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DECEMBER, 2003
1
Seattle Parks Foundation Welcomes the Christmas Ship
to South Lake Union Park

December 1st, 6:30 pm- 9 pm
Naval Reserve Building, South Lake Union Park
860 Terry Avenue North,
(Access the Reserve Building off Valley Street between Fairview and Westlake,
on the southernmost end of Lake Union)

Everyone is invited to join the Seattle Parks Foundation for an exciting evening at the South Lake Union Park Armory as we celebrate the future of South Lake Union Park and welcome the Christmas Ship to Seattle.

Seeing the Christmas Ship has been a holiday tradition in Seattle for over 50 years! This year, the ship will kick-off its holiday tour of Seattle parks with its first ever stop at South Lake Union Park.

The Seattle Parks Foundation welcomes all to this public event, featuring fun, family activities, refreshments, and more! Kick off the holiday season by taking part in this Seattle tradition, and celebrating the future of South Lake Union Park!

For more information contact the Seattle Parks Foundation
(206) 332-9900
parks@seattleparksfoundation.org
www.seattleparksfoundation.org
(12) - 3
The Olmsted Centennial Photo Exhibit
Wed., Nov. 12 - Wed. Dec. 3
Museum of History and Industry, 2700 24th Ave. E.
open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily

Seattle Parks and Recreation has created an attractive and informative exhibit commemorating the centennial of the city's Olmsted park plan. The exhibit includes historic photographs and maps, historical information about the Olmsted Brothers landscape architecture firm, a description of the Olmsteds' comprehensive plan for Seattle's parks and boulevards, the implementation of the plan in the last century, and a glimpse at the future of park planning and development.
3 - 17
The Olmsted Centennial Photo Exhibit
Wed., Dec. 3 - Wed., Dec. 17
History House of Greater Seattle, 790 N. 34th St.
open Wed-Sun, 12-5pm

Seattle Parks and Recreation has created an attractive and informative exhibit commemorating the centennial of the city's Olmsted park plan. The exhibit includes historic photographs and maps, historical information about the Olmsted Brothers landscape architecture firm, a description of the Olmsteds' comprehensive plan for Seattle's parks and boulevards, the implementation of the plan in the last century, and a glimpse at the future of park planning and development.

17 - (1/7)
The Olmsted Centennial Photo Exhibit
Wed., Dec. 17 - Wed., Jan. 7
Medgar Evers Pool, 500 23rd Ave. E.

Seattle Parks and Recreation has created an attractive and informative exhibit commemorating the centennial of the city's Olmsted park plan. The exhibit includes historic photographs and maps, historical information about the Olmsted Brothers landscape architecture firm, a description of the Olmsteds' comprehensive plan for Seattle's parks and boulevards, the implementation of the plan in the last century, and a glimpse at the future of park planning and development.
20
Seattle Parks Foundation Monthly walk: Green Lake Park
Saturday, December 20, 10am - noon.
Location: 7201 East Green Lake Drive North
Meet at Green Lake Community Center

This is the final tour in the year-long series,and should not be missed! Green Lake Park is one of Seattle's favorite, most popular parks. It is certain to be a scenic and fun walk, a perfect finish to a year of walks in honor of the Olmsted Centennial.

For more information contact:
Hilary, Seattle Parks Foundation, 332-9900,
email: hilary@seattleparksfoundation.org
web: www.seattleparksfoundation.org
1/7 - 1/21

The Olmsted Centennial Photo Exhibit
Wed., Jan. 7 - Wed., 21
Queen Anne CC, 1901 1st Ave. W.

Seattle Parks and Recreation has created an attractive and informative exhibit commemorating the centennial of the city's Olmsted park plan. The exhibit includes historic photographs and maps, historical information about the Olmsted Brothers landscape architecture firm, a description of the Olmsteds' comprehensive plan for Seattle's parks and boulevards, the implementation of the plan in the last century, and a glimpse at the future of park planning and development.

 

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