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AHRS#: JUN-199 INVENTORY OF HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES City and Borough of Juneau CBJ #: A-30 HISTORIC NAME: Baranof Hotel DATE(S): 1932 LOCATION: 105 Franklin Street LOT/BLOCK #: Lot 8 Block 12 Juneau Townsite DESCRIPTION: 9-story, flat roof, irregularly-shaped reinforced concrete structure; ornate grill work over Franklin Street entrance; granite facade on 1st floor store front; el eborate "steamship aerodynamics" of the 1920 I S art-deco sty1e. SIGNIFICANCE: Numerous disputes arose during construction of the building causing delays, as the sewer lines were to be placed in an old miner's placer claims. One of the first structures in Alaska to be constructed entirely of reinforced concrete, the Baranof has been nominated to the National Register of Historic Places. SOURCES: 5; 6; 17C, 5/5/32, 12/31/38; 30, p, 87. AHRS#: JUN-018 CBJ #: A-31 HISTORIC NAME: Alaska Steam Laundry/Emporium DATE(S): 1901 LOCATION: 174 S. Franklin Street LOT/BLOCK #: Lot 9 Block 81 Tidelands Addition DESCRIPTION: Flat roof, double-drop woodsiding; ornate slanted and shingled front parapet; multiple ornate cornices under fDQf-l ine; 3/4 turret with wood shi ngl es on southwest corner; second set of curved horizontal woodwork with cornices at centerl ine; doubl e-hung windows; clerestory windows high on 2nd floor; fl at storefront wi ndows on 1st floor with recessed entryway; wood skirting. SIGNIFICANCE: The Alaska Steam Laundry provided an essential service to a large number of miners. The building is on the site of prominent early Juneau business district. The laundry probably replaced an earlier gold-camp structure of the 19th century. SOURCES: 5; 17C, 8;26/01; 17F, 2;'t:3/0l; £:1. 29
INVENTORY OF HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES City and Borough of Juneau AHRS#: JUN-125 CBJ #: A-32 HISTORIC NAME: Alaskan Hotel DATE (S): 1913 LOCATION: 167 S. Franklin Street LOT/BLOCK #: Lots 1 &2 Block I Juneau Townsite DESCRIPTION: 3-story structure, flat roof, double drop sided wood frame construction with concrete foundation; low-rising front parapet; cornices on overhang below roof-line; double-hung clerestory windows above street canopy; windows; decorative woodwork elaborate, heavy woodwork on and 1st floor; basement. SIGNIFICANCE: .Oldest surviving hotel in continuous operation in Juneau.' Originally named the Al askan, the name was changed to the Northl ander only later to be re-named The Alaskan in 1977. On the National Register of Historic Places, the Alaskan was for many years the leading hostelry in the Territorial Capitol. SOURCES: 5; 10; llC. AHRS#: JUN-258 CBJ #: A-33 HISTORIC NAME: Madsen's Rooming House/Franklin Building DATE(S): 1899, 1937 LOCATION: 369 S. Franklin Street LOT /BLOCK #: Lot 1 Block H Pacific Coast Addition DESCRIPTION: 2-story, wood frame structure, flat roof, vernacular storefront facade with non-ornamental boxed cornice$; apartment unit in rear; sloping lot. SIGNIFICANCE: Original structure was Madsen I s Rooming House, located on the slope above Franklin Street and converted to a hotel in the 1890·s. During the landslide of 1937 the structure was pushed down the hill to its present 1ocati on and subsequently rebuilt. The Frankl in Hotel was owned by John T. Spickett, postmaster of Juneau in 1908-1912 and operator of the Palace Theater. SOURCES: 4; 7; 21 (1903 ed ), 30
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AHRS#:<br />
JUN-199<br />
INVENTORY OF HISTORIC SITES AND STRUCTURES<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Borough</strong> <strong>of</strong> Juneau<br />
CBJ #: A-30<br />
HISTORIC NAME:<br />
Baran<strong>of</strong> Hotel<br />
DATE(S): 1932<br />
LOCATION:<br />
105 Franklin Street<br />
LOT/BLOCK #:<br />
Lot 8 Block 12 Juneau Townsite<br />
DESCRIPTION: 9-story, flat ro<strong>of</strong>, irregularly-shaped reinforced concrete<br />
structure; ornate grill work over Franklin Street entrance; granite facade on<br />
1st floor store front; el eborate "steamship aerodynamics" <strong>of</strong> the 1920 I S<br />
art-deco sty1e.<br />
SIGNIFICANCE: Numerous disputes arose during construction <strong>of</strong> the building<br />
causing delays, as the sewer lines were to be placed in an old miner's placer<br />
claims. One <strong>of</strong> the first structures in Alaska to be constructed entirely <strong>of</strong><br />
reinforced concrete, the Baran<strong>of</strong> has been nominated to the National Register<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Historic</strong> Places.<br />
SOURCES: 5; 6; 17C, 5/5/32, 12/31/38; 30, p, 87.<br />
AHRS#:<br />
JUN-018<br />
CBJ #: A-31<br />
HISTORIC NAME:<br />
Alaska Steam Laundry/Emporium<br />
DATE(S): 1901<br />
LOCATION:<br />
174 S. Franklin Street<br />
LOT/BLOCK #: Lot 9 Block 81 Tidel<strong>and</strong>s Addition<br />
DESCRIPTION: Flat ro<strong>of</strong>, double-drop woodsiding; ornate slanted <strong>and</strong> shingled<br />
front parapet; multiple ornate cornices under fDQf-l ine; 3/4 turret with wood<br />
shi ngl es on southwest corner; second set <strong>of</strong> curved horizontal woodwork with<br />
cornices at centerl ine; doubl e-hung windows; clerestory windows high on 2nd<br />
floor; fl at storefront wi ndows on 1st floor with recessed entryway; wood<br />
skirting.<br />
SIGNIFICANCE: The Alaska Steam Laundry provided an essential service to a<br />
large number <strong>of</strong> miners. The building is on the site <strong>of</strong> prominent early Juneau<br />
business district. The laundry probably replaced an earlier gold-camp<br />
structure <strong>of</strong> the 19th century.<br />
SOURCES: 5; 17C, 8;26/01; 17F, 2;'t:3/0l; £:1.<br />
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