By Meghan Hall The Seattle Quilt Building grew out of the Klondike Gold Rush, and was originally designed by W.E. Boone and James Corner in the early 1900s for Cyrus Walker, a successful lumberman in the area. The building became one of many typical warehouse buildings in the “burnt district” of Seattle, and in the […]
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