TIDEFLATS TO TOMORROW The History of Seattle's Sodo

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"Tideflats to Tomorrow: The History of Seattle's SoDo" by Dan Raley, a local Seattle author and longtime Seattle P.I. reporter, is a four-color tribute to "Seattle's workplace," the city's rough-and-tumble industrial area south of downtown.

The book outlines the evolution of how millions of yards of fill sloughed from the city's eastern hills covered Elliott Bay salty tideflats to form what is now called SoDo. It also covers such landmark eras as Hooverville spawned by the Great Depression; the role of the Alaskan Gold Rush in Seattle's emergence on the national map; the containerization of the city's waterfront; some of the most popular watering holes and eateries; the construction and implosion of the Kingdome, Qwest Field and Safeco Field; and the area's emerging future as one of the city's last great areas for growth and possible changes to its traditional use.

Product Info

ISBN: 0615338232

ISBN-13: 9780615338231

Publisher: Fairgreens Publishing, LLC

Year: 2010

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

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