Seattle Times – Bow Lake Airport, 1949

' •. I • • •• • • I a1n Ul ow a e a Jn.g ) • ' I ' j l • Pouring concrete for wings of the administration _bui.lding at the Seatti~-Tacoma Airport at Bow Lake was completed last week, and the contractor has begun removing wooden forms from the north and south structures. This aerial 'photograph shows the en- tire project, which will be completed in 'March, 1949. Inset, a • . AIR TERMINAL: This aerial picture shows the administration I ·bu,ilding at the Seattle-Tacoma Airport at ·Bow-Lake; which rapidly · = model q,~ the completed model. The wings will be finished and ready for occupancy in four or five months, according to George T. Treadwell, chief engineer for the Port of Seattle. Next .job on schedule is the concrete pour for the ·center roadway and first floor of the main building. ' '~ I ' ------·-·· ' • is nearing completion. Dedication eerempnies for the field, one of the most modern in the nation, are expected early in July. ·· · t

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