919 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

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6 Collections results for 919 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

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A4006-2

ca. 1937. California Florist Shop, 919 Pacific Ave, owned and operated by Lorenzo Ghilarducci. Easter 1937. (filed with Argentum)


California Florist Shop (Tacoma); Florist shops--Tacoma--1930-1940;

A4006-3

ca. 1937. California Florist Shop, 919 Pacific Ave, owned and operated by Lorenzo Ghilarducci. View of front window with floral display in the form of a Cross for Easter 1937. (filed with Argentum)


California Florist Shop (Tacoma); Florist shops--Tacoma--1930-1940; Window displays--Tacoma--1930-1940; Flower arrangements;

D7888-3

Annual mid-winter dance given by University Club. Man on skis poses next to column where wives of club have decorated skis with silver wrap. Taken at California Florists, man may be owner, Lorenzo Ghilarducci. (T. Times, 2/4/1939, p. 6).


University Club (Tacoma); California Florist (Tacoma);

D7888-1

Photograph taken in January of 1939 featuring the decorations for the annual midwinter dance of the University Club. The dance was scheduled to be held in the roof garden at the Winthrop Hotel. Decorations included skis large and small covered in sparkling silver and interspersed with silver icicles of varying lengths. The decorating committee consisted of wives of University Club members, left to right: Marian Todd, Grace Pugh, Florence Schmitt, and Margery Gallwas. Photograph taken at California Florist. (T. Times 2/4/39, p. 6)


University Club (Tacoma); Clubwomen--Tacoma--1930-1940; Todd, Marian; Pugh, Grace; Schmitt, Florence; Gallwas, Margery; California Florist (Tacoma);

919 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

  • Bank of New Tacoma -opened Oct. 1880
  • TNT 4/7/1953 p.F5 Banking's history long and stormy (il) 979.72 H91 Vol.I opp. p.270 (il) 979.778 H628H Vol.I p.40 (mention)
  • Year Built: 1880
  • Decade Built: 1880s
  • Demolished