Washington Pioneer Hall, date unknown, view S. E. 43rd & Blaine Str. E. Photo shows two-story brick building with arched windows and “Washington Pioneer Hall” carved near top. Sign on side says “Olympic Boat Works.” Image courtesy Washington State Digital Archives.
Hurrah! Welcome back!
Indeed, missed the occasional fix of an old photo, a good day to begin a morning.
A more recent picture of the building is available on a short video at the website of Pioneer Association of the State of Washington: http://www.wapioneers.org/
The site lives!
I always wondered about the Pioneers building. I walk by it all the time and am fascinated that it is a museum!
interesting little frame houses to the south of the building – maybe beached houseboats? Madison Park is a little ritzier now.
That’s interesting to see across the lake.
There wasn’t much on the east side of Lake Washington in those days. I had a great aunt and uncle who had a little old farm north of Kirkland someplace, and it took forever to get there. By the way, the car partially obscured by the tree on the right is a Kaiser.
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