Order Book

The first 6 columns are as written in the original Order Book. The Last 3 are Doug Martins Notes from research.

Order #	Glaze #	Building Name	City	State	Misc.	Dougs Notes	Year Est.	Current Address
102	99	Holland Building	Seattle	WA	Stewart+Wheatley Architects	Stewart+Wheatley Architects	1923	1417 4th Ave
103	118	Barnes Bldg	Longview	WA	Crites Construction Co.	Crites Construction Co	1923	1303 Commerce
104	143	Chimney Caps	Vancouver	WA	Kof P Home	Knights of Pythian	1923
105	176A	B. P.O.E.	Astoria	OR		Lodge #180 Diamond,Charles T Architect	1923	453 11th street
106	117	Willard Bldg	Longview	WA		Architect/Builder H.B.Willard	1923	1200-1210 Broadway OR 1408 Twelfth Ave.
107	N/A	Brick Moulds	Portland	OR	M.Fire Clay Co.	M.Fire Clay Co.	1924
108	144	22 Die Blocks	Portland	OR	Zanello Bros	Zanello Bros Building Contractors in Portland	1924
109	118	T.C. Vases			E. Goldapp.	E. Goldapp.	1924
110	166D.	Glencoe School	Portland	OR		Architect A.E. Doyle, (Did Multnomah falls lodge and Multnomah county library as well as Reed College buildings). Delivered late March or Early April 1924.	1924	825 S.E. 51st
111	118	Lotus Building	Longview	WA		Lotus Cafe, Lotus Cafe Inc., Kelso.	1924	1311 Commerce
112	142 +169	Wolfgang Bldg	Portland	OR	Strong + McNoughton	“Strong and McNaughton”. (Ernest Boyd McNaughton and Robert H. Strong). This building was at Sixth and Salmon in 1924. The Daily Columbian 03/21/1924 Vol XVL NO. 136 Page 1: 'Today started delivering Terra Cotta to the Wolfgang Building at Sixth and Salmon in Portland. Charles A. Wolfgang owned 'Cork Floor Products Co. 255 6th in 1924'	1924	6th and Salmon
113	150	T.C. Vases	Portland	OR	McNoughton	Probably Portland	1924
114	151	Biltmore Apts	Seattle	WA	70-75 Tons	Stephen Berg Builder and Owner. Architects Stuart and Wheatley. Besides the Biltmore Stephen Berg also built. Three even larger hotels in Seattle soon after this: The first was the Claremont (now Andra) completed in January of 1926 then the Continental (now called the Seattle) completed in December of 1926 which also dorns Columbia Terra Cotta (order# 170). Then the Bergonian completed in July of 1927 now known as the Mayflower Park Hotel. Across from the street in front of the Biltmore Hotel Berg also built and “Annex” for the hotel to house a grocery store and a large kitchen for event catering. The Columbia Terra Cotta contract for this job was 550,000 dollars.	1924	418 E. Loretta Pl.
115	151	Wood Building	Longview	WA		AKA. Henry Bldg.	1924	1407 Commerce
116	223	Memorial Hall	Vancouver	WA		1727 [V.C. 1-21-20] Jan. 21st 1920---The American Legion bought the entire Vancouver block bounded by Broadway; 14th; "C"; and 13th streets for a clubhouse. The ground and building to cost about $60.000. [Dougs note: This block is now Chase Bank and parking lot.];1870 [V.C. 6-5-23] [V.C. 6-16-23] June 4. 1923---An ordinance was passed by the Vancouver city council authorizing the purchase by the city of the American Legion building. -- The city bid in the building at public auction for $35.000 on June 16; 1923 and renamed it Memorial Hall	1924
117	152	Meister Bldg	Seattle	WA		Wlliam P. White Arcitect. For Roy E. Meister. This building is now the Varsity Theater.	1924	4329 University Way
118	118	Puget Sound Realty Associates	Seattle	WA			1924
119	176A	Smart Apts	Seattle	WA			1924
120	211	Franklin Bldg.	Seattle	WA			1924	4th & Bell
121	219A	Western Bond+Mortgage Co.	Portland	OR		1931: 70 Broadway. 1938: 225 Broadway. 1943-1944 Railway xpress Agency. 1943-1965 called Broadway and Oak Building. 1950 623 Oak. Oregon Historical Society Photo 3963-C	1924	N.E. Corner of Broadway and Oak
122	164A	Peoples Savings Bank	Seattle	WA			1924
123	223	Miller Bldg	Seattle	WA			1924
124	223	Market Bldg.	Seattle	WA	Wm Meister Wilson+Jones Architects Erskine Contractor	In the University District	1924
125	154A 242A	Radford Hotel	Seattle	WA	J. Lister Holmes Architect		1924
126	243	Fernwood School Boys and Girls Gymnasiums	Fernwood	WA		On highway 16 south of Port Orchard)Kitsap County Courthouse. No longer standing.	1924
127	211 Tile 258A +148A	Lambert Bldg	Seattle	WA		Frank H. Fowler, architect	1924	4546-4550 University WAY
128	Polychrome	Portland Knitting Company Jantzen	Portland	OR		Richard W. Sunderleaf was a Portland area architect and designed the administration building which has DivingGirl" Medalians but this building at 1935 NE Glisan St. was not built until 1929. The decorations including the Jantzen Diving Girl medallion were sculpted by Gabriel Lavare a Portland sculptor. All of the medallions found in all three construction stages are from the same mold which was retained for this purpose. According to an article in the Vancouver Columbian April 4th 1925; Vol XVII No. 151 Page 1 Column 8; paragraph 5 "The [Columbia Terra Cotta] company is just completing a order for the new Jantzen Knitting Company building in Portland consisting of a large front with three life-sized figures of diving girls and a number of decorating designs depicting the old man of the sea; mermaids; fish and other decorative material all done in colors..." And according to History of Jantzen By John A. Zehntbauer President of the company Page 75 "In April 1925 the Broadway store was remodeled and enlarged and a very fine front of terra cotta was built. This improvement cost about 20 thousand dollars" And Page 95: "1928 was the first year in our history without a retail store: the last store being disposed of during the year 1927". Sanborn maps find this building to be the Maegly Tichner Building on Broadway between Morrison and Alder.	1925	Maegly Tichner Blg 1910. Current address (1930's) 600 - 622 Broadway, used to be 141 - 149 Broadway
129	211	Everett High School (North Junior)	Everett	WA				2331 Hoyt Ave.
130	243+245	Lewis County Savings + Loan Assn.	Chehalis	WA
131	117	Cascade Building	Longview	WA		Builder: Cascade Building Company	1925	1316 Commerce
132	286M	Douglas County Bank	Roseburg	OR			1925
133	299M	Finnish Meat Market	Astoria	OR		Architect John E. Wicks. Columbia River Coffee Roasters in 2009 and 2023	1925	279 W. Marine Drive
134	222	Schofield Bldg	Vancouver	WA		602 Main; No terra cotta seen at visit 02/17/2018 Took picture 02/17/2018	1925	21st and main
135	284M	Basil Building	Raymond	WA			1925
136	223	Sparks Garage	Vancouver	WA		L. Clay. Harry W. and M. Rene Sparks 1923 City dir. 115 E. 7th Sparks Supply Co.	1925
137	223	Publishers Building	Spokane	WA			1925
138	242A	Pounder Building	Longview	WA		Architect H.L Copeland Builder:W.H. Pounder	1925	1210 Commerce
139	245 103-272-274-149-	M.C. Store Bldg	Seattle	WA			1925
140	223	L.N. + P. Depot	Longview	WA		No longer standing "Article in the Vancouver Columbian features Columbia TerraCotta company: Vol VII Monday October 26th 1925 No. 316 Page 7 Headlined:" "Terra Cotta Co. Gains Rapidly" Excerpt from this article: "Delivery just completed for the new depot at Longview"	1925	Foot of Broadway at 7th
141	Base 350	Bedell Bldg	Portland	OR	Sills + Coping	Architects George A. Schonewald and Albert E. Doyle. Builder Ross and Hammond for A.M. Bedel and Company. Now called the Cascade Building. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places on February 23rd 1989. The Bedell Company Building was constructed in 1925 for the woman's clothier A.M. Bedel. The Hansen & Hammond Company completed the Bedell Building in September 1925 and turned it over to A. M. Bedell president of the Bedell Company and to the Strong & MacNaughton Trust Company through which office leases were negotiated. Construction work on the building began at midnight March 1st 1925 and from then on an average of 144 men were employed on each of two shifts daily for 78 working days. These 288 men worked a total of 132620 man hours to complete the building. There were 75 carpenters 80 common laborers 30 steel workers 12 plumbers 12 electricians 15 bricklayers 12 lathers 20 excavators 6 steamfitters 10 finishers 6 miscellaneous and 10 pan men on the job site besides the superintendent: Robert MacVie and the two architects George Schonewald of New York and Albert E. Doyle of Portland. 20th Century Classic	1925	520 S.W. 6th Ave. at Alder
142	222	Salmon Creek School	Salmon Creek	WA		From Salon Creek Schools Web Site "ABOUT" “In 1925 a new brick school was built at 134th Street and Highway 99. This school eventually consolidated with the Felida School in 1950 to form Felida-Salmon Creek District No. 116.” I am pretty sure this is no longer standing.	1925
143	Polychrome 337-350 342-111	Hood River Apples	O"dell	OR			1925
144	167A	Tregoning Apartments	Seattle	WA		AKA The Charbern	1925	1705 Belmont Ave.
145	297 338 356 361	Masonic Building	Vancouver	WA		1931 City dir shows Masonic Temple at 8th SW corner of Main. 2018 this corner has a newer Key Bank building. The Vancouver Columbian 1925-07-29 Vol XVII N0. 240 Page 1 Masonic Plans Now Complete Eighth and Main: Davis Building Company." The Vancouver Columbian 1925-09-02 Vol XVII N0. 270 Page 1 "Making Ready for Remodeling of Masonic Hall Occupants of the building at the corner of Ninth and Main streets which will be remodeled by the Masonic Lodge have removed their stocks to other quarters." The Vancouver Columbian 1925-09-11 Vol XVII N0. 278 Page 1 "Contracts Let For Rebuilding Masonic Temple"... "Work to be rushed on structure at Eighth and Main. Contract let for the Davis Construction Company. Complete new interior and exterior … addition of one story .. making three stories ...Piers and belt and string courses will be constructed of terra cotta provided by the Columbia Terra Cotta company ...""
146	117	Garage Building	Seattle	WA	Chrysler	Article in the Vancouver Columbian features Columbia TerraCotta company: Vol VII Monday October 26th 1925 No. 316 Page 7 Headlined: "Terra Cotta Co. Gains Rapidly" Excerpt from this article: "Shipping is now under way for a beautiful garage building at Broadway and Pine streets Seattle." Plaque on the building on the north side of East Pine Street just east of Broadway in Seattle Washington at 900 East Pine Street: "Chrysler Building B.1925. The Washburn-Haines Company built this structure to showcase their preeminent Chrysler auto dealership so special that Walter Chrysler himself came out for the opening on November 29 1925. This building continued to house automobile sales and service until February 1989 when it was sold by the Rahe family to the current owner Hunters Capital. Seattle's Historic Auto Row	1925	900 East Pine Street
147	222	Washougal School	Washougal	WA		Article in the Vancouver Columbian features Columbia TerraCotta company: Vol VII Monday October 26th 1925 No. 316 Page 7 Headlined: "Terra Cotta Co. Gains Rapidly" Excerpt from this article: "Terra Cotta delivered to the Washougal High School"	1925	2349 B Street
148	257A	Store Building	Portland	OR	for Wm P. Merry	Article in the Vancouver Columbian features Columbia TerraCotta company: Vol VII Monday October 26th 1925 No. 316 Page 7 Headlined: "Terra Cotta Co. Gains Rapidly" Excerpt from this article:"Manufacturing just being completed for a store building at Broadway and Jefferson streets Portland	1925	Broadway and Jefferson
149	222	Teachers Training School	Independence	OR		Article in the Vancouver Columbian features Columbia TerraCotta company: Vol VII Monday October 26th 1925 No. 316 Page 7 Headlined: "Terra Cotta Co. Gains Rapidly" Excerpt from this article: "Manufacturing under way for the terra cotta for the normal school at Independence Ore." found this building at this site https://www.ci.independence.or.us/historic/map	1925	150 S. 4th street
150	350	Swedish Hospital Addition	Seattle	WA		Article in the Vancouver Columbian features Columbia TerraCotta company: Vol VII Monday October 26th 1925 No. 316 Page 7 Headlined: "Terra Cotta Co. Gains Rapidly" Excerpt from this article: "Shipments already under way for the Swedish Hospital addition at Seattle a 7 story structure 125 by 125 feet requiring 75 tons of terra cotta"	1925
151	365A	Store Bldg	West Seattle	WA	for Mr. Campbell
152	222	Apartment	Portland	OR	for R.F. Wassel	The Eglington Arms Hotel AKA “The Twelve 25 Alder Apartments” Architect John H. Grant	1926	1225 S.W. Alder
153	366 223P	Goldstein Bldg.	Seattle	WA	7th + Union
154	219A	Washington Arms Apts	Longview	WA	Eagle Shield	Behind the Montecello Hotel. Another possible address is 2008 Hudson?		2008 Hemlock or Hudson st. Behind Monticello Hotel
155	222	Eastside Y.M.C.A.	Portland	OR		Architect Morris Whitehead. Builder Shuholm Co. Now called “Northwest Community Center”.	1926	1630 N.E. 38th Ave. portland Oregon.
156	375M	Camlin Apartments	Seattle	WA		General Western Construction Company	1926	1619 9th Ave.
157	284	Seaborn Building	Seattle	WA
158	245	Smith Apartments	Seattle	WA
159		Eldridge Buick Garage	Seattle	WA		Now part of University Center	1925	4501 Roosevelt Way
160	375M	Moose Temple	Longview	WA		Building Permit 4-5-26 Second story demolished in 1949. 3-20-1950 First floor rebuilt	1926	1346 11th and Broadway
161	298	Asher Building	Aberdeen	WA
162	403	Masonic Home Cottage	Forest Grove	OR	Knighton + Howell	“Childrens Cottage”. The Childrens Cottage was completed in November of 1926 intended to house orphans of the Masons. The capacity is 32 children.	1926	3505 Pacific Ave
163	404	Central School	Sedro-Woolley	WA
164	284	Shieldfor L.W.Wingfield	Vancouver	WA	5th and Wash.	Took picture 02/17/2018
165	222M	Hotel Bldg	Portland	OR	16th + Washington	Empress Apt.-Hotel (City Dir. 1927). Marquette Manor 1947. Oregon Historical Society Photo	1926	1539-1541 Burnside
166	406M	Vancouver National Bank	Vancouver	WA		Built in 1906 then clad in Terra Cotta in the 1920s Took picture 02/17/2018		518 Main St.
167	167M	Schuman Bldg	Longview	WA		Builder: A. G. Schuman	1926	1237 Commerce
168	374M	Mills Building	Longview	WA		Builder: J. F. Miller	1926	1239 Commerce
169	374M	Stratford Building	Longview	WA		Builder: H. A. Mahon	1926	1201 Commerce
170	284M	Continental Hotel	Seattle	WA		AKA Earl Hotel. Now called Hotel Seattle. National Trust Guide Seattle: America's Guide for Architecture and History ... By Walt Crowley, Paul Dorpat, National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States Lists this buildings Architect as V. W. Vorhees. Owner Builder was Stephen Berg who also build other Hotels in Seattle including the Biltmore that also has Columbia Terra Cotta on it (See Order# 114)	1926	315 Seneca
171	375M	Puget Sound Savings and Loan Assn	Seattle	WA
172	365A	Russell Building	West Seattle	WA		See order 194
173	406	Central Building	Vancouver	WA		[V.C.- 2-28-27] [V.C. 3-21-27] th Feb. 28th 1927---Reported that the Central Building at 11th and Main streets. Vancouver. had been completed. Declared to be "the best in the city". In 1930 it was the office for Richard V. Gough and Day W. Hilborn. 1931 City dir shows Hilborn at 202 Arts bldg. but 1928 shows him at 225 Central Building. [V.C. 11-9-28] Nov. 10th 1928---Montgomery Ward and Company opened a temporary store in the Central Building; Vancouver; pending the completion of their permanent location on the south west corner of 11th and Main. City dir. 1928;31;34 all show Central building at 1208 Main		1208 Main Street
174	223	St Helens School	Longview	WA		Demolished 1997 Cartouch is saved.	1926
175	442	Welch Building	Aberdeen	WA
176	406M		Ridgefield	WA	1 cartouch 6 ashlars	Perhaps the Schroeder Building. Aunt Doris lists the Schroeder Building in Ridgefield. See also order 191.
177	375M	Tile for Mr Davis	Vancouver	WA	8" x 4" x 21/2" glaze on 4" x 8" face	Mrs. davis was a teacher at Columbia School city dir 1921;28;31. Husband Lloyd Davis was a lawyer at the Scofield building. They had a home at 200 E. 19th but it was torn down in 2016 for an apartment complex.
178	223 402	St. Andrews Hotel	Portland	OR		Now called Regency Apartments or Regency Inn. Architect E. J. Pape	1926	Broadway and Columbia (1410 S.W. Broadway)
179	223	Bank of Commerce	Salem	OR
180	117	Hood River High School	Hood River	OR				1602 May street
181	375M	Seattle Office Equipment Co	Seattle	WA
182	375M	Fountain for Mr Campbell	Seattle	WA
183	Green and Brown	American Security Bank	Vancouver	WA	8 x 8" tile 8" x 4" tile	[V.W.C. 8-1-18] Aug. 1st 1918---The American Security Bank was opened at Vancouver at 5th and Main streets. [V.C. 4-18-29] Apr. 18th 1929---The American Security Bank at 5th and Main streets; Vancouver; was closed by the State Superintendent of Banking. 1928 and 1921 city dir. shows it at "Main SW corner 5th" 1931 American Exchange Building 410 1/2 main
184	406M	Tile for Mr Wahl Fireplace	Vancouver	WA	4 x 4 tile	Frank Wahl Heating and Plumbing 400 Washington 1928 and 1931. Fank Wahl residence RD4 Box 104; T2N;R1E;14;SE.
185	448 PY	Oregon State Bank	Portland	OR		Arcitect C. A. Houghtaling Inc. Builder L.L. Hickok. Built 1926. First Bank in the Neigborhood	1927	4200 NE Sandy Blvd.
186	406	Western Auto Supply	Vancouver	WA	P. Johnson	city dir. 1931 705 Washington street
187	375	5 Shields for Holland Creamery	Vancouver	WA	Spotted with new spraygun	Listed at Clark County Historical Museum Collections Was torn down 2017. 1714 Main street.
188	483	Multnomah County Hospital Nurses Home	Portland	OR		Nurses Dormitory built on the Multnomah County Hospital Campus in 1927. AKA Emma Jones Hall. Address about 3181 Marquam Rd S.W. Now “University Hospital”
189	403	Kress Building	Aberdeen	WA				100-114 W. Wishkah
190	448	Geo. W. Bates Bank	Portland	OR	union Ave and Russell	Now “First National” Architect: P.T. Ainge. Builder: W.C. Arthur and Son.	1928	now 2540 Martin Luther King N.E. Then 530 Union Ave. Later 2540 Union Ave.
191	326 347	Tile for Blaine Ackley Archt Wm Lowder Plast. Const. Mrs. Schofield Owner		WA	60 each Blue, Green 3 x 3 Tile @ 8 cents 144 each Blue, Green 2 x 2 tile @ 4 cents	This data is confusing. However Ackley is an Architect. So I presume Lowder to be the Plaster Constructer. The “Schofield Blg.” in Vancouver (See orders 134 and 199). However Ackley was also the achitect for the Schroeder building in Ridgefield, WA. My Aunt says that is one of the Col. Terrecotta Bldgs.
192	505x	Citizens National Bank	The Dalles	OR		Gayer Building. Gayers Jewelry in 2009. Neo-classical style. The French & Company Bank was built in 1879 to house the establishment of brothers Joshua W. & Daniel W. French. It was the first bank opened in The Dalles. French & Company bank closed in 1922 having been run out of business by a rival bank. The building was renovated in the 1920s with a terra cotta facade for the Citizens National Bank. It was later known as the Gayer Building and has been home to a drugstore.. a soda fountain.. a camera studio and.. most recently.. Gayer's Jewelry		300 E Second Street
193	448	Telephone Building	Forest Grove	OR
194	365A Rglaze	Russell Building	West Seattle	WA	See order #172 West Seattle Wash.
195	406	State School for the Deaf	Vancouver	WA		There is a “School for the Deaf” at 621 Grand Blvd.
196	467	LindeFountain for Mr Otho Poole	Portland	OR	Poole and McGonigle Inc E 63rd N and Halsey. Res. 188 Hermosa Blv.	Poole and McGonigle Inc. was listed in the 1924 1929. and 1931 city directories. Business E 63rd and N. Halsey. Residence R188 Hermosa Blvd.
197	No Glaze	Fire Brick Floor Tile for Pacific Stoneware Co	Portland	OR
198	406	Kitchen and Dining Hall State School for the Deaf	Vancouver	WA		See order 195
199	222	Addition to Store Bldg for Mrs Schofield	Vancouver	WA	21st and Main	See orders 134 and 191 Took pictures 02/17/2018
200	223	Community Hotel	Vancouver	WA		AKA the Evergreen Hotel at 500 Main St Took pictures 02/17/2018. Looks like it was painted over.		500 Main St
201	222	Washington School	Vancouver	WA	29th and S Sts	Listed in Vancouver Area Cronology 1784 to 1958 by Carl Landerholm Item number 2043: [V.C. 2-25-28] Feb. 23. 1928—At Vancouver the new Washington School at 29th and "S" streets was dedicated. Closed in 1965 – structure unsafe. Possibly demolished in 2003.
202	350 letters blue 347	Apartments	Seattle	WA	Mr Shader
203	350	Tile for Y.M.C.A Tank
204	350 granite Bases 513	Store Bldg.	Seattle	WA
205	406M	Store Building	Vancouver	WA	John Holmason	John Holmason was the Builder of Wisteria Court Apartments in Vancouver with Blaine Ackley and Charles Simontons Architects. John ran the Clark County Nursery. He invested in real estate as an adjunct to his primary business in the mid to late 1920's. This store building might be what is now the pizza place at about 2301 Main. Took pictures 02/17/2018		Possibly 2301 Main
206		Hotel Cathlamet	Cathlamet	WA	J.E.Wicks Archt
207	365A	L.B. Russell Store Bldg.	West Seattle	WA	Mr. W. A. Sutherland	See orders 194 and 172
208	406M	Store Building for Bitar Bros.	Portland	OR	John Grant Archt. Ailken- Contractor	Bitar Bros. Grocery 78 E. 28th. Current company 2929 burnside 503-234-0337
209	350 Letters Black 111	Selkirk Apts.	Seattle	WA	Chevalier and Poll Inc.
210	448	Clark County Golf and Country Club	Vancouver	WA	Tile Fireplace Mantle- Hearth Tile	[V.C. 8-29-25] Aug. 29th 1925---The opening day of the Clarke County Country Club's golf course located just below the Pacific Highway Bridge over Salmon Creek. 6 miles north of Vancouver on the Pacific highway. This was an unofficial opening; the formal official opening took place on Labor Day. Sept. 7th 1925.
211	406M	James Apartment	West Seattle	WA	2124 California Ave. S.W.			2124 California Ave. SW
212		Columbian Building	Vancouver	WA	10th and Broadway	Walter Day Hillborn known as Day W. Hillborn built the Columbian Building. Day Hillborn left a lasting architectural legacy in the state of Washington. This building was listed in the Clark County Heritage Register in 2005. It housed the newspaper “The Columbian” for 26 years. Took pictures 02/17/2018. It appears to be painted over.	1928	110 E. Evergreen Blvd.