Pat’s Place/Tyee Motel and Cafe
Address: 403 South Main Street
Date of Construction: c. 1905
Modifications: 1995
Original Use: Commercial
2006 Use: Commerical
Public accessibility: Yes, limited
History: The Tyee Restaurant originally began as a small, single room barber shop located on the corner of Main Street and Terry Road. In 1926, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Partridge purchased the building from Walt Stoddard and added a dining room. In 1929, the structure was moved to its present location and the second story was added. Pat’s Place contained a restaurant, hotel, barber shop and confectionery store. It became a landmark in the area due to the friendliness of the Partridge’s. Pat’s Place sponsored the local baseball team, served school lunches, provided housing for local school teachers, and rented rooms to traveling salesmen and others.
Description: False Front Commercial. Wood frame set on post and block/concrete foundation; 1-story false front addition on south façade and 1-story flat roof addition on east façade; 2-stories
