sign: "H.N. Richmond Paper Company"

signs: "Frye Hotel"

sign: "New Richmond". The New Richmond Hotel, still extant as of 2019, is now privately owned low-income housing, The Downtowner.

sign on roof of vehicle: "Snow Flakes"

Wonder Bread advertisement on billboard

sign: "New Richmond Cafe"

Central School

sign "[...]$1⁰⁰ $2⁰⁰ | Private bath | $1⁵⁰ $2⁵⁰ $3⁰⁰ | No higher"

sign: "Hotel Reynold"

Prefontaine Building, still extant as of 2019

Frye Hotel, still extant as of 2019, now Frye Apartments.

City-County Building; extant and expanded upward as of 2019, now King County Courthouse.

Dome of First United Methodist Church; church survives (elsewhere) as of 2019 as First Church; sanctuary survives as a concert hall.

South Portal, Great Northern Tunnel

Main Street

This is the building now (2019) known as the Tashiro-Kaplan Building.

Clock shows time 8:19. However, according to historian Rob Ketcherside, it was not actually an operable clock. It was a wood pocketwatch-shaped sign. They were a common jeweler sign, like the glasses you see for optometrists. The jeweler at the corner there was W. Nakamura Co, 300 4th Ave S.

sign: "Hotel"

sign: "Cafe"

sign: "Hotel Drake"

Camel cigarettes ad (billboard)

Billboard ad for Clara Bow in The Wild Party

(unidentified ad on billboard)

sign: "Carter Rice & Co. | The fine paper house"

sign: "Metropolitan Grocery Co."

billboard with Lucky Strike cigarette ad

billboard with unidentified ad

Waffle House with several signs

sign: "…[illegible]…Poultry Co. | Live [&] Dressed Poultry."

"Foster & Kleiser"