Police officer directing traffic at 4th and Pike, Seattle, circa 1920

In this image an unidentified Seattle Police officer directs pedestrian, automobile, and wagon traffic from the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Pike Street. On the right side of the frame, the menswear store Tailored Ready Co. is visible on the Southeast corner of the intersection. The store sold "men's and boys' clothing, uniforms, hats, caps, trunks, and suit cases," at 401-403 Pike Street from about 1905 until 1925. The building was replaced in 1927 by the current 4th & Pike Building. Caption information source: *Subjects (LCTGM): Business districts--Washington (State)--Seattle; Traffic police--Washington (State)--Seattle; Uniforms

Date: c. 1920
Photographer / author: Webster & Stevens
Archive: Wikimedia Commons
Type: photograph
Original size: 700 × 506 pixels

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Police officer directing traffic at 4th and Pike, Seattle, circa 1920

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