File:Seattle - Louisa Hotel - Club Royale entrance mural 04.jpg

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English: Part of a mural along the walls of a stairway leading down from Seventh Avenue South on the east side of the Louisa Hotel building, 669 S King St, International District, Seattle, Washington. During part of the Prohibition era, this led to the Club Royale speakeasy. The mural was rediscovered when the building was being rehabilitated after a 2013 fire.
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