009 Minor Ave E | 
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| Considine House | 802 16th Avenue |  More images |
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| Concord Elementary School | 723 S. Concord Street |  More images |
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| Cooper House | 225-227 14th Avenue E. | 
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| Cooper School | 4408 Delridge Way S.W. |  More images |
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| Cotterill House | 2501 Westview Drive W. | 
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| Cowen Park Bridge | 15th Avenue N.E. between Cowen Place N.E. and N.E. 62nd Street |  More images |
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| Crescent-Hamm Building | 4302 SW Alaska St | March 22, 2018 (125522) |
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| Daniel Bagley School | 7821 Stone Ave N | 
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| Daniel Webster School | 3014 NW 67th St |  More images |
Later Nordic Heritage Museum | |
| Dearborn House | 1117 Minor Avenue |  More images |
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| Decatur Building | 1521 6th Avenue |  More images |
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| De la Mar Apartment Building | 115 W. Olympic Place |  More images |
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| Denny's Restaurant / Manning's Cafeteria (Demolished)[11][12] | N.W. Market Street & 15th Avenue N.W. | 
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| Dexter Horton Building | 710 2nd Avenue | |||
| Donahoe Building / Bergman Luggage | 1901 - 1911 3rd Avenue | 
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| Douglass–Truth Library | 2300 E. Yesler Way |  More images |
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| Doyle Building / J.S. Graham Store | 119 Pine Street |  More images |
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| Dr. Annie Russell House | 5721 8th Avenue NE | 
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| Drake House | 6414 22nd Avenue N.W. | 
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| Dunlap Elementary School | 8621 48th Avenue S. |  |
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| Duwamish Railroad Bridge | Railroad lines south of the Spokane Street Bridge over Duwamish Waterway |  More images |
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| E.C. Hughes School | 7740 34th Ave SW |  More images |
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| Eagles Temple Building/ACT Theater | 1416 7th Avenue |  More images |
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| East Pine Substation | 1501 23rd Ave | 
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| East Republican Street Stairway | Between Melrose Avenue E. and Bellevue Avenue E. | 
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| Eastern Hotel | 506 1/2 Maynard Avenue S. | 
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| Egan House | 1500 Lakeview Blvd. |  More images |
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| Eitel Building | 1501 2nd Avenue | |||
| El Monterey | 4204 11th Avenue NE | |||
| El Rio Apartments | 1922–1928 9th Avenue | |||
| Eldridge Tire Company Building | 1519 Broadway | .jpg){kind=small} More images |
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| Ellsworth Storey Historic Cottages Group | 1706–1816 Lake Washington Boulevard S. and 1725–1729 36th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Ellsworth Storey Houses | 260 and 270 Dorffel Drive E. |  More images |
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| Emerson Elementary School | 9709 S. 60th Street |  More images |
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| Epiphany Chapel | 3719 E. Denny Way |  More images |
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| Exchange Building | 821 2nd Avenue |  More images |
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| Excursion Boat Virginia V |  More images |
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| Fairmount Park School | 3800 SW Findlay Street |  More images |
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| Fashioncraft Building/Recovery Cafe[13] | 2022 Boren Avenue | 
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| Fauntleroy Community Church and YMCA | 9260 California Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco | 1015 2nd Avenue |  More images |
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| Fir Lodge / Alki Homestead Restaurant | 2727 61st Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #2 | 2318 4th Avenue |  More images |
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| Fire Station #3 (Old Firehouse #3) | 301 Terry Avenue |  More images |
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| Fire Station #5 | 925 Alaskan Way |  More images |
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| Fire Station #6 | 101 23rd Avenue |  More images |
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| Fire Station #13 | 3601 Beacon Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #14 | 3224 4th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #16 | 6846 Oswego Place N.E. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #17 | 1010 N.E. 50th Street |  More images |
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| Fire Station #18 (Old Firehouse #18) | 5427 Russell Avenue N.W. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #23 (Old Firehouse #23) | 722 18th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #25 (Old Firehouse #25) | 1400 Harvard Avenue |  More images |
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| Fire Station #33 | 10235 62nd Avenue S. | 
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| Fire Station #37 | 7302 34th Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #38 | 5503 33rd Avenue N.E. |  More images |
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| Fire Station #41 | 2416 34th Avenue W. |  More images |
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| Fireboat Duwamish |  More images |
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| First African Methodist Episcopal Church | 1522 14th Avenue |  More images |
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| First Avenue Groups / Waterfront Center | 1001–1123 First Avenue, 94-96 Spring Street, and 1006–1024 Western Avenue |  More images |
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| First Church of Christ Scientist | 1519 E. Denny Way |  More images |
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| First Covenant Church | 1500 Bellevue Ave |  More images |
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| First United Methodist Church | 811 5th Ave |  More images |
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| Fischer Studio Building | 1519 Third Avenue |  |
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| Fisher-Howell House | 2819 Franklin Avenue E. | 
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| Fitch/Nutt House[15] | 4401 Phinney Avenue N. | 
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| Flatiron Building, also known as Triangle Hotel and Bar | 551 First Avenue S. | |||
| Ford Assembly Plant Building | 1155 Valley Street |  More images |
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| Fort Lawton Chapel | 3801 W. Government Way | 
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| Fort Lawton Landmark District: Administrative Building, Band and Barracks, Civil Employees' Quarters, Guard House, Post Exchange and Gymnasium Building, Quartermaster's Stable | 3801 W. Government Way |  More images |
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| Fourteenth Avenue West Group | 2000–2016 14th Avenue W. |  More images |
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| Frances Skinner Edris Nurses Home | 2120 1st Ave N | 
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December 20, 2018 (125744) |
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| Franklin Apartments | 2302 4th Ave | 
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| Franklin High School[5] | 3013 S. Mt. Baker Boulevard |  More images |
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| Frederick & Nelson Building (now Nordstrom) | 500-524 Pine Street | |||
| Freeway Park | 700 Seneca Street | May 2022[16] | ||
| Fremont Bridge | 4th Avenue N. and Fremont Avenue N. over Lake Washington Ship Canal | |||
| Fremont Hotel | 3421-3429 Fremont Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Fremont Library | 1731 N. 35th Street |  More images |
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| Fremont Trolley Barn / Red Hook Ale Brewery | 3400 Phinney Avenue N. | 
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| Galbraith House / Seattle Mental Health | 1729 17th Avenue | 
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| Garfield High School[5] | 400 23rd Avenue |  More images |
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| Gas Works Park |  More images |
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| Gaslight Inn[17] | 1727 15th Avenue |  More images |
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| Gatewood School[5] | 4320 S.W. Myrtle Street | |||
| George Washington Memorial Bridge / Aurora Bridge | Aurora Avenue N. over Lake Washington Ship Canal |  More images |
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| Georgetown City Hall | 6202 13th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Georgetown Steam Plant Pump Station | 7551 8th Avenue South |  More images |
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| Georgetown Steam Plant | 6511 Ellis Avenue S. |  More images |
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| German House | 613 9th Avenue |  More images |
formerly United States Assay Office | |
| Gibbs House | 1000 Warren Avenue N. | 
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| Globe Building | 1005 First Avenue | More images |
Part of "1st Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center".[2] | |
| Golden Gardens Bath House | 8001 Seaview Avenue N.W. |  More images |
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| Good Shepherd Center | 4647 Sunnyside Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Grand Pacific Hotel | 1115 First Avenue |  More images |
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| Great American Food and Beverage Co. Street Clock | 3119 Eastlake Avenue E. | _(2).jpg)
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| Great Northern Building | 1404 4th Avenue |  More images |
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| Green Lake Library | 7364 E. Greenlake Drive N. | 
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| Greenwood Jewelers Street Clock | 129 N. 85th Street |  More images |
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| Griffin Building | 2005 Fifth Ave | 
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| Guiry Hotel | 2101–2105 1/2 First Avenue | 
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| Hainsworth / Gordon House | 2657 37th Avenue S.W. | 
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| Hamilton Middle School | 1610 N 41st St | 
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| Handschy / Kistler House | 2433 9th Avenue W. | 
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| Harborview Medical Center (Center Wing of East Hospital) | 325 Ninth Avenue |  More images |
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| Harvard Mansion | 2706 Harvard Avenue E. | 
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| Hat n' Boots | 6910 E. Marginal Way S. (now moved to Oxbow Park) |  More images |
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| Hay School[5] | 2100 4th Avenue N. | 
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| Hebrew Academy / Old Forest Ridge Convent and Site | 1617 Interlaken Drive E. |  More images |
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| Hiawatha Playfield | 2700 California Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| Highland Apartments | 931 11th Ave E |  More images |
December 13, 2019 (126016) |
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| Hillcrest Apartment Building | 1616 E. Howell Street |  More images |
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| Hoge Building | 705 2nd Avenue |  More images |
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| Holyoke Building | 107 Spring Street |  More images |
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| Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Co. Street Clock | 720 2nd Avenue | 
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| Horace Mann School (Seattle) | 2410 E Cherry Street | 
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| Horiuchi Mural | Seattle Center |  More images |
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| Hotel Cecil | 1021 First Avenue |  More images |
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| Hotel Elliott / Hahn Building | 103 Pike Street | 
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| Hull Building | 2401–2405 First Avenue |  More images |
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| Immaculate Conception Church | 820 18th Avenue 47°36′36″N 122°18′32″W / 47.610049°N 122.30875°W |
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Built in 1904, the oldest extant Catholic church in Seattle; nomination drafted 1973.[18] | |
| Immanuel Lutheran Church | 1215 Thomas Street |  More images |
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| Ingraham High School | 1819 N 135th St |  More Images |
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| Italianate Victorian Pair | 208 and 210 13th Avenue South | 
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| J.W. Bullock House | 1220 10th Ave E |  More images |
September 16, 2016 (125127) |
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| James W. Washington, Jr. Home and Studio | 1816 26th Avenue | 
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| Japanese Language School, also known as Nihon Go Gakko | 1414 S. Weller Street |  More images |
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| Jensen Block | 601-611 Eastlake Avenue E. | 
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| John B. Allen School | 6532 Phinney Avenue N. | 
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| Josephinum / New Washington Hotel | 1902 2nd Avenue | |||
| Joshua Green Building | 1425 4th Avenue |  More images |
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| Judge Ronald House[19] | 421 30th Ave S |  More images |
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| Kelly-Springfield Motor Truck Co. Building | 1525 11th Avenue | 
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| The Kenney (a.k.a. Kenney Seaview Building) | 7125 Fauntleroy Way SW | 
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| Kinnear Park | 988 W. Olympic Place |  More images |
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| Knights of Columbus Hall | 700-722 East Union Street |  More images |
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| Kobe Bell | Seattle Center |  More images |
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| Kraus / Andersson House | 2812 South Mount St. Helens Place |  More images |
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| Kubota Gardens | 9727 Renton Avenue S. |  More images |
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| L'Amourita Apartment Building | 2901–2917 Franklin Avenue E. | 
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| La Quinta | 1710 E. Denny Way |  More images |
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| Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge and East Portals of the Mount Baker Tunnels |  Tunnel images Bridge images |
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| Lake City Library | 12501 28th Avenue N.E. | 
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| Lake City School[5] | 2611 NE 125th St. |  More images |
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| Lake Union Steam Plant and Hydro House | 1179 Eastlake Avenue E. |  More images |
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| Lake Washington Bicycle Path | E. Interlaken Boulevard between Delmar Drive E. and 24th Avenue E. |  More images |
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| Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center | 104 17th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Latona Hotel (Ace Hotel)[20] | 2419–2423 First Avenue | 
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| Latona School[5] | 401 N.E. 42nd Street |  More images |
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| 1935 Building, Laurelhurst Community Center | 4554 N.E. 41st Street |  More images |
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| Leamington/Pacific Hotel and Apartments | 317 Marion Street |  More images |
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| Leona / Park Ridge Apartments | 916 Queen Anne Avenue N. | 
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| Liggett / Fourth and Pike Building | 1424 Fourth Avenue | |||
| Lightship Relief / Swiftsure | Historic Ships Wharf, 860 Terry Avenue N. |  More images |
Under restoration since 2008; oldest U.S. lightship afloat and last with its original steam propulsion machinery | |
| Lincoln High School | 4400 Interlake Ave N |  More images |
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| Lincoln Park / Lincoln Reservoir and Bobby Morris Playfield (now Cal Anderson Park) | 1000 E. Pine Street |  More images |
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| liq'ted (Licton) Springs Park | 9536 Ashworth Ave. N, Seattle, WA 98103 |  More images |
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| Lloyd Building | 601 Stewart Street |  |
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| Log House Museum Building | 3003 61st Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| Louisa Building | 5220 20th Avenue N.W. | 
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| Loyal Heights School | 2501 NW 80th Street | |||
| Lyon Building | 607 3rd Avenue | 
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| Madison Middle School[5] | 3429 45th Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| Magnolia Library | 2801 34th Avenue W. | 
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| Magnolia School | 2418 28th Ave W | |||
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| Mann Building | 1411 3rd Avenue | 
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| Martha Washington School | 6612 65th Avenue South | |||
| Maryland Apartments | 626 13th Avenue E. |  More images |
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| McFee / Klockzien House | 524 W. Highland Drive | 
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| McGilvra School[22] | 1617 38th Avenue E |  More images |
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| McGraw Square/Place | 5th Avenue & Westlake Avenue |  More images |
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| Medical Dental Building | 509 Olive Way |  More images |
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| Memorial Wall of Memorial Stadium | Seattle Center | 
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| MGM Building | 2331 Second Avenue | 
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| Montlake Bridge and Montlake Cut | Montlake Boulevard E. between N.E. Pacific Street and E. Shelby Street |  More images |
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| Montlake Community Center | 1618 E. Calhoun Street | 
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| Montlake School[23] | 2409 22nd Avenue E |  More images |
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| Moore Mansion | 811 14th Avenue E. | 
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| Moore Theatre and Hotel Building | 1932 2nd Avenue |  More images |
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| Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge | 306 24th Ave S 47°36′01″N 122°18′03″W / 47.60020°N 122.30084°W |
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Built in 1925. Originally "Rainier Masonic Temple".[24] | |
| Mount Baker Community Club Clubhouse | 2815 Mount Rainier Dr S |  More images |
June 17, 2019 (125837) |
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| Mount Baker Presbyterian Church | 3201 Hunter Boulevard S |  More images |
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| Mount Zion Baptist Church | 1634 Reverend Dr. S. McKinney Ave |  More images |
June 6, 2018 (125591) |
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| Myers Music Street Clock | Columbia City | 
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| Myron Ogden House | 702 35th Avenue |  More images |
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| North Queen Anne Drive Bridge | Over Wolf Creek Canyon |  More images |
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| National Building | 1018 Western Ave |  More images |
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| Nathan Eckstein Junior High School[5] | 3003 N.E. 75th Street |  More images |
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| Naval Reserve Armory | 800 Terry Ave. N. |  More images |
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| National Cash Register Building | 1923 Fifth Avenue | 
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| Nathan Eckstein Junior High School | 3003 NE 75th St |  More images |
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| Nelson/Steinbrueck House | 2622 Franklin Avenue E. | 
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| Neptune Building and Neptune Theatre[6] | 1303 NE 45th Street |  More images |
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| New Age Christian Church | 1763 N.W. 62nd Street |  More images |
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| New Pacific Apartment Building | 2600–2604 First Avenue | 
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| New Richmond Laundry | 224 Pontius Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Nickel Apartments / Villa Camini | 1205 NE 42nd Street | September 25, 2020 (126171) |
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| North East Library | 6801 35th Avenue N.E. | 
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| Norton Building | 801 Second Avenue[25] | |||
| Northwest Rooms and International Fountain Pavilion | Seattle Center | 
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| Norvell House | 3306 N.W. 71st Street |  More images |
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| Old Broadway School (including Broadway Performance Hall of Seattle Central College) | Block bounded by Broadway, East Pine Street, Harvard Avenue and East Olive Street |  More images |
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| Old Main Street School | 307 6th Avenue S. | 
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| Old Norway Hall | 2015 Boren Avenue | 
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| Olympic Tower (originally United Shopping Tower) | 217 Pine Street | |||
| Olympic Warehouse and Cold Storage Building, also known as Agen Warehouse | 1203–1207 Western Avenue | |||
| P-I Globe[26] | 1101 Elliott Avenue W. | Globe-shaped neon sign, built in 1948 to advertise the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper. Designated by the Landmarks Preservation Board in 2012.[27] | ||
| P. P. Ferry House / Old Deanery of St. Mark's Cathedral | 1531 10th Avenue E. |  More images |
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| Pacific McKay and Ford McKay (demolished) | 601-615 Westlake Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Pacific Medical Center/U.S. Marine Hospital | 1200 12th Avenue S. |  More images |
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| Pacific Net & Twine Building | 51 University Street | 
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| Pacific Science Center | 200 2nd Avenue N./Seattle Center |  More images |
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| Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Garfield Exchange | 1529 4th Ave W | _01.jpg)
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| Palladian Apartments a.k.a. Calhoun Hotel | 2000 Second Avenue | _03.jpg) More images |
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| Panama Hotel | 605 S. Main St |  More images |
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| Pantages House | 803 E. Denny Way | 
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| Paramount Theater Building | 901 Pine Street | |||
| Parker-Fersen House | 1409 E Prospect Street | 
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| Parsons House | 618 W. Highland Drive | 
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| Parsons Gardens, a.k.a. Parsons Memorial Garden | West of 618 W. Highland Drive |  More images |
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| Pioneer Sand and Gravel Company Building | 901 Harrison Street | 
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| Providence Hospital 1910 Building | 528 – 17th Avenue |  More images |
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| Puget Sound Power and Light Co. Utilities Building | 800 Aloha Street |  More images |
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| Queen Anne Boulevard | Certain streets on Queen Anne Hill (shown in red in image at right) |  More images |
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| Queen Anne High School | 215 Galer Street |  More images |
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| Queen Anne Library | 400 W. Garfield Street |  More images |
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| Queen Anne Water Tank#1 | 1410 First Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Querio House | Listed at 9326 7th Avenue S., now at 9364 7th Avenue S. | 
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| Rainier Club | 810 4th Avenue |  More images |
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| Rainier Cold Storage & Ice / Seattle Brewing & Malting Company Building | 6000-6004 Airport Way S. |  More images |
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| Ramsing House | 540 N.E. 80th Street | 
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| RKO Distributing Company Building | 2312-16 2nd Avenue | 
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| Rohrer House | 122 37th Ave. E. | 
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| Roosevelt High School[5] | 1410 N.E. 66th Street |  More images |
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| Rosen House | 9017 Loyal Avenue N.W. | 
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| Roy Vue Apartments | 615 Bellevue Ave East |  More images |
August 21, 2020 (126146) |
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| Salmon Bay Bridge (Burlington Northern Bridge No. 4) | Railroad lines over Lake Washington Ship Canal in Ballard |  More images |
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| Samuel Hyde House | 3726 E. Madison Street |  More images |
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| San Mateo Steam Ferry | Pier 37/39 | 
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| San Remo Apartment Building | 606 E. Thomas Street | 
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| Sand Point Naval Air Station Historic District[28] | Magnuson Park |  More images |
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| Satterlee House | 4866 Beach Drive S.W. | 
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| Schillestad Building | 2111 First Avenue | 
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| Schoenfeld Building[29] | 1012 1st Avenue | 
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| Schooner Wawona | Historic Ships Wharf, 860 Terry Avenue N. |  More images |
Archaeologically documented and deconstructed 2009. | |
| Schmitz Park Bridge | Admiral Way over Schmitz Park Ravine |  More images |
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| Seaboard Building (formerly Northern Bank and Trust Building) | 1506 Westlake Avenue | |||
| Statue of Chief Seattle / Seattle, Chief of Suquamish Statue | Tilikum Place; at intersection of 5th Avenue, Denny Way, and Cedar Street |  More images |
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| Seattle Asian Art Museum at Volunteer Park | 1400 E. Prospect Street |  More images |
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| Seattle Betsuin Buddhist Temple | 1427 S Main St. |  More images |
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| Seattle Center House / a.k.a. The Armory | 305 Harrison Street |  More images |
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| Seattle Center Playhouse and Exhibition Hall | Seattle Center | Images | ||
| Seattle Empire Laundry | 2301 Western Avenue / 66 Bell Street | 
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| Seattle First Baptist Church | 1121 Harvard Avenue | |||
| Seattle Japanese Garden | 1075 Lake Washington Blvd E |  More images |
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| Seattle Labor Temple | 2800 First Avenue |  More images |
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| Seattle Monorail |  More images |
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| Seattle National Bank Building (United Way) | 720 Second Avenue | 
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| Seattle Times Building | 1120 John Street |  More images |
March 11, 1996 (118046) |
Demolished in 2016. |
| Seattle Tower | 1212 3rd Avenue |  More images |
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| Seattle Yacht Club | 1807 E. Hamlin Street |  More images |
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| Securities Building | 1907 Third Avenue | |||
| Seventh Church of Christ Scientist | 2555 8th Avenue W |  More images |
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| Seward Park Inn / Seward Park Annex | 5900 Lake Washington Boulevard S. | 
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| Seward School[5] | 2515 Boylston Avenue E. |  More images |
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| Shafer Building / Sixth and Pine Building | 515 Pine Street | |||
| Shannon and Wilson Office Building | 3652-3670 Woodland Park Ave N |  more images |
July 20, 2018 (125623) |
NBBJ-designed former headquarters of Shannon & Wilson |
| Sheridan Apartments | 2011 Fifth Ave | 
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| Shuey House (a.k.a. Henry Owen Shuey House) | 5218 16th Avenue N.E. | 
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| Sigma Kappa Mu | 4510 22nd Avenue N.E. |  More images |
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| Sixth Church of Christ Scientist | 2656 42nd Avenue SW |  More images |
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| Smith Tower | 506 2nd Avenue |  More images |
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| Snagboat W.T. Preston | Now on dry land in Anacortes, Washington |  More images |
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| Sorrento Hotel | 900 Madison Street |  More images |
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| Space Needle | 219 4th Avenue N. |  More images |
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| St. James Cathedral, Rectory and Site | 9th Avenue and Marion Street |  More images |
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| St. Joseph's Church | 732 18th Avenue |  More images |
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| St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral | 1714 13th Avenue |  More images |
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| St. Nicholas/Lakeside School | 1501 10th Avenue E. | 
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| St. Spiridon Russian Orthodox Cathedral | 400 Yale Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Steinhart Theriault & Anderson Building | 1264 Eastlake Avenue E. | .jpg) More images |
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| Stevens School[5] | 1242 18th Avenue E. | 
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| Stimson-Green Mansion | 1204 Minor Avenue |  More images |
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| Stuart/Balcom House | 619 W. Comstock Street |  More images |
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| Summit School / Northwest School | 1415 Summit Avenue |  More images |
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| Sunset Telephone & Telegraph/Queen Anne Masonic Temple | 1608 4th Avenue W | 
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| Supply Laundry Building | 1265 Republican Street |  More images |
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| Swedish Club | 1932 1st Avenue |  More images |
April 2, 2021 (126303) |
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| Temple De Hirsch Old Sanctuary | 1500 Union Street |  More images |
Mostly demolished 1993; only part of the façade remains | |
| Terminal Sales Building | 1920 Dexter Avenue N. | |||
| Terminal Sales Annex | 1931 2nd Avenue | |||
| Terry Avenue Building | 320 Terry Avenue N. | 
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| The Fairfax | 1508 10th Avenue E | 
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| The Showbox | 1426 1st Avenue | 
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| The Theodora | 6559 35th Ave NE |  More images |
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| Thompson/LaTurner House | 3119 S. Day Street | 
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| Times Square Building | 414 Olive Way |  More images |
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| Tolliver Temple | 1915 E Fir Street |  More images |
June 21, 2023[31] | Originally Sephardic Bikur Holim synagogue |
| Town Hall Seattle (former Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist)[6] | 1119 Eighth Avenue |  More images |
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| Treat House (a.k.a. Harry Whitney Treat House) | 1 W. Highland Drive | 
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| Trinity Parish Episcopal Church | 609 8th Avenue |  More images |
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| Troy Laundry Building | 311-329 Fairview Avenue N. |  More images |
Mostly demolished in 2015; only part of the façade remains | |
| Tugboat Arthur Foss | Historic Ships Wharf, 860 Terry Avenue N. |  More images |
World's oldest wooden tugboat; Washington State Heritage Flagship | |
| Turner-Koepf House / Beacon Hill Garden House | 2336 15th Avenue South |  More images |
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| Twenty-Third Avenue Houses Group | 812-828 23rd Avenue |  |
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| 20th Avenue NE Bridge | Through Ravenna Park |  More images |
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| U.S. Immigration Building | 84 Union Street |  More images |
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| Union Stables[32] | 2200 Western Ave |  More images |
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| University Heights Elementary School[5] | 5031 University Way N.E. |  More images |
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| University Library | 5009 Roosevelt Way N.E. |  More images |
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| University Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsonage | 4142 Brooklyn Avenue N.E. |  More images |
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| University National Bank | 4502 University Way NE |  More images |
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| University Presbyterian Church "Inn" | 4555 16th Avenue N.E. | 
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| UW Canoe House/ASUW Shell House/US Naval Training Hangar | 3655 Walla Walla Rd NE | .jpg) More images |
December 20, 2018 (125742) |
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| UW Eagleson Hall | 3902 E. Stevens Way NE | .jpg)
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| UW Faculty Club | 4020 E. Stevens Way NE |  More images |
Now University of Washington Club | |
| UW Engineering Annex / AYPE Foundry | 3900 E. Stevens Way NE | 
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August 21, 2020 (126153) |
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| UW Parrington Hall | 4105 Memorial Way NE |  More images |
June 17, 2019 (125838) |
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| Van Asselt School | 7201 Beacon Avenue South | |||
| Van Vorst Building | 413-421 Boren Avenue N. |  More images |
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| Victorian House | 1414 S. Washington Street |
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| Victorian Row Apartment Building | 1236–1238 S. King Street | 
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| Villa Costella | 348 West Olympic Place |  More images |
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| Volunteer Park[33] |  More images |
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| Volunteer Park Conservatory | 1400 E. Galer Street |  More images |
July 16, 2010 (123344) |
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| Volunteer Park Grounds | 1400 E Prospect Street |  More images |
December 8, 2016 (125215) |
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| Volunteer Park Water Tower | 1400 E. Prospect Street | _water_tower,_1925_(50046934443).jpg) More images |
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| Wagner Floating Home | 2700 Westlake Avenue N, Unit 10 | .jpg)
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| Wallingford Center / Interlake School[5] | 4416 Wallingford Avenue N./1815 N. 45th Street |  More images |
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| Wallingford Fire and Police Station | 1629 N. 45th Street |  More images |
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| Ward House | 520 E. Denny Way |  More images |
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| Washington Athletic Club[34] | 1325 6th Avenue | |||
| Washington Hall[35] | 14th Avenue and Fir Street |  More images |
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| Wayne Apartments[36][37] | 2214–2224 Second Avenue |  |
After a fire in June 2022, the Wayne Apartments were demolished in late August 2022. | |
| West Earth Co. Street Clock | 406 Dexter Avenue N. |  More images |
Clock was dismantled February 2015 and shipped to Essence of Time, Lockport, New York for overhaul and restoration. It is intended to be reinstalled when construction of a new building on this corner is completed. | |
| West Queen Anne Elementary School | 515 W. Galer Street |  More images |
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| West Queen Anne Walls | 8th Place W. between W. Galer Street and W. Highland Drive |  More images |
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| West Seattle High School[5] | 4075 S.W. Stevens Street | |||
| West Seattle Library | 2306 42nd Avenue S.W. |  More images |
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| White Motor Company Building | 1021 E. Pine Street |  |
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| William Tell Hotel | 2327 Second Ave. | 
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| Wilson-Pacific School (Woodrow Wilson Jr. High School) [citation needed] | 1330 N 90th St |  |
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| Wilsonian Apartments | 4700-4720 University Way N.E. |  |
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| Windham Apartments | 420 Blanchard Street | 
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| Wintonia Hotel | 1431 Minor Avenue |  More images |
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| Women's University Club of Seattle[38] | 1105 Sixth Avenue | 
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| Yesler Houses (H. L. Yesler's First Addition, Block 32, Lots 12, 13 & 14) | 103, 107 and 109 23rd Avenue | 
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| Yesler Terrace Steam Plant | 120 8th Avenue | 
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| YMCA Central Branch: South Building | 909 4th Avenue | |||
| YWCA Building | 1118 Fifth Avenue |  More images |
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See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Nomination and Designation Processes". Department of Neighborhoods, City of Seattle. Retrieved June 29, 2011.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i
Report on Landmark Designation LPB-49/81, City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board, 1981-02-19, accessed 2021-08-31. Landmarks List [dead link], City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, accessed 2021-08-31; equivalent as of 2022-12-23 is https://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/programs-and-services/historic-preservation/landmarks/landmark-list. LPB-49/81 calls this "First Avenue Groups"; the Department of Neighborhoods listing calls it "1st Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center" The following properties are listed in one or the other document:
- The three buildings constituting the present-day Alexis Hotel:
- Globe Building, listed in LPB-49/81 as 1001-1011 First Avenue and in the Department of Neighborhoods listing as 1005 1st Ave.
- Beebe Building, listed in both documents as 1013 First Ave (the Department of Neighborhoods listing gives that as 1013 1st Ave).
- Hotel Cecil, listed in LPB-49/81 as 1019-1023 First Avenue and in the Department of Neighborhoods listing as 1021 1st Ave.
- National Building, immediately behind the Alexis, listed in LPB-49/81 as 1006-1024 Western Avenue and in the Department of Neighborhoods listing as 1018 Western Ave.
- Coleman Building, listed in LPB-49/81 as 94-96 Spring Street. This building was across Spring Street to the north of the Alexis Hotel. Only the terracotta exterior survives, as the lower portion of the exterior of the Watermark Tower, built 1983 (see "Watermark Tower". Building Envelope Technology & Research. Retrieved August 31, 2021.). The Department of Neighborhoods listing gives this the presumably erroneous address of 95 Spring St (possibly a side entrance to the Alexis, possibly entirely fictitious) and calls it the "Colman Building," the name of an entirely distinct building several block south at 801-821 First Avenue.
- Grand Pacific Hotel, not listed in LPB-49/81, but another hotel building of the same vintage, between the Coleman/Watermark building and the Colonial Hotel. The Department of Neighborhoods listing gives this as 1116 1st Ave, but the building is actually at 1115 First Avenue.
- Colonial Hotel, listed in LPB-49/81 as 1119-1123 First Avenue and in the Department of Neighborhoods listing as 1117 1st Ave
- The three buildings constituting the present-day Alexis Hotel:
- ^ Gordon, Karen (February 6, 2013). "777 Thomas Street designation" (PDF). City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board.
- ^ "Report on Designation: Ainsworth & Dunn Warehouse" (PDF). Landmarks Preservation Board, City of Seattle. September 2, 2014. p. 10. Retrieved January 5, 2017.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Listed in "Landmarks A–Z". Department of Neighborhoods, City of Seattle. Retrieved May 28, 2012. but not in Table of Historical Landmarks, Seattle Municipal Code, retrieved May 28, 2012.
- ^ a b c Several familiar buildings received landmark status this November, Front Porch: [Seattle] Department of Neighborhoods News and Events, 2012-11-26. Accessed online 2012-12-10.
- ^ Knute Berger, Landmark mansion is demolished, quietly, Crosscut.com, 2015-05-04. Accessed online 2015-11-13.
- ^ Cedar Park Elementary School designation
- ^ Central Building designation
- ^ Chiarelli-Dore House designation
- ^ Sanjay Bhatt, Surprise: Denny's declared landmark, Seattle Times, February 21, 2008. Accessed online 15 March 2008.
- ^ Despite designating the building as a landmark the Landmarks Preservation Board gave permission for the building to be demolished. See Stuart Eskenazi, Landmarks Preservation Board gives owner OK to tear down Ballard Denny's, Seattle Times, May 22, 2008. Accessed online 20 June 2008.
- ^ Fashioncraft Building Designated a Seattle Landmark , MAin2 (blog of Historic Seattle), 2012-01-05. Accessed online 2012-12-10
- ^ "Ordinance No. 106053" (PDF). City of Seattle. Retrieved July 8, 2022.
- ^ Report on Designation: Fitch/Nutt House Archived 2011-06-04 at the Wayback Machine, City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board. Accessed online 26 November 2008.
- ^ "Freeway Park in downtown Seattle declared city landmark". KIRO-7. May 20, 2022. Retrieved July 8, 2022.
- ^ Bryan Cohen, Capitol Hill’s Gaslight Inn wins Seattle landmark status, Capitol Hill Seattle Blog, 2015-10-07. Accessed 2015-10-07.
- ^ "Immaculate Conception Church" (PDF). Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board. December 19, 1973. Retrieved September 4, 2023.
- ^ Judge Ronald House designation
- ^ Latona/Ace Hotel designation
- ^ Naomi Ishisaka (November 4, 2019). "Hidden spring in Seattle park wins landmark designation after hard-fought effort". Seattle Times. Retrieved November 4, 2019.
- ^ Wendy Watson, Two Elementary Schools are Seattle’s Newest Landmarks, frontporch.seattle.gov, 2015-05-26. Accessed online 2015-11-13.
- ^ Montlake School designation
- ^ "City of Seattle Landmark Nomination Report: Rainier Masonic Temple/Prince Hall Masonic Temple" (PDF). City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board. August 2018.
- ^ Norton Building Designation
- ^ "Individual Landmarks". City of Seattle. Archived from the original on August 9, 2014. Retrieved August 25, 2014.
- ^ "Report on Designation: Seattle Post-Intelligencer P-I Globe" (PDF). The City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board. 2012. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 24, 2014. Retrieved January 24, 2017.
- ^ Former Sand Point Naval Air Station Designated as a Historic District, MAin2 (Historic Seattle's Preservation Blog), 18 March 2011. Retrieved 22 March 2011.
- ^ Schoenfeld Building designation
- ^ Emma Hinchliffe (June 17, 2022). "Mid-century modern office building receives historic landmark status". Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce. Retrieved July 8, 2022.
- ^ "CD church checks off all 6 landmark boxes". Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce. June 26, 2023. Retrieved July 7, 2023.
- ^ Union Stables designation
- ^ Community Advocacy: Volunteer Park Seattle Landmark Designation Archived 2014-03-17 at the Wayback Machine, Historic Seattle, undated (part of 2012 Awards list). Accessed online 2012-12-10
- ^ KING5.com Staff, Washington Athletic Club designated a historical landmark[permanent dead link], KING-5 News, March 30, 2009. Accessed online 2009-05-04.
- ^ Dominic Holden, Washington Hall Designated as Historic Landmark, Slog (The Stranger's blog), 2009-01-09. Accessed online 2009-05-04.
- ^ Board votes to save Belltown’s 125-year-old apartment building, KIRO-TV, 2015-10-07. Accessed 2015-10-08.
- ^ Fight to save 'heart and soul' of Belltown in Seattle Archived 2015-10-09 at the Wayback Machine, KING-TV, 2015-10-08. Accessed 2015-10-08.
- ^ "Parcel ID 0942000255". Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. Retrieved December 28, 2014.
- ^ (1) "Landmarks A–Z". Department of Neighborhoods, City of Seattle. Retrieved June 29, 2011., updated based on access June 11, 2015, September 1, 2021; as of April 7, 2024 this link no longer works and leads to a gambling site. (2) "Landmarks List". Department of Neighborhoods, City of Seattle. Retrieved June 2, 2021. (3) Table of Historical Landmarks, Seattle Municipal Code, retrieved March 15, 2008 5:28 PM PDT and updated Table of Historical Landmarks, Seattle Municipal Code, retrieved May 27, 2012. This one also includes several long-gone buildings that had landmark status, such as the Jolly Roger Roadhouse, burned in an arson fire October 19, 1989. Table is archived on the Internet Archive (version of 2012-07-28).
