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The Livingston Baker Building Has Tales to Tell

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The Livingston has survived—and occasionally thrived—across multiple Seattle eras. A long saga that embroiled the historic Virginia Inn in controversy and...

Pioneer Square’s Historic Cadillac Hotel Is Also Its Tiniest National Park

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The Cadillac Hotel in 1971, shortly after Pioneer Square was admitted to the National Register of Historic Places. As anyone who’s...

You Can Trace a Century of Seattle History Through the Henry Art Gallery

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The Henry Art Gallery in almost unrecognizable form back in 1927. When Horace Chapin Henry arrived in Seattle in 1891, the...

Historic Kerry Hall Was Worth Saving

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Kerry Hall was designed by architect Abraham Horace Albertson. Some of the happiest memories of my life happened in Kerry Hall....

Renton Is Home to a Secret Architectural Marvel

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Renton has, so far as we can tell, the only public library built over a river. As the Cedar River flows...

Tacoma’s Triangular Bostwick Building Has Boomtown Roots

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For the last couple decades, the Bostwick has been home to a variety of coffee shops on the ground floor. It...

The Once-Decrepit Saint Edward Seminary Now Lives the Lush Hotel Life

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It's hard to believe this building was abandoned for decades. Did you know there’s a state park nestled along the northeast...

Bartenders Share Their Least Favorite Drink Orders

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I’m not saying I won’t make them, but I can see how making Sazeracs regularly would get annoying if it was super busy. The recipe...

A Neighborhood Bar for Every Neighborhood

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If you zoom in, you might be able to spot Tio Baby's delicious housemade queso. Just as Seattle has diverse neighborhoods...

The 25 Best Bars in Seattle

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Drinks with personality (and powdered sugar) at Stampede Cocktail Club. Statistically, America might be drinking less than we were a few...
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