Just a simple postcard today showing “commission row.” To read the story of the revolt against commission houses and early days of Pike Place Market, hit this HistoryLink article. Click on the thumbnail for higher resolution.

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This building, better known as the Leamington Hotel and Apartments, is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Who can explain the wildly different appearance of the building halves in this postcard/this photo and the look of it now? Specifically, the corner of the building goes from 4 windows to 3. Perhaps an artist’s rendering before it was completed ?

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If nothing else, these old postcards can be used in place of a baby name book. Buford Sandquist. If your last name just happens to be Sandquist, then I think your next child just found it’s name. The other nice thing about the postcards is that you get to find out more about the state you live in. As of 2009 Silvana, Washington had a land area of 1.5 squ are miles and a population of 97. I guess Buford’s small town stayed that way. And finally, hey it’s our first erotic postcard find! Contain your excitement, people. It reads:

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Postcard sent April, 8 1909  to Buford Sandquist of Silvana, Wa.

Past Post today is showing a turn of the century Shaw’s Pharmacy interior. Perhaps one of our readers from the library staff can look up where this was located. The author writes:

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A nice simple Holiday Inn painting ad from the 60′ s, most likely. The address puts this one somewhere around the current Home Depot site.

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Last week I posed a card of the early 1900′ s Scotti sh Rite Cathedral. Alan Stein thought in the comments that the original building was abandoned when this new structure was built in the early 60′s. This building has also since been demolished. Click for higher res.

The new and modern Scottish Rite Temple.

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The Scottish Rite Cathedral, which I assume stood facing this way (based on the grade). So what happened to it ? Alan? Click for higher resolution.

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Once again, the A.Y.P. Expo anniversary is coming up this summer. At first glance, I read the name on the back of this “official postcard” of the Expo as “Hate Remibold.” Best name ever, perhaps ? Alas, no, just “Kate Remibold.” Not as good. The author seems like an unwilling cousin forced to give a shout out. Click for higher res.

A Bit of Scenery on Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Grounds, Seattle, Wash., 1909. Official Post Card, Photo only Copyrighted 1908 A.Y.P.E. Co.

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We’re fast approaching the 100 year anniversary of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo. Better get to work on more AYPE buildings. Take it away, Chas:

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Postcard sent October 24, 1909.

This is the third in our line of “Greetings From Seattle” vintage postcards. Check out the first 40′s card here and the second here. This particular card looks to be from the 1940′s, judging from the Lake Washington Floating Bridge inside the second letter “t”. Click on the thumbnail for higher res.

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Attention roadside Americana fans, today we’ve got the old Ace Motor Hotel on Aurora. This 1957 postcard shows the “strategically located” Ace — which is now a Travelodge site. Five minutes from downtown, Northgate, and U District ? I don’t think so, not even in ’57. Click for higher res.

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Past Post is from 1912 showing First Avenue and some information for that year’s Golden Potlatch celebration. You know, the “free” feast spread for the whole world and its brother. Click for higher res.

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Past Post today is a century old Hotel Butler card. Though it is now a parking garage (with original foundation) the 1890 built Butler was once one of Seattle’s leading hotels and an icon of Prohibition revelry. There’s a fairly extensive Wikipedia entry on the structure. Department of Neighborhoods has an entry as well. Click for the high res scan.

Hotel Butler, Seattle, U.S.A. (W. G. King, Mgr.,) Lowman & Hanford Co., Pub., Seattle, Wash.

Past Postcard today is showing Lake Union, Ballard, and Fremont. The timestamp is hard to see, but you can guess this post is probably around 100 years old. Lawrence writes, I transcribe (probably incorrectly):

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Past Postcard this week is from 1911, showing a pre-skyscraper Second Ave. South from Pike. Our writer describes his trip (and means) in detail. Click on the thumbnails for more resolution.

Seattle, Wash. Second Ave., South from Pike.

Sent to London, England from Seattle, Wash April 17, 1911.