Booth Building, Seattle, ca. 1920

The Booth Building stood on the southeast corner of Pine and Broadway Streets. It was built by Drs. William G. and John R. Booth around 1907. At the time this photo was taken, it housed the Cornish School of Music as well as an auto supply business. Nellie C. Cornish founded the school in 1914. It later expanded to include drawing, painting and dance classes. In 1921, Cornish acquired its own building at 710 East Roy Street. Signs in image: Washington Auto Supply Automobile Accessories?. Art Studios for Rent - Large Hall 2nd Floor, Small Hall 4th Floor - For Recitals Concerts Lectures - Clubs & Private Social Entertainments - Office 4th Floor. Cornish School of Music - Expression, Language, Art, Dancing. The Triangle Electric Co. Booth Bldg. Carburetor Specialists. Lancaster Tire & Rubber Co. Groceries Fruit Vegetables Meats. Heinz. Cream. Paramount Ice Cream. Mrs. Andrews. Cigars - Ice Cream - Coca-Cola - Candies. Handwritten on sleeve: Booth Bldg. *Subjects (LCTGM): Art education--Washington (State)--Seattle; Commercial streets--Washington (State)--Seattle; Grocery stores--Washington (State)--Seattle; Cornish School of Music (Seattle, Wash.)

Date

c. 1920

Photographer / author

Webster & Stevens

Archive

Wikimedia Commons

Type

photograph

Original size

640 × 511 pixels

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