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The Daylight Buidling is a mixed-use building located on the corner of N State Street and Chesnut. 

This building was built in 1904 and designed by a local architect named Frank C. Burns. He also designed the Aftermath Club on Broadway and Holly and the Alaska Building, which burned down in 1969.

The offices in the Daylight Building were converted to apartments in 1918. Although fires significantly damaged the interior in 1926 and 1928 the exterior made from local brick and Chuckanut Sandstone, remained intact.

The Daylight Building stands as a landmark. It has housed professional offices, a Union office, antique shops, a photographer, several music teachers, and a furrier. It has also held apartments, a car repair/gas station, taverns, restaurants, newspapers, printers (including Union Printing), Griggs Stationary, grocers, a cinema, a bookstore, sauna/spa/hairdressers, Montgomery Ward, as well as many other retailers.