Building No. 330 Site ID No.: 14
Sand Point Naval Air Station
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HISTORY DISTRICT
Name: 330 Married Officers’ Quarters “A”
Built: 1939 Address: 6524 62nd Ave NE
Built in 1939 to house married, commissioned
officers, Building 330 (one of three similar houses) is typical of the
style of
residences popular at the time (Colonial Revival). This row of houses
would
have fit in a residential neighborhood. All military bases from earlier
eras
contained senior commissioned officers’ quarters, which set them apart
from more junior officers and enlisted personnel.
Renovated in 2000, the building contains transitional housing for
homeless
young women (Friends of Youth Harmony
House).
Elevation North
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Artifacts Inc.
2007 Google Earth
Image
1939 Construction Photo
Historic Preservation -149th Meeting - Spokane
Married Officers Quarters "A" Building 330
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Married Officers Quarters "B" Building 331
Site ID No.: 13 6610 62nd Ave NE
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Garage entry between Bldg's 331 and 332
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Married Officers Quarters "3" Building 332
Site ID No.: 12 6622 62nd Ave NE
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Aerial 1953
Historic Preservation -149th Meeting - Spokane
Married Officers Quarters "A" Building 330
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Married Officers Quarters "B" Building 331
Site ID No.: 13 6610 62nd Ave NE
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Garage entry between Bldg's 331 and 332
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Married Officers Quarters "3" Building 332
Site ID No.: 12 6622 62nd Ave NE
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Aerial 1953