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102-10 S 15TH ST, TACOMA

  • 1 image. Betz Bldg. Mrs. Jacob Betz, builder John Beihn, contr.
  • TDL 3/7/1915 p.19 15th Street may be trade center
  • TDL 4/18/1915 p.28 (il)
  • TDL 8/25/1915 p.9 (Tacoma) Heating Co. to spend $200,000
  • TDL 6/22/1919 p.C15 (il of McLean Moving & Storage Co. at 110 So. 15th St.)
  • TDL 11/9/1919 p.C13 (il of Steam Supply & Rubber Co. at 106 So. 15th St.)
  • TNT 8/16/1920 p.1 Rampant railroad car demolishes Tacoma building (il)
  • TDL 11/14/1920 p.B7 Plan to make city big freight center p.C7 (il of Steam Supply & Rubber Co.)
  • TNT 11/16/1946 p.1 $20,000 loss in flames (fire at Andrew's Fixture Co. at 104 So. 15th St.)
  • TNT 9/21/1947 Payroll builders of Tacoma (Andrew's Fixture Co., founded in 1921)
  • TNT 4/2/1967 p.A17 (permit to repair earthquake damage to parapets taken by the Polychrome Film Co.) 307.76 Un3T p.96
  • Year Built: 1915
  • Decade Built: 1910s

102-10 S 26TH ST, TACOMA

  • Consolidated Dairy Products
  • TNT 3/31/1951 p.2 Burglar robs safe of dairy factory
  • TNT 5/14/1957 p.A8 Two nabbed in building City Directory (1938-1963) Sanborn Map 1945 ----- Harley Davidson Motorcycles City Directory (1970-1976) ----- Solar Manufacturing Co. City Directory (1979-1987)
  • Year Built: 1937
  • Decade Built: 1930s
1021-1

1021-1

ca. 1934. First Methodist Church, general view of exterior. Heath and Gove, Architects, designed the building and it was dedicated in December of 1916. The original name was the First Methodist Episcopal Church; it was later renamed First United Methodist. The church was located at 5th and "K" (now Martin Luther King Jr. Way.) It had a seating capacity of 1,150. The church was demolished in January of 2007.

First Methodist Church (Tacoma); Protestant churches--Tacoma--1930-1940; Methodist churches--Tacoma--1930-1940;

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