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Building History

Spokane architect Albert Held (1866-1924) designed this hospital before 1906.

Building Notes

A brief description in the Western Architect said of Saint Luke's Hospital: "St. Luke's Hospitalat Spokane is a good type of hospital for an average city, when, as in this instance, it is located on a rise of ground with ample space surrounding it for lawn and shrubbery." (See "Illustrations," The Western Architect, vol. 9, no. 1, 01/1906, p. 14.)

Boughton-Robbins postcard #2791 showed the hospital's exterior c. 1910. The building had an L-shape at the time, with three stories covered by perpindicular gable roofs. Exterior details were in the Colonial Revival Style. Notably, one end wall had a stepped parapet. Two porticos, painted white, projected on the front facade.

PCAD id: 13346