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Salishan, built as war housing meant to last ten years and used for sixty
Tacoma, Washington
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The Tacoma Housing Authority took a federal commission in 1942 to throw up two thousand units for shipyard workers on the city's east side, and the first families moved in on 1 May 1943. The buildings were designed for about a decade of use. They were converted to low income rentals after the war and stayed in service close to sixty years with no renovation before a federal grant in 2001 paid to demolish and rebuild the whole neighbourhood.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
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