Chappel House
This half-timbered French gothic style home was built
by W. M Chappel after the style of his grandfather's home in France.
Chappel was one of the first men at the gold strike at Eldorado
Creek in Alaska. He returned to Seattle with his stake and founded
Rainier Heat & Power Company.
During the 1910's and early 1920's
Frank McDermott, President of The Bon Marche, lived
in the residence with his wife Gertrude. Another of the prominent
Seattle citizens who have
lived in this
house
was
Jens
Hansen,
owner
of the Hansen Baking Company, who purchased the property in
1942.
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Chappel House - line drawing by Jim Stevenson for the Queen Anne
Historical Society |
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