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1. Seattle's Pike Place Market With over 10 million visitors each year, Seattle's Pike Place Market is the top Seattle attraction for visitors to the city. But it is not just for tourists...
2. Seattle Sculpture Park A few blocks west of the Seattle Space Needle lies the Olympic Sculpture Park, a gem of a park in the middle of the city to enjoy both art and nature. The O...
3. Step Into Seattle: Spring A Seattle spring lasts a long, long time. The first blossoms flicker open before the groundhog even looks for a shadow, yet often the days are not consistently...
4. Seattle Ballard Locks The Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, also known as The Ballard Locks, is one of the most interesting, fun and free places to visit in Seattle. The locks are part of...
5. The Space Needle The Space Needle is Seattle's most recognizeable landmark and the symbol of the city. Naturally, it is also one of the most popular Seattle attractions. On...
6. The Bainbridge Island Ferry One of the unique activities that many visitors to Seattle, WA enjoy doing is taking a trip on a Washington State Ferry from Seattle across Puget Sound to Bainbridge...
7. Ray Charles Biography Ray Charles Biography (1930-2004)... we still miss you!!!! Ray Charles Robinson was born September. 23, 1930, in Albany, Georgia. Ray Charles died June 11, 2004...
8. Cityscape Prints and Posters Cityscapes and city skylines are fascinating subject for many photographers. Whether color or black and white photographs, paintings or drawings, city pictu...
9. Seattle's Haunted Pike Place Market The motto of Seattle's Pike Place Market is "Meet the Producer", but as darkness descends and the shopkeepers and their customers go home for the night, perhaps...
10. Japanese Cherry Blossom Parties For many years I have had a Japanese friend who told me how the whole of Japan looked forward to the Cherry Blossom, when everyone would go out into the parks...
11. The Kurt Cobain Conspiracy - Suicide or Murder? Kurt Cobain's music and the passion he put into it has been a great influence on me over the years. Through the research I have done I have come to the conc...
12. Chief Seattle Chief Seattle (1786 - 1866) is a legend due to what he did not say! Chief of the Suquamish and Duwamish Indian tribes, his real name was "Seeathl" and he is...
13. TIM BOUCHER TIM BOUCHER was born in Worcester, MA and lived briefly as a young child in Hudson, WI before moving to the north shore of Long Island (Huntington-area), NY. At...
14. Seattle 211 Information and Referrals The website was designed to provide information to recovery, housing and legal referrals in the Seattle, Washington area. Often times it's difficult to find...
15. How much do you know about Seattle WA? Take this little trivia quiz to see how much you really know about Seattle, WA. If you have never visited Seattle, or maybe even if you have, you might find...
16. Who Is King Tut, the Boy King This exhibition featuring treasures from over 2000 years of Egyptian history opens at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston OCTOBER 16, 2011 - APRIL 15, 2012. On...
17. Seattle Air Conditioning Seattle Air Conditioning Air Conditioning You would still be comfortable even during hot temperatures in a home with air conditioner. It doesn't matter to...
18. Gay Seattle Seattle gay groups, gay news, websites, and even a few people serving queer Seattle. Our link lists below include a wide range of Seattle-area LGBT organizations...
19. Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse Having seen some of the old video clips of the Tacoma-Narrows Bridge collapse, I really wanted to learn more. I found out that the original bridge, that opened...
20. America's National Parks How many National Parks have you visited? Do you want to see some great photos of parks? Did you know how many National Parks are in the United States? Then...