EXHIBIT #1--BAKER CITY, 717 historic photos.
Sommer Building, ca. 1915.
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| Object ID |
1981.1.432 |
| Description |
Sommer Building, ca. 1915. Torn down in 1960 to make way for U. S. National Bank.
From the Morning Democrat newspaper 12-6-1905: "Adler, Lee Brothers, and Sommer, owners of the quarter block where stands the Highland Hotel and Adler's store, a 3-story structure on Front St., have decided to finish the block by erecting on the corner, the old brewery site, a 4-story annex...with an elevator and full glass front...and a modern rathskeller (sic) in the basement."
The two signs projecting from building at left say: "Elks Hotel" and Ernst's Cafe."
The sign at the right says: "Rand Realty."
The name "Sommer" is above the door at the Washington St. entrance.
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| Place |
Main, 2000, east |
| Early Date |
1910 |
| Late Date |
1920 |
| Collection |
McCord |
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COPYRIGHT INFORMATION: Credit Baker County Library, Baker City, Oregon
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Last modified on: December 29, 2006
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