Landmarks in Seattle, WA - Page 1
Find Landmarks in Seattle, WA. Listings include Seattle Center Monorail, Smith Tower, Blue Moon, Candy Cane Lane in Ravenna, Hah Choo - Houseboat and Wander & Dine. Click on each in the list below the map for more information.
201 Garfield Street
Seattle, 98109
John Hay Elementary PTSA is a dedicated community of parents, teachers, and staff working together to support our students and school. We organize events, fundraise for essential programs, and advocate for every child’s success.
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Seattle Center Monorail 370 Thomas Street Ste 200
Seattle, 98109
Fast. Direct. Historic. Trains travel between Westlake & Seattle Center!
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Blue Moon 712 NE 45th Street
Seattle, 98105
Opening in 1934 the Blue Moon is a beloved icon of the community and a safe place for everyone! All people and pets are welcome just don't be jerk and no biting! You can bring in your own food but must buy our drinks! Happy Hour until 6pm Daily!
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Candy Cane Lane in Ravenna Park Rd NE And NE Ravenna Boulevard
Seattle, 98105
Seattle's Candy Cane Lane at Park Rd NE and NE Ravenna Blvd
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Hah Choo - Houseboat Seattle, 98103
Hah Choo originated from Duncan BC and was originally built by Thomas Bailey, who navigated across 180 miles of open ocean in 2011 to bring AKA “Goon Island”, to Lake Union.
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Washington Adventures Seattle, 98126
We invite you to share in our journey to explore all that nature has to offer. Updated BIO: “Sometimes life takes you on an unexpected path—you just have to trust the journey and see where it leads.” ~Damara
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Virginia V Historic Ships Wharf, Lake Union Park
Seattle, 98109
Built in 1922, Virginia V is one of the last operating steamships in America. She still operates as a passenger vessel! Visit our website for our history, events and to get involved: www.virginiav.org. Mailing address: PO Box 9566, Seattle, WA 98109
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The Schooner Lavengro 1010 Valley Street
Seattle, 98109
The Schooner Lavengro is a restoration project of the Northwest Schooner Society.The Society's mission is to preserve our sailing heritage by restoring and operating historic maritime properties. Please visit her at the Center for Wooden Boats in Seattle.
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Braided River 1001 SW Klickitat Way, Ste 201
Seattle, 98134
BRAIDED RIVER connects people to wild places through beautiful photographs and fascinating stories that ignite passion and inspire stewardship.
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Come Out Seattle 1009 East Union Street
Seattle, 98122
Preserving Pride: Come Out Seattle documents and celebrates our city’s LGBTQ+ history—spaces, stories, and memories. The Seattle Gay Bar History Project maps and archives photos and tales of LGBTQ+ bars and taverns, keeping our vibrant past alive.
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PHONO TERIA Seattle
just recently uncovered the history that the modern-idea of a record store started 100 years ago!!!!
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Washington Wonders Seattle
“Exploring Washington State 🌿 Fresh air, peaceful views, and simple moments. This place is definitely a must-visit.”
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THE GUM WALL PIKE PLACE MARKET Unexpected Productions' Market Theater 1428 Post Alley
Seattle, 98101
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Destination Seattle, Wa. We Promote Activities, Events And Businesses In Seattle And Surrounding Areas
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