Sjulstad Collection of Guy Scott photographs, approximately 1917-1920

Sign in background reads: Milwaukee Cafe, American and Chinese dishes, open 7am to 11am, Merchants lunch 25¢. Milwaukee Hotel, Hot and Cold Water Steam Heat, Local and long distance telephones in each room, elevator service.

Negatives 8 and 10 were not scanned.

D.P. Dean was the Sales Manager at William T. Patten Company which distributed automobiles in the northwest. These included Hupmobile, White Motor Company, Chalmers Automobile and the Premier Motor Manufacturing Company. They were located at 10th and Pine Street in 1913.

Sign on bow reads: 3rd Anniversary of the launching of our first vessel S.S. Niels Nielsen.

The Fort Jackson was a 3,500-ton Ferris type wooden steamer launched March 27, 1919 by the Tacoma Shipbuilding Co. in Tacoma.

A small part of the ship Massachusetts is visible.

The Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company was active from 1911-1918 when it changed names to the Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company.

A photograph of a photograph possibly not in Seattle.

Sign on building reads: restaurant, lunch, room, cigars, tobacco.

Original photograph has signature of Avepe at 345 1/2 Wash. St. Portland, Oregon.

Sign in front reads: Real Estate West & Wheeler.

Was located at 202 Yesler Way.

Photograph of a photograph.

Written on original photograph: Lake Union one of Seattle's greatest assets.

At left is Fire Station No. 2 on NE corner of Third and Pine (later, location of Bon Marche). At right is Frederick & Nelson on NE corner of Fifth and Pine.

On April 7, 1920 the Lincoln Hotel, located at 4th Avenue and Madison Street caught fire.