Relocation of Rose Apartments

The two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly down Pittsburg Street from Third Avenue to Fourth Avenue where the historic building will rest on a new foundation. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020, to move the massive building.

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Tue., June 16, 2020

The two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly off its foundation on Third Avenue and heads to Fourth Avenue where the historic building will rest on a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
The two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly off its foundation on Third Avenue before it heads to Fourth Avenue where the historic building will rest on a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
Crew members from Nickel Bros. watch the undercarriage of the truck and trailer as the two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly off its foundation on Third Avenue before it heads to Fourth Avenue where the historic building will rest on a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
The crew members from Nickel Bros. paus as the two-story Rose Apartments building inches to a fence on Third Avenue while it heads to Fourth Avenue and a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
The two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly off its foundation and onto Third Avenue before it heads to Fourth Avenue and a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
Utility linemen move electrical wires as the two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly down Pittsburg Street on its way to Fourth Avenue and a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
Utility linemen move electrical wires as the two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly down Pittsburg Street on its way to Fourth Avenue and a new foundation in East Central Spokane. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley
Jesse Tinsley/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEWThe two-story Rose Apartments building inches slowly down Pittsburg Street from Third Avenue to Fourth Avenue where the historic building will rest on a new foundation. It took most of the day Tuesday, June 16, 2020 to move the massive building.

Jesse Tinsley