PCAD - Nestor, John, Architect

Detail view of the Gordon Hardware Company Store and Office Building #2, Seattle, c. 1895; from the University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division, Arthur Churchill Warner Photographs Collection

Ext view of the Frye Block. also known as the Hotel Stevens, Seattle, WA, c. 1900 (from Alfred D. Bowen, Seattle and the Orient, [Seattle: Times Printing Company, 1900], p. 83)

Exterior of the Frye Opera House (left center with spire), about to burn in the Great Fire of 1889, Seattle, WA, 1889. From Dorpat Sherrard Lomont.com, "Seattle Now & Then: Poetry and Prose at 1st and Madison"

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Operated in San Francisco, CA, c. 1865-1883, and in Seattle, WA, 1883-1912;

PCAD id: 1613

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
1st Methodist Episcopal Church #2, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1887-1889	Seattle	WA
Carter Building, Portland, OR	1865	Portland	OR
Frye Building, 1st Avenue and Marion Street, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1889-1890	Seattle	WA
Frye, George F., Opera House, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1883-1884	Seattle	WA
Gordon Hardware Company, Store and Office Building #2, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA	1889-1890	Seattle	WA
Hinckley Building, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA	1890-1891	Seattle	WA
Ladd and Bush Bank, 302 State Street Branch, Salem, OR	1869	Salem	OR
Ladd and Tilton Bank, Headquarters Building, Portland, OR	1868-1869	Portland	OR
Minor, Thomas Taylor, House, Seattle, WA		Seattle	WA

Publications

Ochsner, Jeffrey Karl, Andersen, Dennis A., Distant Corner: Seattle Architects and the Legacy of H.H. Richardson, 34-36, 2003. Collins, James Madison, Seattle Then & Now, 6-7, 2000. "Family Trees Will Be on Display Here", Seattle Times, 16, 1933-08-20. Andersen, Dennis A., Shaping Seattle Architecture A Historical Guide to the Architects, 349, 1994. "Hinckley, Timothy D.", Sketches of Washingtonians, 198, 1906.

Links

A glance at Seattle’s First Ave. and Madison St., 1905