THEN: First dedicated in 1889 by Seattle's Unitarians, the congregation soon needed a larger sanctuary and moved to Capitol Hill.   Here on 7th Avenue, their first home was next used for a great variety of events, including a temporary home for the Christian Church, a concert hall for the Ladies Musical Club, and a venue for political events like anarchist Emma Goldman's visit to Seattle in 1910. (Compliments Lawton Gowey)
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