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- Oct 30, 1876The Price of a Two-House Dream in 1878 SeattleA real estate advertisement offers a glimpse into early residential development, featuring a pair of dwellings for $1,200.Seattle, WA
- Nov 17, 1876The Seattle Housing Boom of 1876While miners chased gold in North Georgia, Seattle entrepreneurs were busy speculating on 'hard finish' homes in a rapidly developing frontier town.Seattle, WA
- Nov 29, 1876An Early Real Estate Play in Pioneer SeattleA listing from 1873 offers a glimpse into the housing market of the era, where two dwelling houses and a half-acre lot were marketed as a 'good investment' in the budding city.Seattle, WA
- Nov 30, 1876The Original Seattle Starter HomeA 1876 real estate listing highlights a property near the University, complete with fruit orchards and multiple dwelling houses, showcasing the early layout of the growing city.University District, Seattle, WA
- Sep 29, 1877Forging the Future: The High Stakes of the Wilkeson Coal LineAs the Pacific Northwest transitions into an industrial powerhouse, a new rail line connects the rugged interior to the sea, promising to turn a wilderness of cedar and coal into a bustling mining frontier.Wilkeson, WA