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In 1910, architect Carl F. Gould, Sr., lived in the same building as the bank bookkeeper, William S. Peachey, the Madison Hotel at 1019 Madison Street, Seattle, WA. (Two other significant architects lived in the same building at the time: Joseph Cote [b. 1874] and Edouard Frere Champney [1874-1929]. Peachey (born c. 1875 in VA) also had Gould design his Seattle Capitol Hill residence in 1912. By 1920, Peachey had divorced his wife and was living by himself in an apartment at 820 4th Avenue in Seattle.

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