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C. E. Conrad, John Graham Sr., David John Myers
Active 1905-1910
Firm Notes
Graham and Myers operated in Seattle, WA. On 08/22/1905, a Seattle Times classified ad appeared on p. 14 indicating that Graham and Myers maintained offices in Rooms 320-321 in the Globe Building. (L.R. Stradley and Company's Seattle Business Directory [1905], [p. 7], listed Graham and Myers in Room #320 of the Globe Building.)
The Seattle City Directory, 1907, (p. 513), indicated that Graham and Myers occupied Rooms #905-908 in the Lowman Building, constructed in 1902. A Seattle Daily Times classified ad appeared on 06/27/1907, p. 19, that listed the firm's office in Room #907 of the Lowman Building. (See Graham and Myers classified ad,Seattle Daily Times, 0627/1907, p. 19.)
A note in the Western Architect reported on the dissolution of the firm in 1910:“The firm of Graham& Myers, architects, having been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. David J. Myers begs to announce that he will continue the practice of architecture at 721-722 Central building, Seattle.” (See(See “News from Architects,” Western Architect, v.15-16, 1910, p. V.)
PCAD id: 1890
| Name | Date | City | State |
|---|
| Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE), Agriculture Building, Seattle, WA | 1908-1909 | Seattle | WA |
| Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE), Chinese Village, Seattle, WA | 1909 | Seattle | WA |
| Algonquin Apartment House, Seattle, WA | | Seattle | WA |
| Clark Apartments First Hill, Seattle, WA | | Seattle | WA |
| Gerber Hotel, Seattle, WA | 1909-1910 | Seattle | WA |
| Hainsworth, William H., Jr., and Regina Florence, House, West Seattle, Seattle, WA | 1907 | Seattle | WA |
| Henry Meat Packing Company, Factory #2, Seattle, WA | 1905-1906 | Seattle | WA |
| Kenney Presbyterian Home, Seattle, WA | 1907-1908 | | |
| Kenny, Samuel and Jessie, Presbyterian Home, Seattle, WA | | Seattle | WA |
| Lyon Building, Downtown, Seattle, WA | 1910 | Seattle | WA |
| Prosser, William Farrand and Flora L. Thornton, House, Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA | 1908-1909 | Seattle | WA |
| Robinson Apartment House, Seattle, WA | | Seattle | WA |
| Union Street Improvement Project, Seattle, WA | | Seattle | WA |
| University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Women's Dormitory, Seattle, WA | 1935-1936 | Seattle | WA |
| Westlake Hotel, Downtown, Seattle, WA | 1907 | Seattle | WA |
| Ye College Inn, University District, Seattle, WA | 1908-1909 | Seattle | WA |
"The Building of Seattle: A City of Great Architectural Promise", Architectural Record, 32: 1, 17, 07/1912. Croly, Herbert, "The Building of Seattle: A City of Great Architectural Promise", Architectural Record, 32: 1, 19, 07/1912. Croly, Herbert, "The Building of Seattle: A City of Great Architectural Promise", Architectural Record, 32: 1, 18, 07/1912. Swope, Carolyn T., "Various Tudor Revival Residence (1900-1930)", Classic Houses of Seattle, 158, 247, 2005. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, Guide to Architecture in Washington State, 193, 1980. Seattle Architectural Club Yearbook 1910, np, 1910. Seattle Architectural Club Yearbook 1910, np, 1910. "For Col. W.F. Prosser", Seattle Daily Times, 37, 1909-12-05. "Business Block on Site of Old Gatzert Home", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 02/02/1910. Cohen, Aubrey, "When home, history are living together", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, B1, B5, 01/23/2007. "Desire Harmony in Building on Third", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 04/14/1907. "Building Permits Issued during Week", Seattle Times, 1909-11-07. "Month of September Shows Big Volume of Realty Transfers", Seattle Times, 5, 1905-10-01. "New $600,000 Women's 'Dorm' to Open Doors", Seattle Times, 56, 1936-10-04. Rash, David A., "Schack, Young and Myers", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 161, 1994. Rash, David, "Schack, Young and Myers", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 158, 1994. "Clark Apartments, Seattle, Washington", Western Architect, 10: np, 07/1909. "Detail of Agricultural Building, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition", Western Architect, plate following page 6, 1909-07. 
