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7 Cascade and South Lake Union WORKING CLASS DIVERSITY TO GLOBAL TECH HEADQUARTERS
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David B. Williams
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1 Seattle’s Historic Shoreline REMNANTS FROM THE PAST 9
- 2 Denny Hill THE BIG HILL THAT WENT AWAY 23
- 3 Stories in Stone 37
- 4 Who’s Watching You? 51
- 5 Regrades and the International District SHAPING A LANDSCAPE OF DIVERSITY 65
- 6 Madison Street ELLIOTT BAY TO LAKE WASHINGTON 79
- 7 Cascade and South Lake Union WORKING CLASS DIVERSITY TO GLOBAL TECH HEADQUARTERS 93
- 8 Lake Union CIRCUMNAVIGATING THE CENTER OF THE CITY 111
- 9 The Hiram M. Chittenden Locks and Discovery Park BOATS, BIRDS, AND BIG TREES 125
- 10 Green Lake to Lake Washington TRACING A HISTORIC CREEK 137
- 11 Meadowbrook Pond and Thornton Creek 151
- 12 Capitol Hill ELEGANCE IN THE DETAILS 163
- 13 Central District TRANSFORMATION AND DIVERSITY 179
- 14 Beacon Hill GREAT DIVERSITY AND GREAT VIEWS 193
- 15 Rainier Beach to Columbia City FROM SLOUGH TO SLOUGH 207
- 16 Georgetown BEER, BURIALS, AND RAILROADS 219
- 17 Delridge and Pigeon Point THE LESSER-KNOWN SIDE OF WEST SEATTLE 235
- 18 West Seattle OLD GROWTH AND ALKI POINT 251
- AFTERWORD 263
- SUGGESTED READING 265
- ILLUSTRATION CREDITS 271
- INDEX 275
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR 289
- PRAISE FOR THE FIRST EDITION 290
- MORE ABOUT SEATTLE’S HISTORY 292
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1 Seattle’s Historic Shoreline REMNANTS FROM THE PAST 9
- 2 Denny Hill THE BIG HILL THAT WENT AWAY 23
- 3 Stories in Stone 37
- 4 Who’s Watching You? 51
- 5 Regrades and the International District SHAPING A LANDSCAPE OF DIVERSITY 65
- 6 Madison Street ELLIOTT BAY TO LAKE WASHINGTON 79
- 7 Cascade and South Lake Union WORKING CLASS DIVERSITY TO GLOBAL TECH HEADQUARTERS 93
- 8 Lake Union CIRCUMNAVIGATING THE CENTER OF THE CITY 111
- 9 The Hiram M. Chittenden Locks and Discovery Park BOATS, BIRDS, AND BIG TREES 125
- 10 Green Lake to Lake Washington TRACING A HISTORIC CREEK 137
- 11 Meadowbrook Pond and Thornton Creek 151
- 12 Capitol Hill ELEGANCE IN THE DETAILS 163
- 13 Central District TRANSFORMATION AND DIVERSITY 179
- 14 Beacon Hill GREAT DIVERSITY AND GREAT VIEWS 193
- 15 Rainier Beach to Columbia City FROM SLOUGH TO SLOUGH 207
- 16 Georgetown BEER, BURIALS, AND RAILROADS 219
- 17 Delridge and Pigeon Point THE LESSER-KNOWN SIDE OF WEST SEATTLE 235
- 18 West Seattle OLD GROWTH AND ALKI POINT 251
- AFTERWORD 263
- SUGGESTED READING 265
- ILLUSTRATION CREDITS 271
- INDEX 275
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR 289
- PRAISE FOR THE FIRST EDITION 290
- MORE ABOUT SEATTLE’S HISTORY 292
