I don’t remember standing in front of this building in the historic district of Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington, USA, at 200 1st Ave S. But I can be sure it caught my attention. It was a dark-painted historic corner building, the kind of place that seemed to hold countless stories within its walls. Across the top was the faded text “Driftwood Sportswear”, and above the door hung a sign that read “woven art,” details that are just waiting to be photographed. I have no idea what the corner looks like today; if I remember correctly, this was 2013???
Monday Window: 12 October 2026
I think I have a comment stuck in moderation. 🤔
No you don’t, I just have been a lazy in my responses today. I had errands to run
Thousands of apologies, I posted in the wrong place. My comment was supposed to go here: “The architecture of this street is absolutely beautiful, and that historic storefront adds so much character to the entire area. Beautifully captured! 📷”
All good, no worries 😉
Love the building and the flowers.
Thanks Janet
Buildings can be so intriguing!
And the older they, even more so
What a wonderful building. I like the faded signs and the windows are so different. It looks like the shop contained treasures Ritva
Thanks for joining in Monday Window 😀
Brian, I never went in , I just liked the signs