Raymond-Ogden Mansion, 702 35th Ave, Madrona neighborhood, Seattle, Washington. Designed by Joseph Coté, built 1913 as the residence of surgeon Alfred Raymond; later the residence of Myron W. Ogden. The brick Colonial Revival house is also known as "Belvedere" or as the Myron Ogden House. National Register of Historic Places ID Number 79002539; also has city landmark status.
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==Summary== {{Information |Description=Raymond-Ogden Mansion, 702 35th Ave, Madrona neighborhood, Seattle, Washington. Designed by Joseph Cote, built 1913 as the residence of Myron W. Ogden; also known as "Belvedere". National Register of Historic Places