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Historical Markers and War Memorials in King County

 
Clickable Map of King County, Washington and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg King County, WA (194) Chelan County, WA (8) Kitsap County, WA (23) Kittitas County, WA (13) Pierce County, WA (108) Snohomish County, WA (69) Yakima County, WA (21)  KingCounty(194) King County (194)  ChelanCounty(8) Chelan County (8)  KitsapCounty(23) Kitsap County (23)  KittitasCounty(13) Kittitas County (13)  PierceCounty(108) Pierce County (108)  SnohomishCounty(69) Snohomish County (69)  YakimaCounty(21) Yakima County (21)
Seattle is the county seat for King County
Adjacent to King County, Washington
      Chelan County (8)  
      Kitsap County (23)  
      Kittitas County (13)  
      Pierce County (108)  
      Snohomish County (69)  
      Yakima County (21)  
 
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101 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — The Baroness Hotel
102 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — The Brooklyn Building
103 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — The First Presbyterian Church of Seattle, Washington1869 - 1906
104 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — The Holyoke Building
105 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — The Paramount Theatre
106 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — The Visit of President Theodore Roosevelt’s “Great White Fleet”Centennial Celebration
107 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Trinity Parish ChurchBuilt 1891 — rebuilt 1902
108 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Union StationDesigned by Daniel J. Patterson — Dedicated on May 20, 1911 —
109 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Victory Square“A Homefront Gathering Place”
110 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Vision
111 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Waterfront History
112 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Welcome to The Public MarketPike Place Market
113 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Welcome to The Public Market
114 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Where did this bridge used to go? / Where does this bridge go now?Bell Street Pier
115 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Why Are the Piers Angled?Waterfront History
116 Washington, King County, Seattle, Downtown Seattle — Women's University Club of Seattle
117 Washington, King County, Seattle, East Queen Anne — Westlake and Dexter Historic ShelterStanding at the Crossroads of Seattle's Transit Past and Present
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118 Washington, King County, Seattle, Eastlake — Boeing's Lake Union Seaplane HangarBoeing Seattle
119 Washington, King County, Seattle, Eastlake — L'Amourita
120 Washington, King County, Seattle, Fremont — Berlin Wall
121 Washington, King County, Seattle, Fremont — Lenin in FremontArt Outlives Politics
122 Washington, King County, Seattle, Fremont — Sri ChinmoyDreamer of World-Peace
123 Washington, King County, Seattle, Fremont — Tale of the Dinosaurs
124 Washington, King County, Seattle, Fremont — The Fremont TrollThe Troll Under the Bridge
125 Washington, King County, Seattle, Fremont — The J.P. Patches Show
126 Washington, King County, Seattle, Greater Duwamish — Boeing Field
127 Washington, King County, Seattle, Greater Duwamish — Country Inn Roadhouse — Georgetown Historic Site —
128 Washington, King County, Seattle, Greater Duwamish — Mission Theatre — Georgetown Historic Site —
129 Washington, King County, Seattle, Greater Duwamish — Seattle's Pioneers - The Maples
130 Washington, King County, Seattle, Greater Duwamish — The Gessner MansionGeorgetown Historic Site
131 Washington, King County, Seattle, Interbay — Seattle Fisherman's Memorial
132 Washington, King County, Seattle, Mount Baker — Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Park — The Life of Martin Luther King, Jr. —
133 Washington, King County, Seattle, North Queen Anne — Fremont Bridge
134 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — 1919.551.1 — 1890 Seattle Fire Department Bell
135 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — Anhalt Hall
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136 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — First Round The World Flight
137 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — George Washington
138 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — Medal of Honor Memorial
139 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — Naval Training Station SeattleWorld War I • 1917 - 1918
140 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — Scion of the Washington ElmCambridge, Mass.
141 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — The Old Shell House
142 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northeast Seattle — University Library
143 Washington, King County, Seattle, Northwest Seattle — Emil Fredreksen Memorial
144 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Birthplace of United Parcel Service
145 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Carson D. Boren
146 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Earl Layman Street Clock
147 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Grand Central Hotel1889
148 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Great Northern Tunnel
149 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — How Big Was Japantown?
150 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — How Did Fire Forge the City?
151 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — How Did Water Become Land?
152 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Information Booth1897- 1977
153 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Interurban Building
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154 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Interurban Building1890
155 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Lou Graham’s Sporting House — 1989 Washington State Centennial —
156 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Maynard Building1892
157 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Merchant’s Cafe1889
158 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Mutual Life Building1897
159 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Pioneer Building — 1989 Washington State Centennial —
160 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Pioneer Square Historic District
161 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Salvation Army Site
162 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Schwabacher’s Store
163 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Site of the Smaller Fort
164 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Site of Yesler’s Pavilion
165 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Smith and Squire Buildings
166 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — Smith Tower — 1989 Washington State Centennial —
167 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — The Broderick Building
168 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — The Goldsmith Building
169 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — The Pioneer Square Pergola
170 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — The St. Charles ApartmentsBuilt 1913 — Renovated 2004 by Plymouth Housing Group —
171 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — The White Chapel District
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172 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — UPS - Celebrating 100 years of ServiceAugust 28, 2007
173 Washington, King County, Seattle, Pioneer Square — What do you need to rush for gold?
174 Washington, King County, Seattle, Queen Anne — You're Now a Part of History
175 Washington, King County, Seattle, SODO — Cannabis City - Seattle's First Pot ShopEstablished July 7th, 2014
176 Washington, King County, Seattle, SODO — King Street Station — 1989 Washington State Centennial —
177 Washington, King County, Seattle, SODO — Triangle Hotel and Bar
178 Washington, King County, Seattle, South Lake Union — Mayer PlazaJoseph Mayer's Magnificent Clock
179 Washington, King County, Seattle, South Lake Union — Supply Laundry Building
180 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — Anne Frank Memorial
181 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — Armory
182 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — De La Mar ApartmentsRegistered National Historic Place
183 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — George Washington
184 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — Seattle Center Monorail
185 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — The First Commercial Monorail in the United States
186 Washington, King County, Seattle, Uptown — The Monorail SocietyHistoric Landmark
187 Washington, King County, Seattle, West Seattle — Admiral Way Totem Pole
188 Washington, King County, Seattle, West Seattle — First Direct Scheduled Commercial Air Line Service in Seattle - Gorst FieldSeattle's Airmail Field
189 Washington, King County, Seattle, West Seattle — First Seattle Log Cabin
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190 Washington, King County, Skykomish — A Route Still in UseIron Goat Trail — MP 1718.98 —
191 Washington, King County, Skykomish — Early SkykomishAffectionately known as "Sky" Skykomish began with the Great Northern Railway
192 Washington, King County, Skykomish — Snowsheds Needed Solid SupportIron Goat Trail — MP 1719.88 —
193 Washington, King County, Skykomish — Snowsheds Protected the RailwayIron Goat Trail — MP 1719.53 —
194 Washington, King County, Skykomish — Twin Tunnels Bored Through GraniteIron Goat Trail
195 Washington, King County, Tukwila — Foster Landing at Foster Homestead
196 Washington, King County, Tukwila — Joseph Foster Tree

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