2006-2016 14th Ave W, Interbay / West Queen Anne Hill, Seattle, Washington. This shows all but the southernmost of a group of houses known as the Fourteenth Avenue West Group that have city landmark status. At the time these houses were built in the late 19th century, they were near the shore of Smith Cove, part of Elliott Bay. Since that time, landfill has left them a good distance from the water, with a light industrial district in between. See David Wilma, Seattle Landmarks: 14th Avenue W Residences (1890-1910), HistoryLink, April 15, 2001 for further information.
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