Discovery Park Visitor Center Dedication
Image Record
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- Identifier
- 206176
- Description
- Discovery Park Visitor Center Dedication
- Date created
- January 10 1998 No
- Series
- 5811-02: Pro Parks Acquisition Photographs
- Color:
- Original Format:
- Color
- Box
- 29/3
- Note
- The $3.4-million Visitor Center at 3801 W Government Way is an 11,000 square-foot facility including classrooms and exhibit areas. A smaller building houses the nature-day-camp program during the summer and provides meeting space. Arist Bruce Myers created concrete and bronze-leaf impressions and a concrete sculpture resembling sand when the tide does out, part of the Seattle Arts Commission's Public Art Program.
- Subject Terms
- DISCOVERY PARK, PARKS
- Permissions
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- Citation
- Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #206176, Series 5811-02.
- Orientation
- Landscape
- Related People/Organizations
- Donaldson, Sue
(Councilmember)
Towne, David Lawrence (1931- )
Steinbrueck, Peter, 1957- (Seattle City Councilmember; architect)
Schell, Paul (Mayor, City of Seattle)
Conlin, Richard (Seattle City Councilmember) - Format
- image/tiff
- Dimensions
- 3,600 x 2,382 pixels