Image: Baillargeon Building, northeast corner of 2nd Avenue and Spring Street, Seattle

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Description: The Baillargeon Building, located at the northeast corner of 2nd Avenue and Spring Street in downtown Seattle, Washington, was the former home of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Seattle Branch until 1950.
Title: Baillargeon Building, northeast corner of 2nd Avenue and Spring Street, Seattle
Credit: 1644
Author: Asahel Curtis
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