436 BROADWAY, TACOMA

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Interiors of Wood Convalescent Home. In late 1956, the former John S. Baker home became the Wood Convalescent Home. Built in 1887 in the Queen Anne style of architecture, the rest home had semi-private rooms with hospital-style beds and modern trays. Comfortable period furniture was available for either patient or guest. The Wood Convalescent Home was owned and operated by Agnes H. Wood. It had room for 34 beds and each bed was equipped with a modern buzzer button to summon nurses. Three sitting rooms were provided for quiet visits from guests or just relaxing. Patients enjoyed 24 hour patient care and visitors were welcome at any time. Remodeling was done by Cameron Construction Co. Photograph ordered by Wood Convalescent Home. (TNT 12-2-56, B-13)


Wood Convalescent Home (Tacoma); Rest homes--Tacoma--1950-1960; Nursing homes--Tacoma;

436 BROADWAY, TACOMA

  • 2 images. John S. Baker Plant & Whitney, arch. Farrell & Darmer, consulting arch. H.O. Ball, contr.
  • TDL 2/20/1887 p.4 Sales and improvements
  • TDL 9/8/1887 p.8 The building era
  • TDL 1/1/1888 p.6 permits
  • TDL 6/6/1901 p.2 (account of wedding)
  • TDL 5/13/1906 p.19 (alterations by Russell & Babcock, arch.) 979.72 H91 Vol.I p.387 979.7788 K355T p.33 (il) ----- A.T. McPherson
  • TDL 3/1/1925 p.D6 (account of party) ----- Mahogany Hall / Movikoff School of the Dance
  • TDL 4/15/1928 p.A10 (ad) ----- Wood Convalescent Home Mrs. Agnes Wood, operator
  • TNT 12/2/1956 p.B13 John S. Baker home becomes rest haven (remodeling by the Cameron Construction Co., contr.) (interior il)
  • TNT 10/17/1962 p.D4 Addition to nursing home (E.L. Mills & Associates, arch. and Levage Construction Co., contr.) (sketch) ----- -print at TPL
  • Year Built: 1887
  • Decade Built: 1880s
  • Demolished: 2004
  • Style: Queen Anne