Building Department Annual Reports 1894-1979

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Building Department Annual Reports 1894-1979

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Annual reports of the Building Department, 1894 to 1977. The 1894-1895 reports are from the Dept. of Buildings, Bridges, and Wharves. Records include information on building construction and inspection, safety issues, and economic issues. Also included is information on permits, revenues, and buildings erected.

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Seattle Municipal Archives

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