Neterer, Jeremiah, House, Northeast Seattle, Seattle, WA (1915-1916) demolished

Structure Type: built works - dwellings - houses

Designers: Willatzen, Andrew C.P., Architect (firm); Andrew Christian Peter Willatzen (architect)

Dates: constructed 1915-1916

2 stories

click to open gallery Elevations drawing of the Jeremiah Neterer House, Seattle, 1915; from the University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division, Andrew Willatsen Collection
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2702 Broadway East
Northeast Seattle, Seattle, WA 98102
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Building History

Jeremiah Neterer (1862-1943) was a judge who commissioned this residence from Seattle architect Andrew Wilatsen (1876-1974) in 1915. The drawings for the house were dated 08/30/1915.

Building Notes

The Neterer House was a large, Tudor Revival building, with half-timbering facing the second floor. A gable roof, punctuated by third-floor dormers, covered the dwelling.

Demolition

The Neterer House was razed to make way for Saint Patrick's Catholic Church at 2702 Broadway East.

PCAD id: 12189

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