• Letter from Frank Stier Goodwin to Arthur Goodwin regarding feedback for his article on foreign markets, September 22, 1927

    Letter from Frank Stier Goodwin to Arthur Goodwin regarding feedback for his article on foreign markets, September 22, 1927

    Goodwin, Frank Stier

    Letter from Frank Stier Goodwin thanking Arthur Goodwin for his feedback on his article on foreign markets, 'Through the Levant with a Market-Basket.'

    Identifier: spl_sh_00091

    Date: 1927-09-22

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  • Letter from Arthur Goodwin to D.Z. Gourman regarding unauthorized signage at his stall, November 12, 1927

    Letter from Arthur Goodwin to D.Z. Gourman regarding unauthorized signage at his stall, November 12, 1927

    Goodwin, Arthur

    Letter from Arthur Goodwin to D.Z. Gourman informing him that he is not permitted to display the price of butter on his signage as it draws business away from other vendors at Pike Place Market.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00094

    Date: 1927-11-12

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  • Letter from Arthur Goodwin to D.Z. Gourman instructing him to stop selling certain products, November 12, 1927

    Letter from Arthur Goodwin to D.Z. Gourman instructing him to stop selling certain products, November 12, 1927

    Goodwin, Arthur

    Letter from Arthur Goodwin to D.Z. Gourman letting him know that they have received complaints from other vendors at Pike Place Market over the fact that Gourman is now selling goods such as cranberries and nuts at his stall. Goodwin instructs Gourman to stop selling these items, stating 'As a grocery, you certainly have more lines than any other business in the market and we canot contenance your converting your place into lines that conflict with specializers, who depend entirely on these commodities for their business.'

    Identifier: spl_sh_00095

    Date: 1927-11-28

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  • Aerial photograph of Pike Place Market looking north

    Aerial photograph of Pike Place Market looking north

    Mandeville and Berge, Architects & Engineers

    Aerial photograph of Pike Place Market facing north. The viaduct and waterfront piers can be seen on the left side of the photo.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00011

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  • Notice to vacate premises issued by Arthur Goodwin, December 10, 1927

    Notice to vacate premises issued by Arthur Goodwin, December 10, 1927

    Goodwin, Arthur

    Notice to vacate premises issued to Louis J. Becker and signed by Arthur Goodwin. Becker is instructed to leave his space in Room 8 of the Economy Market by December 21, 1927.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00076

    Date: 1927-12-10

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  • Aerial photograph of Pike Place Market looking south

    Aerial photograph of Pike Place Market looking south

    Mandeville and Berge, Architects & Engineers

    Aerial photograph of Pike Place Market facing south from the intersection of Western Avenue and Lenora Street. The viaduct and waterfront piers can be seen on the right side of the photo.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00010

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  • Construction on Pike Place

    Construction on Pike Place

    Excavating for new bulkhead Pike Place, Aug 23 1939.' Photograph depicts trench built for new bulkhead along with the backs of vendor stalls in the main arcade.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00014

    Date: 1939-08-23

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  • Letter from John J. Rowan to Arthur Goodwin congratualting him on the success of the Tacoma Crystal Palace Public Market and describing the arrival of Charles Lindbergh in New York, June 14, 1927

    Letter from John J. Rowan to Arthur Goodwin congratualting him on the success of the Tacoma Crystal Palace Public Market and describing the arrival of Charles Lindbergh in New York, June 14, 1927

    Rowan, John J.

    Letter from John J. Rowan to Arthur Goodwin congratulating him on the success of the Tacoma Crystal Palace Public Market. Rowan also relays news of Charles Lindbergh's arrival in New York City, describing the excitement and celebrations. He writes 'Lindbergh arrived here yesterday (13th) the City went wild cheering, rushing mad to get a glimpse of this youngster. I saw him and his Mother, as the procession passed through Central Park. Both of them were as cool as ice while the hordes of people howeled, cheered and jostled.'

    Identifier: spl_sh_00118

    Date: 1927-06-14

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  • Letter from Arthur Goodwin to Clare Boulton regarding expanding her business in the Economy Public Market, June 30, 1927

    Letter from Arthur Goodwin to Clare Boulton regarding expanding her business in the Economy Public Market, June 30, 1927

    Goodwin, Arthur

    Letter from Arthur Goodwin to Clare Boulton, a vendor in the Economy Market, discussing the possibility of moving and expanding her business. Enclosed is a list of tenants and vacancies in the lower floor of the Economy Market listing the stall numbers and rental costs for each vendor.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00072

    Date: 1927-06-30

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  • Pike Place Market from 1st Ave. and Pike St.

    Pike Place Market from 1st Ave. and Pike St.

    Photograph depicting Pike Place Market at the intersection of First Avenue and Pike Street in front of the Public Market Center sign. Signs for Roy's Fruits and Vegetables, Stage 1 Theater and the Leland Hotel can be seen in the background.

    Identifier: spl_sh_00015

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