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Yakima, Washington 98901
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Upper Level Detail. Larson Building. Yakima, Washington. Built in 1931. NRHP designated in 1984.
Entryway. A. E. Larson Building. Yakima, Washington.
Historic NRHP Plaque—Larson Building. Yakima, Washington.
Yakima Trust Company Building. 123 E. Yakima Avenue. Yakima, Washington.
Commercial Block. 121 E. Yakima Avenue. Yakima, Washington.
Commercial Block. Yakima, Washington.
Ghost Ad. Yakima, Washington.
Former First Christian Church. Yakima, Washington. Built in 1907, it was sold in 2000 to an evangelical church. Due to mounting maintenance costs and insurance issues, the congregation left the building in December 2024.
Mountain View. Yakima, Washington.
Merci Train 40/8 Boxcar. Yakima, Washington.
Merci Train 40/8 Boxcar. Yakima, Washington.
Merci Train 40/8 Boxcar. Yakima, Washington.
Merci Train 40/8 Boxcar. Yakima, Washington.
Detail. Merci Train 40/8 Boxcar. Yakima, Washington.
Americana 1502 Yakima,WA
Americana 1502 Yakima, WA
Cabinet Photo_faded portrait of a couple, North Yakima, Washington
Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney in Yakima WA - Troy Lee Firm
Entryway. A. E. Larson Building. 6 S. 2nd Street. Yakima, Washington.
Yakima Federal Savings Bank Building. Yakima, Washington.
New Yakima County Courthouse. Yakima, Washington. Built in 1963 and remodeled in 2011. Attached to rear of 1940 courthouse, which in itself was an addition to its predecessor.
Yakima County Courthouse. Yakima, Washington. Built in 1940 using the Art Moderne Style.
Merci Train 40/8 Boxcar. Yakima, Washington.
Larson Building. Yakima, Washington. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Built in 1931 using the Art Deco Style. John W. Maloney, Architect. Tallest building in Yakima—then, and now.
“Made Strong by Hunger and Thirst, and Hardships Endured Together”
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