AKA: Seattle Public Schools, Eastern School, Seattle, WA

Structure Type: built works - public buildings - schools

Designers: [unspecified]

Dates: constructed 1877-1877

6th Avenue and Madison Street
Seattle, WA

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The Seattle Public Schools bought a lot bounded by 6th Street (later Avenue), Madison Street, 7th Street (Avenue) and Marion Street.

The Seattle Public Schools bought 1.4 acres of property roughly bounded by 6th Street (later Avenue), Madison Street, 7th Street (Avenue) and Marion Street. A small, two-room, one-story school house was erected rapidly in 1877; it operated until 05/17/1883, when the 6th Street School #2 was built to the plans of Isaac Palmer. Later this two-room school house was adaptively reused as an apartment house, and later, in 1950, demolished to provide another vital parking lot.

The 6th Street School #1 was a spare utilitarian building, a gabled box covered with clapboard siding, meant to be erected quickly.

PCAD id: 15215