Does anyone recognize these "c" symbols? It was on a sign near the old Good Roads Lunch Room in Interlaken Park circa 1900. Photo from the Gordon MacDougall album.
Hey everyone who followed this thread, I have since learned a lot more. I was wrong about the Interlaken bridges, but in a very interesting way. Also, I’m pretty sure I found the location of the old Good Roads Lunch Room. I think these photos are almost from the same spot.
I took an old city plot outlining the Interlaken bike path ca 1900 and traced it into Google Maps: https://t.co/NZQWEJGSL2 The route was largely built through private property, much of which is now houses. But it also guided streets and paths that exist today. #SEAbikes
#OnThisDay 79 years ago, the last streetcar of Seattle's Municipal Street Railway completed its final run. Once an expansive network with 231 miles of track, the streetcar connected neighborhoods throughout the city, including Ballard, Greenwood, Rainier Valley, and West Seattle.
@dongho_chang Two Ts to Elliott (unlike Mr. Helmbrecht).
Also, heads-up: @SeattleParks has mislabeled the name of their new Elliott* Bay Office Park building on Google Maps and the street name on their new business cards. 🤦♀️
“Hi, I’m I-5 and I am historically racist. Hobbies include displacing Seattle’s Asian community and transferring their wealth to the suburbs. Currently, I’m focused on climate change. I’m a heavy smoker and I can be a little loud. Even my friends think I’m high maintenance.”
The transformation of Westlake Avenue & the parking lots along Valley Street and the westside of Lake Union has been amazing over the past 25 years.