Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce | Brian Miller
Facing South King Street in the International District, there are two Kong Yick buildings — east and west — separated by Canton Alley. Both were developed in 1910 by their namesake company, which still exists today, via funding from individual Chinese immigrant investors.
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