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The Seattle
Center
How As was mentioned on the previous page, the 1963 World's Fair was
held in Seattle. There was much futurism, and much
optimism here. The fifties, and early sixties were a time when
we all thought that we could do anything to which we set our
minds. This was a large fair, with many exhibits, buildings, a
midway, and even a monorail from the fairgrounds, to the middle
of downtown Seattle, to give visitors a ride on what they were
told was the transportation system of the future. The old
fairgrounds are now the Seattle Center, with the Space Needle as
their centerpiece. There has been some updating, and some
replacement of temporary structures, by more substantial
buildings; but much of the place remains as it was. In
particular, there is the Pacific Science Center, the singing
fountain, the gardens, the midway, and the Space Needle itself. |
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