SEATTLE HISTORY - "THINGS THAT AREN'T HERE ANYMORE"
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Feces-free sidewalks.
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Feces-free sidewalks.
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Old man Nacho and old man Ivar used to have a couple early morning drinks at the Pier 54 Ivars bar. Old man Nacho then continued delivering bread for Gai’s bakery.
CSB.
CSB.
When men where men, especially the greasy Slavs.
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Long time UW Crew Corch, Bob Ernst, was a notorious hater of the MV Kalakala, when it was mored on Lake Union for a number of years. To paraphrase: "why did they have to bring this rotting hulk of shit into our? lake?".
Also, how fucking stupid was it for Seattle to rip out its cable car lines in 1940. San Francisco had the foresight to keep a few and continues to reap the rewards.
Also, how fucking stupid was it for Seattle to rip out its cable car lines in 1940. San Francisco had the foresight to keep a few and continues to reap the rewards.
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SEATTLE HISTORY - "THINGS THAT AREN'T HERE ANYMORE" sounds like a skit from Almost Live. I could imagine Pat Cashman's voice announce it.
Almost Live is another thing that's not here anymore, either.
Almost Live is another thing that's not here anymore, either.
I didn’t watch the whole video but I’m gonna riot if The Rocksport and The Tug go unmentioned.
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Both are sadly missed. Poggies and the Lodge don't cut it for the Pabst & Rainier crowds.
Benbow, however, is open again.
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Hydro plane racing ~ the complete magic of Seattle vs Detroit with Seattle kicking detroits ass and taking names ~ not unlike the UW crew boats over the same time~ period. Mike drop.
Another lost thing which is a bummer is the loss of coolest theatres in town... the orpheum was world class and they ripped it down to build the corncob twin towers of a worthless throwaway fuck of a hotel. and the same thing has happened with several other venues.. the Coliseum was pretty cool and it became the freaking banana republic / gap... so worth it culturally etc.
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I saw the Sound of Music first run at the 5th Avenue with my mom. Classic theater