File:Gatzert Building, ca 1909 (SEATTLE 56).jpg

Located at 105-107 Yesler Way. Shows A. Bridge and Co. (Men's Furnishings) and Hotel Norman. On verso of image: Hotel Norman

• Subjects (LCTGM): Clothing stores--Washington (State)--Seattle; Utility poles--Washington (State)--Seattle
• Subjects (LCSH): Gatzert Building (Seattle, Wash.); Yesler Way (Seattle, Wash.); Street-railroads--Washington (State)--Seattle; Hotel Norman (Seattle, Wash.); Hotels--Washington (State)--Seattle; A. Bridge & Company (Seattle, Wash.); Men's clothing--Washington (State)--Seattle; Wagons--Washington (State)--Seattle; Pioneer Square-Skid Road Historic District (Seattle, Wash.); Central business districts--Washington (State)--Seattle

The address given by the University of Washington Library is definitely wrong: this is west of Yesler, and the main building shown here was and still is at 89 Yesler Way, not 105-107 Yesler Way. It's the L-shaped building around the Yesler Building (at left in this picture, southwest corner of First & Yesler), usually known as the Schwabacher Building, but maybe after the Schwabachers opened their big shop a few blocks south at 401 1st Ave (in 1906) they renamed this building after Bailey Gatzert, who was an associate and a relative by marriage.