Protected buildings and small parks line a short walk through the Central Area, and Immaculate Conception Church anchors the route. This officially designated City of Seattle landmark stands at 820 18th Ave in the Minor neighborhood, and the city recognized it in 1977. If Seattle's preserved places draw you in, plan on an easy and rewarding stop here as you explore the neighborhood.
Discover the Church's Landmark Status
Immaculate Conception Church joined the list of designated landmarks in 1977, and the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board oversees that list today. Look for it as City Landmark number 123, a designation made official through Ordinance 106142.
That status tells you the city counts the building as an important part of Seattle's heritage. When you are ready for more, browse other protected sites in the full guide to Seattle landmarks.














