2018 Seattle

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51	52	53 Doughnut holes are an apparent tradition in Seattle	54 Awesome greek yogurt	55 Philipino foods were good
56 All things truffle	57 Best New England clam chowder ever!	58 Mac N Cheese to die for!	59	60 A Tony Douglas restaurant
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106 Train draw bridge	107	108	109 Freemont	110 Waiting for the Interurban Fremont statues J.P. Patches Statue In 2008 a bronze statue of the famous Washington clown J.P. Patches (aka Chris Wedes) was built, alongside his sidekick Gertrude. J.P. Patches was the clown-host of a Western Washington children's TV show that ran from 1958-1981. The statue now serves in his memory, after his death in 2012.
111 Waiting for the Interurban Fremont statues J.P. Patches Statue In 2008 a bronze statue of the famous Washington clown J.P. Patches (aka Chris Wedes) was built, alongside his sidekick Gertrude. J.P. Patches was the clown-host of a Western Washington children's TV show that ran from 1958-1981. The statue now serves in his memory, after his death in 2012.	112 Waiting for the Interurban Fremont statues Waiting for the Interurban Artist Richard Beyer Fremont neighborhood Seattle WA	113 Waiting for the Interurban Fremont statues Waiting for the Interurban Artist Richard Beyer Fremont neighborhood Seattle WA	114 Waiting for the Interurban Fremont statues Waiting for the Interurban Artist Richard Beyer Fremont neighborhood Seattle WA	115 Freemont statues
116 Freemont statues	117 Freemont statues Freemont Dinosaurs Ivy in the shape of two apatosauruses. Originally from the Pacific Science Center which wanted to get ride of them. They were bought for $1 by a local and transported to Fremont. 66-feet long, the Fremont dinosaurs now even have plumbing and electricity.	118 Freemont statues Freemont Dinosaurs Ivy in the shape of two apatosauruses. Originally from the Pacific Science Center which wanted to get ride of them. They were bought for $1 by a local and transported to Fremont. 66-feet long, the Fremont dinosaurs now even have plumbing and electricity.	119 Freemont statues Freemont Rocket	120 Freemont statues Freemont Rocket
121 Freemont statues Freemont Rocket & The Saturn	122 Freemont statues Lenin This bronze depiction of Vladimir Lenin was created by Slavic sculptor Emil Venkov. Originally put on display in Poprad, Slovakia in 1988	123 Freemont statues Lenin This bronze depiction of Vladimir Lenin was created by Slavic sculptor Emil Venkov. Originally put on display in Poprad, Slovakia in 1988	124 Freemont statues Lenin This bronze depiction of Vladimir Lenin was created by Slavic sculptor Emil Venkov. Originally put on display in Poprad, Slovakia in 1988	125 Freemont statues Planet Orbs
126 Freemont statues The Center Of The Universe One late night in 1991, a group of Scientists in Fremont decided after a few beers that the Center of the Universe was located as the intersection of Fremont Ave and N 35th Street.	127 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	128 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	129 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	130 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.
131 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	132 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	133 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	134 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	135 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.
136 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	137 Freemont statues The Freemont Troll (The Troll Uner The Bridge) Built in 1989, conceived as a way to revitalize the area under the Aurora Bridge, which had fallen derelict to the use of drug dealers. The street right in front of was renamed Troll Avenue in 2005. Depicts a large troll holding tightly onto a real Volkswagen Beetle. Designed by four local artists.	138 Freemont	139 Freemont	140
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201	202	203 Viva CapHill apartment building. 1530 15th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122	204 First Baptist Church spire. 1111 Harvard Ave., Seattle, WA 98122	205 Park Sculpture Charles W. Smith's 'Park Sculpture' is located on the grounds of Seattle Central Community College. A small plaque at the base of the work reads: CHARLES W. SMITH "PARK SCULPTURE - CORTEN STEEL 1976
206 Park Sculpture Charles W. Smith's 'Park Sculpture' is located on the grounds of Seattle Central Community College. A small plaque at the base of the work reads: CHARLES W. SMITH "PARK SCULPTURE - CORTEN STEEL 1976	207	208	209	210
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246 "Red Sculpture" Actual name is "Olympic Iliad". The artist is Alexander Liberman.	247 "Red Sculpture" Actual name is "Olympic Iliad". The artist is Alexander Liberman.	248 "Red Sculpture" Actual name is "Olympic Iliad". The artist is Alexander Liberman.	249	250
251	252	253 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Forest room	254 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Forest room	255 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Native American inspired Basket
256 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Sealife room	257 Persian Ceiling Chihuly Gardens & Glass Persian Ceiling	258 Persian Ceiling Chihuly Gardens & Glass Persian Ceiling	259 Persian Ceiling Chihuly Gardens & Glass Persian Ceiling	260 Persian Ceiling Chihuly Gardens & Glass Persian Ceiling
261 Persian Ceiling Chihuly Gardens & Glass Persian Ceiling	262 Persian Ceiling Chihuly Gardens & Glass Persian Ceiling	263 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	264 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	265 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)
266 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	267 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	268 Chihuly Garden and Glass Chihuly Garden and Glass	269 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	270 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)
271 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	272 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Mille Fiori (Thousand Flowers)	273 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Ikebana and Float Boat	274 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Ikebana and Float Boat	275 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Ikebana and Float Boat
276 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Chandeliers	277 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Alison with white chandelier	278 Chihuly Gardens And Glass The Glasshouse sculpture	279 Chihuly Gardens And Glass The Glasshouse sculpture	280 Chihuly Gardens And Glass The Glasshouse sculpture
281 Chihuly Gardens And Glass The Glasshouse sculpture	282 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Citron Icicle Tower	283 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Citron Icicle Tower	284 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Red Reeds	285 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Black And White
286 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Black And White with crimson tower in background	287 chihuly Gardens And Glass Caramel And Red Fiori	288 Chihuly Gardens And Glass Citron Icicle Tower	289 chihuly Gardens And Glass Caramel And Red Fiori	290 chihuly Gardens And Glass Purple Reeds
291 chihuly Gardens And Glass Red flower tower	292 Chihuly Gardens And Glass The Sun in front of The Glasshouse	293	294 Chihuly Gardens And Glass The Sun in front of The Glasshouse	295 chihuly Gardens And Glass Blues reeds and orbs
296 chihuly Gardens And Glass blue reeds and flowers with real purple flowers	297 chihuly Gardens And Glass blue reeds and flowers with real purple flowers	298 chihuly Gardens And Glass blue reeds and flowers with real purple flowers	299 chihuly Gardens And Glass blue reeds and flowers with real purple flowers	300 chihuly Gardens And Glass glass blowing demonstration
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316 Grass Blades outside of Museum of Pop Culture	317 Philip Dick, Total Recall	318 Tron	319 Star Trec, Leonard Nemoy, Spock	320 Philip Dick, Blade Runner
321 Danger will Robinson Lost In Space, Will Robinson	322 Planet Of The Apes	323 Robert Heinlein	324 Isaac Isomov	325 Blade Runner, Spinner Car
326 Blade Runner, Spinner Car	327 Guitar tower	328 Guitar tower	329 Dr. Who, Dalek	330 Dr. Who, Cyberman
331 Dr. Who, Dalek	332 Boldly Go... Star Trek exhibit Stairway	333 Star Trek exhibit	334 Star Trek exhibit Transporter	335 Star Trek exhibit Transporter
336 Star Trek exhibit Enterprise models NCC 1701x	337 Boldly Go... Star Trek exhibit Stairway	338 Boldly Go... Star Trek exhibit Stairway	339 Boldly Go... Star Trek exhibit Stairway	340 Boldly Go... Star Trek exhibit Stairway
341 Split Split, 2003 Roxy Paine’s stainless-steel sculpture evolved from analysis of a tree’s structure hrough drawings, computer diagrams, and architectural renderings. The cantilevered branches are made of more than 20 different diameters of steel pipes, weighing a surprising 5,000 pounds. Split reflects and contrasts with its surroundings and asks: What is nature; what is art?	342 Sky Landscape I Sky Landscape I, 1976–1983 Louise Nevelson translates her collage approach from wood to metal. This work features two totemic elements extending to the sky and accented by curved metal. Though three-dimensional, Sky Landscape I reflects Nevelson’s devotion to relief sculpture and to the drama available in a shallow field.	343	344 Perre’s Ventaglio III Perre’s Ventaglio III, 1967 One of the first sculptors of her generation to be captivated by industrial materials, Beverly Pepper achieved a cool objectivity in Perre’s Ventaglio III, with its sleek, manufactured appearance. Light heightens the optical effect of the sculpture, its surface reflecting the surrounding environment.	345 Wake Wake, 2004 For Richard Serra, space is a substance as tangible as sculpture. The towering, curved-steel forms were achieved with computer imaging and a machine that once made nuclear submarines. Wake is composed of five identical modules, each with paired S-shapes—gently curving serpentines of convex and concave sections suggesting tidal waves or profiles of battleships.
346 Eagle Eagle Abstract sculpture by Alexander Calder. Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle	347 Seattle Cloud Cover Seattle Cloud Cover Outdoor glass bridge and sculpture by American artist Teresita Fernández Olympic Sculpture Park in Seattle, Washington The bridge, which displays images of the "changing sky discovered in nature and art", was approved in 2004 and completed in 2006. The project marks Made of laminated glass with a "photographic design interlayer"	348 Seattle Cloud Cover Seattle Cloud Cover Outdoor glass bridge and sculpture by American artist Teresita Fernández Olympic Sculpture Park in Seattle, Washington The bridge, which displays images of the "changing sky discovered in nature and art", was approved in 2004 and completed in 2006. The project marks Made of laminated glass with a "photographic design interlayer"	349 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.	350 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.
351 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.	352 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.	353 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.	354 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.	355 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.
356 Echo Echo, 2011 Jaume Plensa modeled Echo on the 9 year old daughter of a restaurant owner near the artist’s studio in Barcelona. The sculpture’s title references Echo, the mountain nymph from Greek mythology, who offended the goddess Hera. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another. In this monumental sculpture, over 46 feet tall, Echo listens with her eyes closed or in a state of meditation. She faces Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus, visible from land and water.	357 Eye Benches Eye Benches I, II and III 1996–1997 series of outdoor sculptures by Louise Bourgeois Olympic Sculpture Park in Seattle, Washington. The installation includes three sets of two functional benches.	358 Father And Son (Father) Father and Son 2005 fountain and sculpture by Louise Bourgeois Olympic Sculpture Park It is made of stainless steel, aluminum, water and bronze (bell).	359	360
361 Father And Son (Son) Father and Son 2005 fountain and sculpture by Louise Bourgeois Olympic Sculpture Park It is made of stainless steel, aluminum, water and bronze (bell).	362 Had a very good dinner at La Vite e Bella	363 Had a very good dinner at La Vite e Bella	364 Pioneer Square Station	365
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371	372	373 The Interurban Building, also known as The Pacific Block and Seattle National Bank Building Designed by John Parkinson (architect) and was constructed over the two year period of 1890-1892. Constructed after the Great Seattle Fire in 1889. Located in Pioneer Square, at the southeast corner of Yesler Way and Occidental Avenue South. The doorway arch on the corner is adorned with a carved terracotta lion’s head.	374	375 Chief Seattle Fountain "Chief Seattle Now The Streets Are Your Home" "Far away Brothers And Sisters We Still Remember Your"
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