419 1st (28)

419 (28)

1884 - Furniture & Upholstry - P.F. Cedarholm Furniture maker & coffins

1886 - Peter F. Cedarholm owner (tax)

1888 - vacant (Sam NcNeilly's building)

1890/Feb - Spokane Flour Mills/ a German laundry.

16 February 1890, damaged by fire.

1890-03-06 - Weise, of the German laundry, was evidently born with an overload of bull-headedness, as he is giving his landlord a great deal of trouble in attempts to dislodge him from the McNeilly building.

1890-04-24 - Queen Chop House, Robert Kaiser, proprietor. Warm meals at all hours and prices reasonable. Robert Kaiser has rented the building formerly used as the Spokane flour depot and will immediately start the queen chop house where the very best of meals will be served at all hours.

1890 - Grocery and Dwelling

1890 - possibly lot 4 owned by Margaret McNeilly

1891 - vacant

1897 - McIntire Hotel, boarding house & lodging

1904-01-15 - C.A. Smith sold his hotel business to A.S. and Jennie Taylor McIntire who took possession last Sunday [CFP]

1905 - Central Hotel

1907 - the Short Order Restaurant is noted being connected to Central Hotel. It appears the restaurant used the building next door to the west.

1908 - Central Hotel (1908-02-21 CFP): A.S. McIntire, proprietor; Table Board $5/wk; Board & Room $6/wk; Lodging $.50/wk; Day Board & Room $1.25/day; Meals $.25

1908-05-01 - A.S. McIntire is making extensive improvements on his hotel property. The repairs will include a solid stone foundation under the building and a cement sidewalk in front. The sidewalk will cost considerably over $100. It will join Tormey's [Gem Market] sidewalk on the west.

1911ish - William Walter joined his father's business, expanding into the former hotel building next door with a wagon repair department that evolved into an auto repair shop.

1916 - Model Garage

1917 - Model Garage

1925 - re renamed the auto garage William Walter's Service Station with a gas pump out front. Bill Walter tore out the pumps in March 1939.

The theater used the address 419

1929-Oct-8 - Formal opening of La Melodeon cinema

1929 - 1945 - Melodian Theater

1946 - 1954 - Pix Theater

1959 July 24 - 1961 - Pix Theater

27 March 1969 Pix Theater demolished for a parking lot for the bank next door.

#29 and 28 combined to create 419 1st Street

1969-09-13        The Pix Theater was raized. The location will be landscaped to a parking lot for the SeaFirst Bank.

Seattle First National Bank, purchaser of the building from William Corbett. Bank manager, W.E. Betz said plans are to install drive-in service and anticipate starting the demolishing project next month. He said the bank also owns the parking lot directly behind the Seattle First National building which is to be used for the drive-in service and for customer parking.

1994 - remodeled

003/19498. Pix Theater 1951.

022/2835 1939-1941

158.49 bank, harness & saddlery, Model garage, unknown, bandstand, Gem Meat market, the rest unknown. 1920ca

711 - 1877: Bank, harness shop, furniture shop.