File:Capitol hill Homes, ca. 1910 - DPLA - f23ff9c5e28e09fce0e04a04ba640dea (page 1).jpg

English: Capitol Hill, Seattle, Washington, U.S. circa 1910. 14th Ave a bit south of Volunteer Park; see also File:Argus - A.Y.P. ed. - Page 33.jpg. Most or all of these houses have been either altered or demolished. The view is looking east southeast. This is a bit south of Ward Street; Aloha Street runs between the first two houses.

More from Rob Ketcherside, via FaceBook, paraphrased (and referring both to this photo and the one that is thumbnailed): the house on the far left [in the thumbnailed photo, not visible in this one], 908 14th Ave E, still exists; recognizable back behind the trees. The next to the right, 906 14th Ave E, still exists; 3rd floor/roof has been altered. Across the street is 1409 E Aloha. It is there and unaltered but looks very dark, dirty, not obvious. Beyond that, 804 14th Ave E exists largely unaltered. Next 720 14th Ave E is blue, but may have been mistakenly painted brown in the photo. What looks like a white bottom is actually stone. The pink building with brown trim is now/actually a white building with blue trim, 702 14th Ave E.