Past Post: Hotel Frye

August 6th, 2008 @ 1:22 am by Cliffe | Sorted Past Post |
You may only know Hotel Frye (or The Frye Apartments) as the subject of Juan aka crazyscreamingguy aka The Frye Apartments Guy’s wrath. But long before Juan (or Pedro, the name he uses to “throw off the CIA”) took up his sign, Hotel Frye went up in 1911 for Seattle pioneer George Frye (from architects Bebb and Mendel). The building has served as low-income apartments since the early 1970′s. Click on this postcard thumbnail for a higher-res look.
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Hotel Frye. 3rd Avenue at Yesler Way, Seattle, Washington. In the heart of the evergreen playground. 325 Outside Rooms – Fireproof and Soundproof – One of Seattle’s Best. Completely equipped 24-hour garage in connection. Splendid Coffee Shop-Tea Rooms – Banquet Rooms. Located opposite City Hall Park and County-City Bldgs. Convenient to all means of transportation and accessible to Seattle’s financial, shopping and amusement centers.

2 Responses to “Past Post: Hotel Frye”

  1. Brian says:

    Good God Pedro drives me insane and has for years. I wish someone would kidnap him, put him in a shipping container and send him to Korea!

  2. didi says:

    Good use of an old hotel.

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