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Description
Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. According to the negative sleeve, this set of photographs is captured in color. The scans of these images are in black and white. NRHP reference # 74001960 A scratchy photograph of Union Station, as viewed at an angle from the front at the intersection of South Jackson Street and 4th Avenue in Seattle. Several pedestrians cross 4th Avenue at center; half approach the camera and the other half walk away from camera. The crosswalk enters frame from the lower right corner and extends back towards center, crossing 4th Avenue. 4th Avenue extends across the image in the foreground. At left, 4th Avenue intersects South Jackson Street. The latter stretches into the distance on a slight angle from left to center. At far right and on the opposite side of 4th Avenue, Union Station enters frame at right. The Beaux Arts building is viewed at an angle from the front. A large porte-cochere extends from the front of the building. In front of the station, at left, cars congest South Jackson Street in the near distance. Farther down South Jackson Street, buildings line both sides of the street. Five punched holes dot the bottom edge. Text from negative sleeve: 2321. Color. Banff trip June 1947. Seattle July 2, 1947. 1. Shoppers at Public Market 2. Mertie West on the corner 3. Union Depot Seattle, a busy traffic spot
Type
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1998_2321_002 ark:/21198/zz002j3f5x
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
City & town life--Washington--Seattle Traffic conjestion--Washington--Seattle Pedestrians--Washington--Seattle Cities & towns--Washington Union Station (Seattle, Wash.)
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