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Travel and tourism services in Central District, Seattle city



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Travel Agency

  • Washington Trails Association
    Hiawatha Place South, 847 98144 Seattle

Artwork

  • Children of the Sea
    East Yesler Way, 2300 98122 Seattle
    mixed-media installation of recycled and reclaimed copper features three 5-foot by 3-foot African-American cherub-like figures that swim among patinated seaweed and vines on the west interior wall of the library addition.
  • Cloud Veil
    12th Avenue, 564
  • Kuba Grille
    East Cherry Street
    Design based on a traditional textile design of the Kuba people of Zaire; abstract design in metal mounted on maroon steel framework above the main entrance.
  • Oshun Throne
    East Cherry Street
    Painted female figure on wall niche decorated with all sorts of recycled metal with a yellow background and flanked with painted wood. Decorated by community children.
  • Proverbs and Icons
    East Cherry Street
    Inset in stair risers to Garfield"s main entrance using 14 quotations selected from over 100 submitted by community members; the quotations are separated by inlaid icons of various images which were created by local teenagers.
  • Renouveau
    East Yesler Way, 2300
  • Sensei
    Hiawatha Place South
  • Shango Throne
    East Cherry Street, 2323
    Painted male figure in wall niche decorated with all sorts of recycled material on an orange background, flanked by painted wood tiles. Decorated by community children.
  • Shinran Shonin Statue
    South Main Street
  • Soul Pole
    East Yesler Way, 2300
    Carved pole in the style of Native American totems depicting the history of the black man.
  • The People's Wall
    East Spruce Street, 1919
    Mural paying tribute to the Seattle chapter Black Panther Party, which had its headquarters at this site in the 1960s and early 1970s.
  • Tree Bench
    South Main Street, 1800 98122 Seattle
    Made of colored mortar, concrete and stainless steel inlays, Tree Bench takes the shape of a tree sliced in half lengthwise, floating above the ground and inviting visitors to sit on its trunk and branches.
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    15th Avenue South

Touristic Information

  • A Commitment to Sustainability
    12th Avenue, 822
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    East Cherry Street
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    East Jefferson Street
    Phone: +1-206-296-4441
    Scheduling office info board

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