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Image of Souvenir boot-shaped beer glass from Café Germania in Seattle, ca. 1901-1916
1972.5339.1
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Souvenir boot-shaped beer glass from Café Germania in Seattle, ca. 1901-1916

From 1899-1900, William Bloch ran the Germania Saloon at 1122 2nd Avenue. In 1901, he established the Café at 118 2nd Avenue. It moved to the corner of Seneca and 2nd Avenue in 1910 and stayed there until 1916, when it closed.
ID Number: 1972.5339.1
Date: Circa 1901-1916
Physical Description: 1 Glass, Malt Beverage; glass; 7.5 in.H x 3.25 in.W x 5.75 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1972.5339.1
Subjects: Restaurants

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