Spokane Central Market
The historic Crescent department store pedestrian Arcade is making a comeback – as the dining hall of the Spokane Central Market.
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Developer Rob Brewster stands in the building that formerly housed Sterling Savings Bank and Umpqua Bank, Thursdsay, Jan. 18, 2018, and gives a tour of the future restaurant center, called the Spokane Central Market. The arched roof of the former bank branch was the ceiling of the old Crescent department store shopping arcade.
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Workmen for Bouten Construction quickly demolish the interior of the former Sterling and Umpqua bank to begin the process of turning the first floor of the old Crescent building, at Riverside and Wall, into a restaurant hall to be called the Spokane Central Market, shown Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018.
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Developer Rob Brewster, center, holding coffee cup, stands in the former Sterling/Umpqua bank building Thursdsay, Jan. 18, 2018, and gives a tour of the future restaurant center, to be called the Spokane Central Market. Before the banks arrived in the 1990s, the building houssed the old Crescent department store.
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Developer Rob Brewster, second from right, stands on the third floor of the former Sterling/Umpqua bank building Thursdsay, Jan. 18, 2018, and gives a tour to media and interested business people. The first floor is a future restaurant center, called the Spokane Central Market. The third floor is former bank offices, for which Brewster is preparing to rent to a new tenant. The building was originally part of the former Crescent department store.
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Developer Rob Brewster, holding white coffee cup, stands in the former Sterling/Umpqua bank building Thursdsay, Jan. 18, 2018, and gives a tour of the future restaurant center, called the Spokane Central Market. The arched roof of the former bank branch was the ceiling of the old Crescent department store shopping arcade.
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Developer Rob Brewster, right, stands in the former Sterling/Umpqua bank building and talks to a group of interested partners and business people Thursdsay, Jan. 18, 2018, with Anders Meyer, left, an associate of Brewster, and Nick Kitaeff, center, part of Confluent Development, a partner in the project. The ground floor of the building will be a future restaurant center, called the Spokane Central Market. The arched roof of the former bank branch was the ceiling of the old Crescent department store shopping arcade.
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The arcade in the downtown Crescent department store in 1985.
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