PCAD - Parkinson and Evers, Architects

Exterior view of the Calkins Hotel, Mercer Island, WA, 1890. From the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI), Photograph Collections, Item #2002.3.1096

Exterior view of the Calkins Hotel, Mercer Island, WA, c. 1899. From the University of Washington, Seattle (UW) Libraries, Special Collections Division, Washington Localities Collection, Item #WAS0574

Exterior view of the Epler Building, Seattle, c. 1905, from Dorpat Sherrard Lomont and the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI)

Exterior view of the Pontius House, Seattle, c. 1890; from Dorpat Sherrard Lomont

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Cecil Louis Calvert Evers, John Parkinson

Active 1889-1890

The Parkinson and Evers practice was located in Seattle, WA; it operated from approximately 03/1889-06/1890.

PCAD id: 94

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
1st National Bank of Olympia, Headquarters #1, Olympia, WA	1889	Olympia	WA
Ballard, Martin D., House #1, Belltown, Seattle, WA	1889-1890	Seattle	WA
Butler Building #2, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA	1889-1890	Seattle	WA
Calkins, Charles C., Hotel, Mercer Island, WA	1889-1890	Mercer Island	WA
Courts of Washington, Whatcom County, Courthouse #2 Project, Fairhaven, WA	1890	Bellingham	WA
Epler Building, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1889-1890	Seattle	WA
Hilton, G.H., Double House, Seattle, WA	1890	Seattle	WA
McGuire Building, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA	1889	Seattle	WA
Olympia Hotel, Olympia, WA	1889-1890	Olympia	WA
Pontius, Rezin and Margaret J., House, Cascade, Seattle, WA	1889	Seattle	WA
Presbyterian Church Project, Mercer Island, WA	1890	Mercer Island	WA
Seattle National Bank Building, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA	1890-1892	Seattle	WA
Wallingford Building, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1889	Seattle	WA

Publications

Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, Guide to Architecture in Washington State An Environmental Perspective, 115, 1980. Nabbefeld, Joe, "Renewal of Smith Tower set", Puget Sound Business Journal, 18: 53, 1, 05/08/1998. "Live Times for Builders, A Five Story Block at Second and James Streets", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 07/03/1889. Ochsner, Jeffrey Karl, "John Parkinson", Shaping Seattle Architecture A Historical Guide to the Architects, 28 - 33, 1994. Brown, Leslie, "Pioneer Square: Will Make-Over Devour Its Soul? $2 Billion in Changes to Lively District Is Drawing a Mixed Reaction in Seattle", Tacoma News Tribune, A1, 12/28/1998.

Links

Historic Sites Summary for 102 Occidental WAY Seattle Now and Then: The Epler Block