The Flemington

The Flemington Built for pioneer grocer Joseph Fleming in 1924 by contractor A.F. Fleming sold his landmark apartment home to White and Ballard Inc.

Mowat and designed by architect Howard Riley, The Flemington's imposing five stories of 52 apartments clad with red brick and a decorative balustrade dominated the Broadway roof-line for nearly a century. circa 1945 after which it frequently changed hands and was renamed "The Winters Building." The current owner Franklin Tseng purchased it in 1991 and renamed it "The Capitol Building." This page s

erves as a hub for the history of the building, the original owner, those closely associated with him, and general Seattle history at that time.

*Neither the current owner nor management is affiliated with this page, which is purely for entertainment purposes."

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906 E John Street
Seattle, WA
98102

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