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Leiter Yesler (December 2, 1810 –
December 16, 1892) was an
American entrepreneur and a politician,
regarded as a
founder of the city of Seattle.
Yesler served...
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Yesler Terrace is a 22-acre (8.9 ha) mixed-income, mixed-use
neighborhood in Seattle, Washington,
United States. It was
originally completed in 1941 as...
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Yesler Way is an east–west
street in
Seattle named for
Henry Yesler, the
founder of Seattle. East–west
streets in
Seattle south of
Yesler Way are prefixed...
- 47°39′25″N 122°17′17″W / 47.65694°N 122.28806°W / 47.65694; -122.28806
Yesler Cr**** is a
stream that
originates in the
Bryant and
Wedgwood neighborhoods...
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first store as the H. K.
Owens /
Metropole Building at
Second Avenue and
Yesler Way,
however contemporary sources indicate that Guy's
first store was actually...
- and E.
Madison Streets,
beyond which is
Capitol Hill, and on the
south by
Yesler Way,
beyond which is the
International District. The City of
Seattle provides...
- name from a
small triangular plaza near the
corner of
First Avenue and
Yesler Way,
originally known as
Pioneer Place. The
Pioneer Square–Skid Road Historic...
- is now
Yesler Way, the
original "Skid Road"
named after the freshly‑cut logs that were
skidded downhill toward Henry Yesler's mill.
Henry Yesler acquired...
- District/Chinatown station, the
streetcar would use
either 12th or 14th
avenues to
reach Yesler Terrace, then
continue north on Broadway,
Boren Avenue, or 12th Avenue....
- the
perfect location for
shipping lumber to California. In 1852,
Henry Yesler began construction of the
first steam-powered mill in the
Pacific Northwest...
