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"Dr. Henry Fielding Reed leading a Mazama party down the soon-to-be-named Reed Glacier on Mount Hood, 1901." Mazama Library and Historical Collections, VM1993.020 Mt Hood, 1901.
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"Mount Hood from Lost Lake, circa 1910." Kiser Photo Co. photographs, Org. Lot 140, bb000223, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
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Seattle Quick Picks
Looking for suggestions for things to do in Seattle without the fuss of an extended tour? Here are some ideas from the Local Arrangements Committee. An asterisk (*) at the end of an entry denotes a free experience!
- Tastes: Yes, Seattle is known for coffee. But it also has great breweries, wineries, and specialty food stuffs
- Take a factory tour at Theo's Chocolate
- Visit the Redhook Brewery (in Seattle or Woodinville) *
- Sample some produce at Pike Place Market *
- Visit a winery or tasting room
- Classic Seattle Photo-ops
- Take your picture next to the Jimi Hendrix statue on Capitol Hill *
- Visit the Fremont Troll *
- See the outsized Hat n' Boots sculpture at Oxbox Park in Georgetown *
- Take your picture under the original Starbucks logo at Pike Place Market * (then have a latte!)
- Visit Bruce Lee's grave site *
- Books: Seattle is consistently among America's most literate cities; having top notch book purveyors is one reason why
- Check out the Seattle Public Library *
- Looking for a whodunit story? Stop by the Seattle Mystery Bookshop *
- Browse at Elliott Bay Book Company *
- Stop by fine press publisher Arundel Books *
- Feeling radical? Visit Left Bank Books at Pike Place Market *
- Visit Wessel & Lieberman Booksellers, Inc. in Pioneer Square *
- Local Museums and Galleries
- Immerse yourself in the history of Seattle at the Museum of History and Industry
- Enjoy some art at the Seattle Art Museum
- Enjoy some art outside at the scenic Olympic Scupture Park *
- Look inside Air Force One and the Concorde at the Museum of Flight
- The Frye Art Museum is free and just up the hill from the hotel! *
- Northwest African American Museum
- The Burke Museum of History and Culture on the campus of the University of Washington
- Klondike Gold Rush Museum
- Wing Luke Asian Museum
- The Legacy Ltd *
- Seattle Asian Art Museum
- Viewpoints
- Check out the Smith Tower Observation Deck
- Take a view from atop the Space Needle
- Head up to the 40th floor of the Columbia Center, the tallest building in the state
- Get a good view of the Sound at sea level from Discovery Park *
- Take a free view from the water tower in Volunteer Park; stop and smell the flowers at the historical (and free!) Conservatory while you are in the park*
- Water and Fish
- View the progress of some Steelhead salmon as they make their way up the fish ladder at Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard *
- See some fish up close and personal at the Seattle Aquarium
- Take a water taxi to West Seattle