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English: This building at 213–217 Cherry Street, Seattle, Washington was once the Grand Opera House, owned by John Cort. It survived a 1906 fire, but after it was gutted by another fire in 1917, it was converted to a parking garage in 1923. See HistoryLink.org Essay 2651 and 213 Cherry ST / Parcel ID 0939000090, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.
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== Summary == {{Information |Description=This building at 213–217 Cherry Street, Seattle, Washington was once the Grand Opera House, owned by John Cort. It survived a 1906 fire, but after it was gutted by another fire in 1917, it was co