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#2 The Denny Hotel (later called the Washington Hotel) stands on the south summit of Denny Hill before being torn down. 1905.

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#2 The Denny Hotel (later called the Washington Hotel) stands on the south summit of Denny Hill before being torn down. 1905.

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#2 The Denny Hotel (later called the Washington Hotel) stands on the south summit of Denny Hill before being torn down. 1905.

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←#1 Denny Hill is slowly washed away by powerful water cannons. 1910.
#3 Trains move loose earth at the south summit of Denny Hill near the under-construction New Washington Hotel, at the corner of Second Avenue and Stewart Street.→

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