PCAD - Charles H. Beattie

Exterior view of the Grote-Rankin Department Store (right), photo taken during parade, perhaps July 4th, Seattle, WA, 1909. From the University of Washington (UW) Libraries, Special Collections Division, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Collection, Item #AYP703

Exterior view of the Target Department Store and Newmark Building (highrise to the right), Seattle, WA, 2018. From Google Maps/Street View

Portrait of George Henry Whitcomb, financier of the Whitcomb Building, 1910. From "Three Men of Great Wealth Visit Seattle," Seattle Daily Times, 02/25/1910, p. 1

Presentation drawing for the Whitcomb Building showing Saunders and Lawton addition, Architects, Seattle, WA, 1903. From "Whitcomb Building as It Will Appear When Occupied by the Teall-Hills Furniture and Carpet Company," Seattle Sunday Times, 09/27/1903, p. 21

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Beattie and Cannon, Building Contractors

Professional History

Résumé

Partner, Beattie and Cannon, Building Contractors, Seattle, WA, c. 1901.

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Relocation

In 1901, Beattie resided at 4502 Brooklyn Avenue in Seattle, WA, (See Polk's Seattle Directory Company'sSeattle, Washington, City Directory, 1901, p. 215.)

PCAD id: 8421

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Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Whitcomb Building, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1900-1901	Seattle	WA

Charles H. Beattie (Building Contractor)

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