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camlin hotel;
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The architect for the Camlin was Carl L. Linde of Portland, a one time brewery builder, who had built the edifice to resemble an Italian castle. The 94 apartments had all of the latest conveniences, such as "shower baths" and dinettes and kitchenettes. The penthouse comprised the entire 11th floor.
On October 31, 1926, the Camlin Apartment Hotel had its official opening. The Seattle Times at the time stated,
SALES;
Before the Puget Sound Savings and Loan went under in 1931, the Camlin had been sold to the Vance Lumber Company, which already owned Seattle's Vance Hotel.
Cabana units
[edit]In 1960, in preparation for the 1962 World's Fair, 52 cabana units were added, along with a pool and a sun deck for a total cost of $2 million.
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