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1003-1007 E. Trent Avenue |
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| Historic Name/Common Name | Cascade Laundry/United Trucking Building | ||||||||||||
| Date Built | 1913 | ||||||||||||
| Architect/Builder | Loren L. Rand | ||||||||||||
| Date Listed on the Spokane Register | May 5, 2008 | ||||||||||||
| Date Listed on the National Register | - | ||||||||||||
| Historic District | - | ||||||||||||
| Neighborhood | East Downtown | ||||||||||||
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Statement of Significance |
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Constructed in 1905 on Spokane's South Hill, the Carson-Clemmer-Larrabee House is both architecturally and historically significant. As a highly unusual local example of the Carpenter Gothic style, the house was designed by prominent Spokane architect John K. Dow for Maida Carson, a widow. Subsequent owners included Dr. Harold Clemmer, the dentists and entrepreneur who brought Spokane the Clemmer Theater (now the met), as well as the Larrabee family, whose members played major roles in the mining and coal industries in the Inland Northwest. > Back to Spokane Register Properties > Spokane Register Nomination |
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