Frye Building, 6th Avenue and Pike Street, Downtown, Seattle, WA (1905-1906) demolished

Structure Type: built works - commercial buildings - office buildings

Designers: [unspecified]

Dates: constructed 1905-1906

6 stories

click to open gallery Newspaper article on the planning of the Frye Building, Seattle, 1905; from "George Frye Will Erect this Building at Sixth and Pike," Seattle Times, 04/09/1905, p. 8
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6th Avenue and Pike Street
Downtown, Seattle, WA 98101
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This Frye Building stood on the northwest corner of 6th Avenue and Pike Street.

Overview

George Frye commissioned the Seattle architectural firm of Bebb and Mendel to erect this approximately $250,000 building. The hotel would occupy the top six floors, while the first floor was to contain five storefronts on Pike Street. Frye built the hotel on a lot that once accommodated his family's residence.

Demolition

This building commissioned by George Frye was razed.

PCAD id: 22362

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