1005 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

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D151443-1

Interior view of Hunt's Office Supply. A customer is shown a selection of pens by a Hunt's employee on April 11, 1967. The store was well stocked with a wide variety of office supplies including stationery, writing tools, reference books and leather goods. Hunt's Office Supply was located at 1005 Pacific Ave., next door to the Pierce County Federal Savings & Loan. Photograph ordered by Office Products Dealer, Duluth, Minnesota.


Hunt's Office Supply (Tacoma); Stationery trade--Tacoma; Office equipment & supplies; Shopping--Tacoma--1960-1970;

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ca. 1936. Opening of new, small restaurant with counter and tables. Space in older building with elaborate wood and leaded glass cabinetry, tin ceiling, and arcaded windows with Corinthian columns. Large, uniformed staff standing at designated stations. Probably Feeney's Cafe. Feeney's was owned by Mrs. Jessie Feeney, Mrs. Viola Hinz and Irving Ball.


Feeney's Cafe (Tacoma); Restaurants--Tacoma--1930-1940; Restaurant workers--Tacoma--1930-1940;

1005 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

  • 1 image. Robert Pollock Bldg. Paul Bergfeldt, arch. C.A. Opperman, contr. SEE ALSO: 1001-05 PACIFIC AVE.
  • TDL 3/8/1908 p.21 Erect $4,000 brick building
  • TDL 4/5/1908 p.5 Building being rushed ----- Lotus Liquor Co.
  • TDL 2/19/1913 (il) -----
  • TDL 9/1/1918 p.B1 Modern cafeteria on Pacific Ave. nears completion (three store bldgs. at 1001,1003 and 1005 Pacific Ave. remodeled into one unit for the Lotus Cafeteria) ----- American Finance & Deposit Co.
  • TDL 10/19/1919 p.B5 New home for deposit vaults (remodeling by Roland E. Borhek, arch.) ----- First Mutual Savings Bank
  • TDL 8/8/1926 p.A9 To remodel building on Pacific Ave. (new "Spanish" store front by Sutton, Whitney & Dugan, arch. and Ketner Bros., contr.)
  • TDL 8/15/1926 p.E8 (sketch)
  • Year Built: 1908
  • Decade Built: 1900s
  • Demolished