Built in 1909 for the Tacoma Daily Ledger. Renovated in 1990 for UW's temp home while their campus was being built. Now it's home to condos and local businesses.
The Old Post Office, Watermark Gifts, Blue Dolfin Interiors, The Urban Gardener, Minutemen Press, and the Murrary Morgan Bridge!
Built in 1888 for Northern Pacific Railroad's Tacoma headquarters, it's been rehabbed into an office building.
Built in 1892 and waiting for an angel to save and restore her. The clock tower is thought to be haunted by a guy named "Gus."
Come for the antiques, stay for the vintage clothing, garden shop, restaurants, Tully's, nightlife, furniture, candy, maternity, toys, gifts, jewelry, non-profits, wine shop...
In the front of the historic Bostwick Building that was built in 1887. The coffee here is good too. :)
Renovated into the courthouse, built in the 1880's as Grand Central Station. The statue outside pays tribute to a passenger waiting for a train. Step inside to see some amazing Chihuly glass.
One of my favorite coffee shops in Tacoma. ^_^ Try the mocha. The pastries are delicious too. They use Corina's Bakery.
You have to walk the Stairway to Heaven...or if you are an over-achiever, run them!
