The theme this week seems to be buildings turning 100. We’ve got St. James Cathedral, Good Shepherd, and Pike Place Market. Here are this week’s Links To The Past.

• Sodo Needs Shades Of Blue Jerry Large of The Seattle Times reacts to the recent article about Henry Liebman wanting to turn Sodo into one giant condo.
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• Is Seattle A ‘Two-Dollar Whore’? Mossback is, err, back and taking a look at how we want it both ways when it comes to historic preservation. As usual, very insightful.
• St. James Celebrates 100 Years We may not all be able to agree on the merits of religion, but you can’t deny that this Seattle landmark is something to behold.
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  I’m going to check into getting on one of Julie Impett’s tours.
• After Rehab, Fixer Is Now Half-Million-Dollar Baby 1911 Craftsman sold for $315,000, flipped and now selling for $549,000. This one should interest all you real estate junkies as well.
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  Think they’ll make much money on it given the current Seattle housing market?
• Party To Celebrate As Good Shepherd Building Turns 100 I’d posted on the Good Shepherd Building celebration a little while ago.
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  Give a report in the comments if you attended.
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• Pike Place Market At 100 The Seattle Times has this page dedicated to Pike Place Market and their 100 year old mark.