Levi and May Arkwright Hutton, whose wealth came from the Hercules Mine in north Idaho, had this building constructed in 1907, and had their apartment on the fourth floor. An ardent suffragette, May Hutton was the state’s first woman delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1912.
Downtown Spokane | Heritage Walk
Discover the unique history, charm and diversity of downtown Spokane
Discover the unique history, charm and diversity of downtown Spokane
- 1: Ritz Theater (Rocky Rococo's)
- 2: Bodie/1889 Building
- 3: Kemp & Hebert/The Liberty (Auntie's Bookstore)
- 4: Realty Building/The Delaney
- 5: Dessert Block/Hotel St. Regis (The Onion)
- 6: Sons of Norway Building
- 7: American Legion/Metals Bank Building
- 8: Paulsen Buildings
- 9: Old National Bank Building
- 10: The Fernwell Building
- 11: Cirty Ramp Garage
- 12: Fire Station #1
- 13: Columbia Building (James S. Black Building)
- 14: Central Methodist Church
- 15: Hutton Building
- 16: Whitehead's Amusement Palace
- 17: Northern Pacific Railroad Depot
- 18: Wetzel Warehouse
- 19: Green-Hughes Printing Company Building