Seattle Historical Sites

This is typical one-story brick masonry commercial building was constructed in 1920, probably as an auto repair garage.  In 1938 it housed at least two auto-related businesses, the Safety Service Company and a piston ring shop. Later, Flick & Rash, a well-known parts dealer and repair garage, occupied the building for many years. It currently has two vehicle-related businesses plus a restaurant, Bill’s Off Broadway, which occupies the corner storefront.  The building is a good example of its type, with modest tile ornamentation, multipaned transom windows and a distinctive corner entry. It is generally very intact.