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#68 A two-story building known as the J.J. Brenner Oyster Co, 502 4th Ave. W, on the Fourth Avenue Bridge, Olympia, 1914.

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#68 A two-story building known as the J.J. Brenner Oyster Co, 502 4th Ave. W, on the Fourth Avenue Bridge, Olympia, 1914.

These Historic Photos of Olympia from the 1910s are Beyond Fascinating

#68 A two-story building known as the J.J. Brenner Oyster Co, 502 4th Ave. W, on the Fourth Avenue Bridge, Olympia, 1914.

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