Chancery building in Spokane

The Chancery building at 1023 W. Riverside Avenue is now vacant and historic building preservation advocates fear it may be demolished.

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Mon., Nov. 18, 2019

Catholic Church Chancery buildingin 1928.

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2017 - The former insurance office and Spokane Catholic Diocese headquarters building at 1023 W. Riverside Avenue is now a multiple use office building owned by Centennial Real Estate, an affiliate of the Cowles Company, which also publishes The Spokesman-Review. Architect Gustav Pehrson remodeled a 1910 brick building in Italian Renaissance revival style in 1923.

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The Chancery building, 1023 W. Riverside Ave. is shown last August.

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Catholic Church Chancery Building in 1975.

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New Home for Catholic Diocese Headquarters. Downtown site stands across Madison Street from Lourdes Cathedral, right, in 1966.

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Catholic Church Chancery Building in 1943.

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Catholic Church Chancery Building in 1928.

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