What we know today as Seattle Center began in 1962 as the site for the World’s Fair or Century 21 as it was then named. Of course, the Space Needle is the most visible and most visited remnant of the event. It was intended to evoke the image of a flying saucer and I think you would have to admit that they hit the mark.
Seattle Center – International Fountain
Seattle Center – International Fountain
Seattle Center – EMP Museum
Seattle Center – Space Needle
After the World’s Fair had concluded the city of Seattle made good use of this 74 acre property and Seattle Center now is home to parks, artwork, fountains, restaurants, museums, theaters, gardens and of course, the Space Needle.
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