File:Pier 54 Seattle (Galbraith dock) circa 1901.jpg
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| Description |
Pier 54, then known as Pier 3 or the Galbraith Dock, circa 1901, shortly after construction. The steamer T.W. Lake is also shown, apparently unloading barrels onto the dock. The T.W. Lake was engaged in the transport of lime from Roche Harbor, and Galbraith, Bacon were dealers in construction materials. Lime was transported in barrels, so it seems reasonable to assume this is the cargo being unloaded. |
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http://pauldorpat.com/seattle-now-and-then/seattle-now-then-the-fireboat-duwamish/ |
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Entire |
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No |
| Purpose of use |
Show Pier 3 (now Pier 54) and Railroad Avenue (now Alaskan Way) as they existed in 1901, shortly after the pier was constructed. |
| Replaceable? |
Not replaceable. Shows a unique historic period of a still existing set of structures. |
| Other information |
No photographer supplied. May have been taken from the Seattle Fire Department fire tower, used for drying fire hoses, at the fire station / fire boat dock that then and now was located immediately to the south of Pier 54 / Pier 3. |
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