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Buchanan Building, 28 W. 3rd

28 W. 3rd Avenue

Historic Name/Common Name Buchanan Building
Date Built 1911
Architect/Builder F.P. Rooney & L.R. Stritesky
Date Listed on the Spokane Register November 1, 1993
Date Listed on the National Register -
Historic District -
Neighborhood Riverside

Statement of Significance

The Buchanan building is significant architecturally and historically.  Designed by local architects F. P. Rooney and Lewis Stritesky, the Buchanan Building was built in 1911 to house James D. Buchanan’s undertaking business.  Buchanan’s mortuary, one of the finest undertaking establishments in the city, remained in the building until 1924, when it became the Hennessey and Calloway Funeral Home.  The ornate entry marquee, elaborate lobby and impressive chapel remain as a testament to the prominence of this early Spokane business.

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