R. J. Moore
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- Dec 12, 1876A Frontier Home on Second StreetIn the winter of 1876, a simple advertisement captures the rapid development and domestic churn of a burgeoning Seattle.Seattle, WA
- Dec 15, 1876The Real Estate Hunt of 1876A modest listing for a home between Seneca and University hints at the rapid transformation of early Seattle real estate.Seattle, WA
- Dec 16, 1876A House and Lot for Sale on Second Street (Dec 16, 1876)A straightforward classified advertisement for a house and lot on 2nd Street offers a window into the rapid, transactional growth of 1870s Seattle.Seattle, WA
- Dec 19, 1876The First Avenue Hill Real Estate HuntA straightforward 1876 listing for a 60x120 lot on Second Street captures a moment when the prestigious First Avenue Hill neighborhood was just beginning its transformation into Seattle's urban core.Seattle, WA
- Dec 25, 1876A House and Lot for Sale on Second Street (Dec 25, 1876)A quiet real estate listing from 1876 highlights the rapid development of early Seattle’s residential landscape.Seattle, WA
- Dec 27, 1876The Price of Early Seattle: A 60x120 Lot for SaleBefore the skyscrapers and the tech giants, a simple real estate listing in the 1876 press reveals the humble origins of land ownership in a budding Seattle.Seattle, WA
- Jan 4, 1877The Price of Early SeattleA real estate notice from 1876 advertises a prime plot of land between Seneca and University—a neighborhood that would eventually become the heartbeat of downtown Seattle.4th Street, Seattle, WA
- Jan 6, 1877A Frontier Real Estate DealA classic 1876 listing for a house and lot on 2nd Avenue, revealing the mid-development geography of early Seattle.Seattle, WA
- Jan 8, 1877The Real Estate Opportunity of 1876A modest listing for a large lot near the University of Washington's original site offers a glimpse into Seattle's early land rush.Seattle, WA
- Jan 9, 1877The Downtown Seattle Lot That Could Have Been YoursA 1876 real estate advertisement offers a sprawling 160x120 foot residential parcel in the heart of what is now the metropolitan core.Downtown Seattle, Seattle
- Jan 10, 1877The Price of a Seattle Lot in 1876A modest classified advertisement offers a glimpse into the vanished affordability of downtown Seattle real estate.Seattle, WA
- Jan 11, 1877The Price of a 1876 Pioneer HomesteadA modest classified advertisement offers a glimpse into the vanished residential geography of downtown Seattle’s First Hill.Seattle, WA
- Jan 13, 1877The Real Estate Market of 1876A straightforward listing for a modest home on 2nd Street offers a window into the foundational land development of Seattle.Seattle, WA
- Feb 19, 1877An Affordable Dream: A 60x121 Foot Seattle HomesteadIn 1877, a lot on Second Street—now the heart of Seattle's high-density urban core—was listed for sale as a private residential homestead.Second Street, Seattle, WA