Standard Oil Company of California, Dock, Waterfront, Seattle, WA demolished

AKA: Standard Oil of California, Wharf, Waterfront, Seattle, WA; Port of Seattle, Pier 32, Waterfront, Seattle, WA

Structure Type: built works - infrastructure

Designers: [unspecified]

Dates: [unspecified]

click to open gallery Map view of the Standard Oil Company of California, Dock and Storage Facilities, Seattle, 1912; from Baist's Real Estate Atlas of Surveys of Seattle, Wash, Map #23, (Philadelphia: Baist Company, 1912), scanned by Dorpat Sherrrard Lomont
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1919 East Marginal Way South
Waterfront, Seattle, WA 98134
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Overview

The Standard Oil Company of California had developed this dock for oil intake and storage before 1912.

Structure History

The pier was redesignated by the Port of Seattle, Pier 32 in 1944. (See Daryl C. McClary, HistoryLink.org Essay 9967, "Seattle docks and piers are given new designations on May 1, 1944," posted 11/26/2011, accessed 10/24/2016.)

Demolition

The oil tanks used by the Standard Oil Company have been removed.

PCAD id: 20720

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