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The Secrets of Garfield Gulch by Marshall McClintock Originally presented January 22, 2009 for the North Slope Historic District
Another look at the 1896 Sanderson map, this time of N. I Street between N. 6th (not shown on right) and N. 8th (not shown on left). --N. 7th was never built through. --Gulch is spanned by fill between log retaining walls for about 300 ft. -Houses shown to right of gulch are: ----613 N. I built in 1889 (extant) ----614 N. I built in 1889 (extant)
-Houses shown to left of gulch are: ----717 N. I built in 1889 for Col. Coiner (extant) ----714, 718, 720 all built in 1893 for Charles Drury (extant) -In 1903, city “vacates” N. 7th from Yakima to N. J. In-fill probably began in 1903. -Later houses built on gulch fill on north side of N. I: ----619 N. I in 1906 by Heath & Twichell (extant) for Johnson ----627 (701?) N. I in 1908 by Heath & Twichell (extant) ----703 N. I in 1961 apartment (extant) ----707 N. I in 1926 (extant) for William Nichols ----711 N. I in 1961 apartment (extant)
-Later houses built on gulch fill on south side of N. I: ----620 N. I in 1951 apartment (extant) ----624 N. I in 1908 by Heath & Twichell (extant) for Anderson -Later houses built on high ground of south side on N. I. ----Early lookout on this bluff specially identified as Job Carr’s Mountain ----702 (1902), Designed by A. Russell for Albert Rhodes, it faced the gulch with its side to street. ----708 (1903) ----710 (1905) Designed by A. Russell for Wm. Nichols.
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