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Seattle Municipal Archives
PO Box 94728
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Seattle, WA 98124-4728
Phone: 206/233-7807
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Guide to the Pro Parks Acquisition Open Space Photographs, 1966-2006


5811-02





Finding aid prepared by Julie Viggiano

Finding aid encoded by Julie Kerssen, 2008


Overview of the Collection

 
Repository Name:
 

City of Seattle
Seattle Municipal Archives

PO Box 94728
600 Fourth Avenue, Floor 3
Seattle, WA 98124-4728
Phone: 206/233-7807
Email: archives@seattle.gov
http://www.seattle.gov/cityarchives

 
Collection Number:
 

5811-02

 
Creator:
 

Seattle (Wash.). Dept. of Parks and Recreation

 
Title:
 

Pro Parks Acquisition Open Space Photographs

 
Dates:
 

1966-2006 (inclusive)

 
Quantity:
 

18 cubic feet
37 boxes

 
Languages:
 

Collection materials are in English 

 
Summary:
 

Photographs documenting the evolution and improvement of more than 100 of Seattle's city parks, community centers, trails, recreation facilities, and sports fields.

 

Historical Note

The Department of Parks and Recreation maintains the City's parks, shorelines, and boulevards and administers community centers, public golf courses, and other athletic and cultural facilities. Seattle's first park was established in 1884 after David Denny donated land to the City for that purpose. At that time, a three-member park committee, with limited authority, was created to manage the nascent park system. A Board of Parks Commissioners was established in 1890 with control over all public parks and authority to appoint a Parks Superintendent. In 1896, the City Charter created the position of Superintendent of Streets, Sewers and Parks. The Parks Department became a separate entity in 1904. In 1926, a City Charter Amendment abolished the position of Superintendent, distributing its responsibilities between the Head Gardener and the Landscape Architect. A 1948 City Charter amendment required the Board of Park Commissioners to appoint a park superintendent to administer the department. In 1967, another City Charter Amendment reconstituted the Board as an advisory body to the Mayor and City Council, changed the agency name to Department of Parks and Recreation, and placed fiscal and operational administration under the superintendent.

In 1968 Seattle voters approved 7 out of 12 bond issues collectively called the Forward Thrust Bond issue. The approved initiative, Proposition 6, included $118 million for new parks and an aquarium. Along with federal grants and the Seattle Model City Program, the Forward Thrust Bond supported the largest expansion of the Park system in Seattle history. These programs funded more than 70 new parks and park facilities.

In 1990 the Open Space and Trails Program began with $41.8 million from the 1989 King County Open Space and Trails Bond with the mission to preserve open spaces and develop additional miles of multi-use trails. The Open Space program goal was to increase the useable undeveloped environment in the city by acquiring land through purchase, transfer, or donation to preserve as greenbelts, natural areas, recreation areas, and trails.

In 1999, Seattle voters approved a renewal of the 1991 Community Centers and Seattle Center Levy, renewing Seattle Parks and Recreation’s commitment to renovate and expand old facilities and provide new centers.

Content Description

This collection dates from the late 1960's through 2006. Photographs in this collection represent nearly 100 of Seattle's city parks, community centers, sports fields and natural areas from pre-construction and development through construction and dedication. Documented are the activities and projects of several city and publicly-funded programs: the 1968 Forward Thrust program, the 1990 Open Space program, the 1991 (renewed in 1999) Community Center Levy program, and the 2000 Pro Parks Levy program. Subjects include: undeveloped sites, construction, including volunteer work parties, finished parks, groundbreakings and events with groups of people, sometimes including government officials such as Councilmembers, Governor Gary Locke, and Mayor Norm Rice. Included as well are photographs documenting Open Space Fund Tours, Opportunity Fund Tours and Neighborhood Matching Fund awards events. The format of this collection consists of small and large prints, slides, various size negatives, photograph CDs and two video tapes. There is also one box of textual materials, consisting mostly of drawings and plans. There is some overlap among the media. Many of the prints, negatives and slides are undated. The collection is organized by name of park or natural area, sometimes by street address or general location. See below for the folder list. Boxes 1-27 consist of mostly pre-1990 prints. Boxes 28-35 consist of mostly post-1990 prints. Boxes 36-49 consist of slides, negatives and multi-media dated from the 1960s to 2006.

Arrangement

The collection is arranged in one series. All dates included in the folder list were recorded from hand written information on prints, print folders, and negative sleeves. Included are a Paper Volume, containing textual material pulled from the collection throughout the organization process, and a Transparency Volume, containing negatives and slides removed from the print collection and housed separately. Also included is a box of Photograph CDs, it is noted in the folder list where they correspond to prints.

Negative numbers from the corresponding Engineering Department negative collection are displayed in the online folder list. Also, accession numbers are displayed in the online folder list. Images are not displayed online in the Photograph Index.

Use of the Collection

Restrictions on Access 

Records are open to the public.

Preferred Citation 

[Title of image, date. Item number.] Pro Parks Acquisition Open Space Photographs, Record Series 5811-02. Box [number], Folder [number]. Seattle Municipal Archives.

Subjects

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

 
Seattle (Wash.). Dept. of Parks and Recreation
Seattle (Wash.)
Bicycle trails--Washington (State)--Seattle
Community centers--Washington (State)--Seattle
Forward Thrust (Seattle, Wash.)
Parks--Washington (State)--Seattle
Playgrounds--Washington (State)--Seattle
Seattle Aquarium
Woodland Park Zoo
Photographs

Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.


 

5811-02:  Pro Parks Acquisition Open Space Photographs, 1966-2006

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box/folder
1/1


17th Ave. Park
  1972-
 
1/2

25th Ave. Park
  -
 
1/3

26th Ave. Park
  -
 
1/4

28th and Jackson Mini Park
  1968-1970
 
1/5

30th Ave. Mini Park
  1969-
 
1/6

34th East & East Pike Street Mini Park
  1974-1978
 
2/7

Alki Playground
  1983-
 
2/8

Aquarium - Construction
  1974-1977
 
2/9

Arboretum - Visitor's Center and Site Improvements
  1985-
 
2/10

Arboretum - Visitor's Center and Site Improvements
  1986-1987
 
2/11

Arboretum - Visitor's Center and Site Improvements
  1983-1985
 
3/12

Armeni Park - Ramp Development
  1982-1983
 
3/13

Armeni Park - Ramp Development
  1982-1983
 
3/14

Armeni Park - Ramp Development
  1975-1976
 
3/15

Armory Park
  1974-
 
3/16

Atlantic City Boat Ramp
  1964-1974
 
3/17

Atlantic City Boat Ramp
  1986-1987
 
3/18

Ballard Community Center
  1972-1985
 
4/19

Ballard Community Center Play Area & Old Adams School
  1971-1987
 
4/20

Ballard Swimming Pool and Tennis Courts - Construction
  1971
 
4/21

Banner Place Viewpoint
  1974-
 
4/22

Bayview Kinnear Play Area
  1983-
 
4/23

Beacon Hill Playground
  1969-1975
 
4/24

Beer Sheva Park
  1978-
 
4/25

Belmont Park
  1969-1974
 
4/26

Benefit Playground
  1978-1981
 
4/27

Bergen Place (Ballard Circle Park)
  1975-
 
4/28

Bitterlake Park & Playfield
  1966-1984
 
4/29

Bradner Park
  1970-
 
4/30

Brighton Playfield
  1972-1973
 
4/31

Broadway Playfield (Bobby Morris)
  1973-1987
 
5/32

Bryant Playfield - Preconstruction, Construction, Dedication
  1975-1978
 
5/33

Burke Gilman Trail - Drainage Installation, Dedication
  1976-1989
 
5/34

Burke Gilman Trail - Preconstruction, Dedication
  1976-1978
 
5/35

Burke Gilman Trail
  1976-1977
 
6/36

Camp Long - Improvements
  1969-1974
 
6/37

Camp O.O. Denny
  1969-1983
 
6/38

Capitol Hill Viewpoint-Preconstruction, Construction (Louisa Borden Lookout)
  1969-1976
 
6/39

Carkeek Park Expansion
  1975-
 
6/40

Central West Seattle Community Center [Highpoint]
  1975-1987
 
6/41

Central West Seattle Playfield [Highpoint]
  1974-1979
 
6/42

Christie Park (43rd Street)
  1980-
 
6/43

Colman Park Walkways - Demolition, Renovation, Inspection
  1978-1988
 
6/44

Commodore Park - Fish Ladder Rededication, Construction, Undated Photos
  1970-1978
 
6/45

Cowen Park - Pre-Construction, Post-Construction
  1974-1976
 
7/46

Delridge Playfield
  1981-
 
7/47

Downtown Seattle - Waterfront
  1980-1983
 
7/48

Eckstein Park
  -
 
7/49

Fauntleroy Park
  1970-25205
 
7/50

Fort Dent Athletic Complex
  1978-1981
 
7/51

Firehouse Park
  1969-1987
 
7/52

First Hill Pocket Park
  1967-1978
 
7/53

Freeway Park - Construction
  1974-1981
 
7/54

Freeway Park - Preconstruction, Construction
  1969-1983
 
7/55

Freeway Park Construction , Safety and Improvements
  1972-1975
 
7/56

Freeway Park Construction, Dedication
  1979-1984
 
8/57

Freeway Park Construction
  1974-1979
 
8/58

Fremont Canal Park - Pre Canal [Ross Creek], Post Canal
  1981-
 
8/59

Garfield Community Center & Track [Powell Barnett Park]
  1969-1984
 
8/60

Garfield Playfield - Improvements
  1969-1987
 
8/61

Garfield Playfield Expansion
  1969-1980
 
8/62

Genesee Park
  1970-1981
 
8/63

Georgetown Playfield
  1969-1981
 
8/64

Gilman Playfield
  1972-
 
8/65

Golden Gardens Park
  1969-1976
 
8/66

Green Lake Boating and Sailing
  1973-1980
 
9/67

Green Lake Community Center
  1974-1976
 
9/68

Green Lake Park
  1970-1981
 
9/69

Green Lake Park
  1966-1979
 
9/70

Hale School Track and Field
  1981-
 
9/71

Hamlin Park
  1969-
 
9/72

Harrison Street Pocket Park
  1969-1971
 
9/73

Helene Madison Pool
  1979-1987
 
9/74

Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center
  1971-1985
 
9/75

Highland Park Playground
  1972-1983
 
9/76

High Point Community Center
  1981-1982
 
9/77

Hing Hay Pavillion
  1974-1976
 
9/78

Horton Hill Park
  1975-
 
9/79

Howe Playfield
  1983-
 
9/80

Hughes Playground
  1970-
 
9/81

Hutchinson Playground
  1970-1977
 
9/82

Ingraham Swimming Pool [Helene Madison Pool]
  -
 
9/83

Interbay Sportsfield
  1981-
 
9/84

International Childrens Park
  1978-1981
 
9/85

International District Mini Park
  1978-1981
 
10/86

Jackson Park Golf Course
  1969-1981
 
10/87

Jefferson Park Community Center
  1973-
 
10/88

Jefferson Park Golf Course
  1966-1971
 
10/89

Jefferson Park Lawnbowling
  1969-1985
 
10/90

Jefferson Park Playfield
  1978-1979
 
10/91

Judkins Park and Playfield
  1974-1978
 
10/92

Kobe Terrace
  1974-1976
 
10/93

Lake Washington / Seward Park Bike Path
  1974-1983
 
10/94

Lake City Community Center
  1971-1982
 
10/95

Lake City Park
  1979-1981
 
11/96

Lake City Treatment Plant
  1978-
 
11/97

Langston Hughes Community Center
  1976-1980
 
11/98

Lakewood Moorage
  1969-
 
11/99

Laurelhurst Playfield
  1969-1977
 
11/100

Leschi / Madronna Bulkhead
  1969-1976
 
11/101

Leschi Moorages Extension
  1969-1984
 
11/102

Leschi (N) Moorages
  1975-1976
 
11/103

Leschi Playground
  1971-1972
 
11/104

Lincoln Park
  1969-1985
 
11/105

Lower Woodland Playground
  1969-1983
 
11/106

Lower Woodland Sportsfield Improvements
  1981-1983
 
11/107

Lower Woodland Sportsfield Improvements
  1980-1983
 
12/108

Lowman Beach
  1983-
 
12/109

Loyal Heights Community Center
  1979-1987
 
12/110

Madison Park
  1969-1984
 
12/111

Madrona Briar Patch
  1978-1979
 
12/112

Madrona Park / Playground
  1969-1979
 
12/113

Magnolia Community Center Improvements
  1978-1982
 
12/114

Magnolia Waterfront
  1965-1967
 
12/115

Magnuson Park
  1973-1980
 
13/116

Maplewood Playfield [Beacon Hill]
  1969-1975
 
13/117

Market Park [Virginia Street Park]
  1979-1984
 
13/118

Market Park [Virginia Street Park]
  1979-1982
 
13/119

Martha Washington Site Study
  1979-
 
13/120

Matthews Beach
  1967-1975
 
13/121

Mayfair Park
  1970-
 
13/123

Meadowbrook Playfield
  1969-1978
 
13/124

Meadowbrook Pool
  1971-1979
 
13/125

Meadowbrook Restroom
  1974-
 
14/126

Meridian Neighborhood Playground
  1975-1981
 
14/127

Meridian Neighborhood Playground
  1981-1984
 
14/128

Montlake Community Center
  1969-1982
 
14/129

Mount Baker Boulevard
  1976-
 
14/130

Mount Baker Park
  1974-1984
 
14/131

Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Facility
  1982-1985
 
14/132

Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Facility
  1984-
 
15/133

Myrtle Edwards Park
  1979-
 
15/134

Neil J. Sandel Playground
  1968-1974
 
15/135

North Acres Park Expansion (Ingraham Pool) [Helene Madison Pool]
  1969-1971
 
15/136

North Beach Park
  1970-
 
15/137

North / South Passage Point Park
  1976-1983
 
15/138

Occidental Park
  1972-1974
 
15/140

Pendleton Miller Playfield
  1971-1987
 
15/141

Phinney Ridge Play Area
  1974-
 
15/142

Pinehurst Park
  1969-1972
 
15/143

Pioneer Square
  1973-
 
16/144

Prefontaine Fountain
  1973-1974
 
16/145

Edwin T. Pratt Park
  1974-1977
 
16/146

Queen Anne Bowl
  1971-1974
 
16/147

Queen Anne (NE) Playfield
  1973-1974
 
16/148

Queen Anne Viewpoint
  1969-1979
 
16/149

Queen Anne (W) Playfield
  -
 
16/150

Rainier Beach Community Center
  1971-1987
 
16/151

Rainier Beach Playfield
  1968-1976
 
16/152

Ravenna Playground
  1974-1984
 
17/153

Ravenna Tennis Courts
  1969-1974
 
17/154

Red Barn Ranch
  1979-
 
17/155

Riverview Playground
  1969-1981
 
17/156

Dr. Jose Rizal Park
  1974-1981
 
17/157

Dr. Jose Rizal Park
  1980-1981
 
17/158

Roanoke Park Rehabilitation
  1969-
 
17/159

Rodgers Playground
  1974-1979
 
17/160

Ross Playfield
  1969-1974
 
17/161

Roxhill Park
  1969-1974
 
17/162

Sacajawea Playfield
  1969-1972
 
17/163

Sand Point Playfield
  -
 
17/164

Schmitz Waterfront Park
  1974-1989
 
17/165

Seacrest Park
  1968-1989
 
17/166

Service Shops & Yards [Interbay, Haller Lake]
  1971-1972
 
18/167

Seattle Center
  1967-
 
18/168

Seattle Tennis Center
  1974-1977
 
18/169

Seattle Tennis Center
  1977-1979
 
18/170

Seward Park
  1969-1984
 
18/171

Seward Park & Ohler Island Shoreline Improvements
  1977-1983
 
18/172

Seward Park & Ohler Island Shoreline Improvements
  1979-1984
 
19/173

Seward Park & Ohler Island Shoreline Improvements
  1981-
 
19/174

Sicks Stadium
  1969-
 
19/175

Soundview Terrace
  1970-
 
19/176

South Area Athletic Facility [Tukwila]
  1975-
 
19/177

South College Street Park
  1969-1974
 
19/178

South Park Community Center
  1970-
 
19/179

Southwest Community Center and Pool
  1974-1984
 
19/180

Spring Street Mini Park
  1969-1971
 
19/181

South Shore Viewpoint [Ship Canal]
  1970-1977
 
19/182

Spruce Park
  1972-1987
 
19/183

Swimming Pool Improvements [Kittias Valley Memorial Pool]
  -
 
19/184

Thomas St. Mini Park
  1972-1974
 
19/185

Thornton Creek
  1968-
 
20/186

Tilikum Place Park
  -
 
20/187

University District Mini Park
  1975-
 
20/188

University Playground
  1979-1983
 
20/189

Van Asselt Playground
  -
 
20/190

Victory Heights Playground
  1975-1978
 
20/191

View Ridge Playfield
  1969-1970
 
20/192

Volunteer Park
  -
 
21/193

Wallingford Park
  -
 
21/194

Washington Park
  1969-1977
 
21/195

Waterfront Park
  1973-1981
 
21/196

West Duwamish Greenbelt
  1966-
 
21/197

West Seattle Golf Course
  1972-1981
 
21/198

West Seattle Lighthouse [see Oversize volume]
  1976-
 
21/199

West Seattle Reservoir Park
  1975-1977
 
21/200

West Seattle Stadium
  1972-1973
 
22/201

West Seattle Stadium
  1984-1987
 
22/202

Woodland Park
  1977-1980
 
22/204

Woodland Park Zoo - African Savanna Exhibit
  1977-1983
 
22/205

Woodland Park Zoo - Asian Primates Exhibit
  1971-1979
 
22/206

Woodland Park Zoo - Children's Farm
  1970-1979
 
22/207

Woodland Park Zoo - Children's Theatre
  1970-
 
23/203

Woodland Park Zoo - African Savanna Exhibit
  1977-1982
 
23/208

Woodland Park Zoo - Commisary
  1977-
 
23/209

Woodland Park Zoo - Education Center
  1980-1981
 
23/210

Woodland Park Zoo - Entry Control / Fencing
  1977-
 
23/211

Woodland Park Zoo - Gorilla Exhibit
  1977-1981
 
23/212

Woodland Park Zoo - Gorilla Exhibit
  1977-1980
 
23/213

Woodland Park Zoo - Major Utilities Construction
  1977-
 
23/214

Woodland Park Zoo - Nocturnal House
  1970-1980
 
23/216

Woodland Park Zoo - Small Mammal Grotto
  1979-1980
 
24/215

Woodland Park Zoo - Orang-Utang Exhibit
  1977-
 
24/217

Woodland Park Zoo - Tropical Aviary Exhibit
  1977-
 
24/218

Woodland Park Zoo - Veterinary Office
  1980-
 
24/219

Woodland Park Zoo - Waterfowl Exhibit
  1977-1980
 
24/220

Yesler Atlantic Pedestrian Parkway
  1974-
 
24/221

Yesler Atlantic Park [now Pratt Park]
  1972-1974
 
24/222

Miscellaneous
  -
 
25/223

Oversize volume: Atlantic City Boat Ramp
  1964-
 
25/224

Oversize volume: Freeway Park
  -
 
25/225

Oversize volume: West Seattle Lighthouse
  1976-
 
26/226

Paper Volume: Ballard Community Center Play Area [see also Box 4]
  -
 
26/227

Paper Volume: Commodore Park [see also Box 6]
  -
 
26/228

Paper Volume: Fort Dent Athletic Complex [see also Box 7]
  -
 
26/229

Paper Volume: Fremont Canal Park [see also Box 8]
  -
 
26/230

Paper Volume: Greenlake Park [see also Box 9]
  -
 
26/231

Paper Volume: International Children's Park [see also Box 9]
  -
 
26/232

Paper Volume: Jefferson Park Golf Course [see also Box 10]
  -
 
26/233

Paper Volume: Leschi Playground [see also Box 11]
  -
 
26/234

Paper Volume: Lincoln Park [see also Box 11]
  -
 
26/235

Paper Volume: Maplewood Playfield [see also Box 13]
  -
 
26/236

Paper Volume: Market Park [see also Box 13]
  -
 
26/237

Paper Volume: Pinehurst Playfield [see also Box 15]
  -
 
26/238

Paper Volume: Powell Barnett Playground
  -
 
26/239

Paper Volume: Dr. Jose Rizal Park [see also Box 17]
  -
 
26/240

Paper Volume: Seattle Center [see also Box 18]
  -
 
26/241

Paper Volume: Shoreline Improvements, Seward Park / Ohler Island
  -
 
26/242

Paper Volume: Wallingford Park [see also Box 21]
  -
 
26/243

Paper Volume: West Seattle Golf Course [see also Box 21]
  -
 
26/244

Paper Volume: West Seattle Reservoir [see also Box 21]
  -
 
26/245

Paper Volume: Woodland Park Zoo, Gorilla Exhibit [see also Box 23]
  -
 
26/246

Paper Volume: Miscellaneous
  -
 
27/247

14th Ave NW Boat Ramp
  -
 
27/248

17th SW
  1994-
 
27/249

3001 E. Madison [See Also Oversize]
  1995-
 
27/250

6th Avenue NW: Pocket Park [See Also Disc #1]
  2005-
 
27/251

Adopt-A-Park Event [See also Oversize]
  1993-
 
27/252

Aerials [See Also Oversize]
  -
 
27/253

Alki - View of Downtown
  -
 
27/254

Alki [Construction]
  1997-
 
27/255

Alki Beach
  1992-
 
27/256

Alki Beach Trail [construction]
  1997-
 
27/257

Alki Beach Trail
  1998-
 
27/258

Alki Beach Trail
  1997-
 
27/259

Alki Beach Trail
  1998-
 
27/260

Alki Lighthouse
  -
 
27/261

Alki: 3701 Beach Drive [Greg Nickels and others]
  1995-
 
27/262

Alki: Duwamish Head Greenbelt
  1997-
 
27/263

Annie's Playground [See also Disc #9]
  2004-
 
27/264

Arroyos
  1993-1995
 
27/265

Arroyos
  1994-
 
27/266

Arroyos
  1994-
 
27/268

Baker Park (Ballard) [See also Oversize]
  1997-
 
27/269

Baker Park: Earth Day
  1995-
 
27/270

Baker Park: Neighborhood Matching Fund [Norm Rice]
  1995-
 
27/271

Ballard
  2003-
 
27/272

Ballard: 17th and 63rd [See also Disc #2]
  2003-
 
27/273

Ballard Locks: Salmon
  2000-
 
27/274

Belltown: Cottage Park Grand Opening [See also Disc #3, #4]
  1995-
 
27/275

Belltown: P-patch Grand Opening [See also Oversize]
  1995-
 
27/276

Bitter Lake [community center]
  1998-
 
27/277

Bitter Lake Community Center [groundbreaking, Sue Donaldson]
  1998-
 
27/278

Bitter Lake Opening [Norm Rice, Cheryl Chow]
  1997-
 
28/279

Blindheim Dedication [Norm Rice, Cheryl Chow]
  1993-
 
28/280

Bobby Morris Opening
  1996-
 
28/281

Burke Gilman Bridge Seismic: NE 45th Street [construction]
  1995-
 
28/283

Burke Gilman Trail: 3rd - 8th NW [See also Oversize]
  1980-1994
 
28/284

Cal Anderson Park [See also disc #5, #6]
  2005-
 
28/285

Camp Long
  1995-
 
28/286

Camp Long
  1997-
 
28/287

Camp Long Lead Paint Removal
  -
 
28/288

Camp Long Construction
  1997-
 
28/289

Camp Long Construction
  1997-
 
28/290

Camp Long Construction
  1997-
 
28/291

Camp/Yes Event
  1994-
 
28/292

Capitol Hill P-patch
  1997-
 
28/293

Carkeek [Earth Day event]
  -
 
28/294

Carkeek Bridge Seismic [construction]
  1995-
 
28/295

Carkeek Jamboree
  1997-
 
28/296

Carkeek Jamboree
  1997-
 
28/297

Carkeek Park
  1998-
 
28/298

Cascade Park [construction]
  1997-
 
28/299

Cascade Playground [Greg Nickels, See also disc #7]
  2005-
 
28/300

Catholic Hill Link (Burke-Gilman)
  -
 
28/301

Cheasty
  1990-
 
28/302

Cheasty
  1992-
 
28/303

Cheasty
  1993-
 
28/304

Community Center Signs
  1992-
 
28/305

Concord Clearing: Earth Day
  1995-1997
 
28/306

Conservation Futures Fund Hearing: Citizens Committee [See also Oversize]
  1993-
 
28/307

Cormorant Cove, 3701 Beach Dr. SW
  1998-
 
28/308

Cornish
  -
 
28/309

County Citizens Committees
  1993-1997
 
28/310

Creek People Event
  1993-
 
28/311

Danny Woo International Garden [see also disc #8]
  2003-
 
28/312

Dearborn School: "Forest Guides" [See also Oversize]
  1997-
 
28/313

Delridge Community Center
  1995-
 
28/314

Discovery Park
  1997-
 
29/315

Discovery Park Groundbreaking
  1996-
 
29/316

Discovery Park Visitor Center
  -
 
29/317

Discovery Park Visitor Center Dedication
  1998-
 
29/318

Duwamish Head Greenbelt:(UW Site 1997, Near Snoqualmie? 1989) [See also Oversize]
  1995-1997
 
29/319

Duwamish Head - Sunset Ave
  -
 
29/320

East Duwamish
  1993-
 
29/321

East Duwamish
  1989-
 
29/322

West Duwamish
  -
 
29/323

Eastlake / Fairview Olmsted [see also oversize]
  1995-
 
29/324

Ernst Park Event [see also disc #9]
  2004-
 
29/325

Fairview Olmsted
  1995-
 
29/326

Fairview Olmsted
  1998-
 
29/327

Fairway Estate
  1995-1997
 
29/328

Fauntleroy
  -
 
29/329

Fauntleroy Creek
  -
 
29/330

Firehouse Minipark Dedication
  1997-
 
29/331

Firehouse Minipark Groundbreaking
  1996-
 
29/332

First Hill
  2005-
 
29/333

Flo Ware Park [See also disc #10, #11, #12, #13]
  2004-
 
30/334

Fremont [See also disc #14]
  2005-
 
30/335

Future Funding at Chittenden Locks [Gary Locke]
  1996-
 
30/336

Future Funding at Seattle Center Event
  1996-
 
30/337

Garfield Community Center
  -
 
30/338

Garfield Community Center Construction
  -
 
30/339

Garfield Community Center Groundbreaking
  1994-
 
30/340

Gas Works Field Work
  1997-
 
30/341

Gas Works Play Barn
  -
 
30/342

Genesee Park: Crew Quarters, Play Area
  1998-
 
30/343

Georgetown DOT
  -
 
30/344

Golden Gardens
  1993-
 
30/345

Golden Gardens [Disc #17]
  2003-
 
30/346

Golden Gardens: NW 60th Viewpoint, GG, SPIF
  1996-
 
30/347

Greening of Seattle Event
  1998-
 
30/348

Greenlake Elevator
  1997-
 
30/349

Greenlake Path Bathroom, Small Craft Center
  1997-
 
30/350

Greenlake Path Construction Signs
  1997-
 
30/351

Greenlake Path Opening
  1997-
 
30/352

Greenlake Path Paving
  1997-
 
30/353

Greenwood Park Opening [Greg Nickels, See also disc #15, #16]
  2002-2003
 
30/354

Hamm's Creek
  1995-
 
30/355

Harrison Ridge
  2003-
 
30/356

Hitt's Hill [See also disc #18, #19]
  2001-2003
 
30/357

Homer Harris Dedication [Ron Sims; see also disc #20, #21, #22, #23, #24]
  2005-
 
30/358

International District
  2002-
 
30/359

Japanese Garden Bridge: ADA project
  1997-
 
31/360

Judkins Ballfield
  1998-
 
31/361

Judkins Ballfield and Central Park Trail Dedication [Mike Lowry, Paul Schell]
  1998-
 
31/362

Judkins Ballfield Dedication [Norm Rice]
  1997-
 
31/363

Judkins Park: Mariner Ballfield Construction Complete [See also Oversized]
  1997-
 
31/364

Judkins Play Area
  1997-
 
31/365

Kartess Property [Thornton Creek]
  2002-
 
31/366

Katie Blacks Garden
  1996-1997
 
31/367

Kiwanis Ravine [See also Disc #25]
  1993-2005
 
31/368

Kubota Garden [See also Disc #25 and #26]
  1996-2005
 
31/369

Lake City
  1995-1996
 
31/370

Lakeridge Park
  1997-
 
31/371

Landslides: North Beach, Queen Anne, Sunset Hill / Shilshole, West Seattle
  1997-
 
31/372

Langston Hughes Jamboree
  1997-
 
31/373

Leschi
  1995-2003
 
31/374

Little Brook Park [Disc #27]
  1997-2004
 
31/375

Longfellow Creek [See also Oversize]
  1992-1997
 
31/376

Longfellow Creek Presentations
  1998-
 
31/377

Lower Woodland Playfield
  1997-
 
31/378

Lower Woodland Playfield
  1997-
 
31/379

Lowman Beach Park
  1995-
 
31/380

Lowman Beach Seaboard Lumber
  1996-
 
31/381

Loyal Heights Elevator
  1998-
 
31/382

MacLean Park
  2003-
 
31/383

Madrona Ravine
  -
 
31/384

Madrona Woods Tour
  -
 
31/385

Magnolia
  1997-
 
31/386

Magnolia Greenbelt
  1989-
 
31/387

Magnuson Park Asbestos Removal
  1997-
 
31/388

Magnuson P-patch
  2003-
 
31/389

Magnuson Tennis Court
  1995-
 
31/390

Maple Leaf [Disc #28, #29, #30]
  2003-
 
32/391

Maple School
  1995-1997
 
32/392

Maple School Ravine
  1994-
 
32/393

Marron Property (S. Park, Desimone Farm?)
  -
 
32/394

Martha Washington Park
  1998-
 
32/395

Martin Luther King Jr. Park
  1995-
 
32/396

Me Kwa Mooks [Disc #31]
  1993-2004
 
32/397

Meadowbrook
  1997-
 
32/398

Meadowbrook Community Center
  1996-
 
32/399

Meadowbrook Community Center
  1996-
 
32/400

Meadowbrook Community Center
  1996-
 
32/401

Meadowbrook Community Center
  1996-
 
32/402

Meadowbrook Community Center
  -
 
32/403

Meadowbrook Community Center Opening
  1997-
 
32/404

Medgar Evers Pool
  1997-
 
32/405

Miller Community Center (See also Oversize)
  1998-
 
32/406

Miller Community Center
  1998-
 
32/407

Miller Community Center Dedication
  1998-
 
32/408

Miller Community Center Groundbreaking
  1996-
 
32/409

Miller Community Center Sign
  1995-
 
32/410

Mount Baker
  2003-
 
32/411

Mount Baker Rowing
  1996-
 
32/412

Mount Baker Rowing & Sailing
  1995-
 
32/413

Mt. View Natural Area [See also Oversize]
  1992-
 
32/414

Nations in Bloom at Seattle Center
  2003-
 
32/415

NSCC
  -
 
32/416

NW 60th St.
  -
 
32/417

Open Space Tours: Deadhorse Canyon / Lakeridge Park
  1997-
 
32/418

Open Space Tours: Greenwood Community Garden
  1997-
 
32/419

Open Space Tours: Madrona Shelter
  1997-
 
32/420

Open Space Tours: South West
  1997-
 
32/421

Open Space Tours: St. Mark's Greenbelt
  1997-
 
32/422

Open Space Tours: West Seattle Camp Long
  1993-
 
32/423

Opportunity Fund Tour: Cesar Chavez Park [Disc #36, #37]
  2005-
 
32/424

Opportunity Fund Tour: Mt. Baker Ridge Viewpoint
  2002-
 
32/425

Opportunity Fund Tour: Piper's Creek
  2002-
 
32/426

Opportunity Fund Tour: w / Citizen Committee
  2002-
 
32/427

Orchard St
  -
 
32/428

Othello Playground
  1995-
 
32/429

Parks for All: Montlake Rally
  2000-
 
32/430

Pelly Place
  1995-
 
32/431

Piper's Creek [See Also Oversize]
  1991-1997
 
32/432

Pritchard Beach House Dedication
  1996-
 
32/433

Pritchard Beach Opening
  1996-
 
33/434

ProParks Campaign
  2000-
 
33/435

Project Signs
  -
 
33/436

Puget Creek
  -
 
33/437

Puget Park
  1994-1997
 
33/438

Puget Park
  1998-
 
33/439

Queen Anne [See Also Oversize]
  1997-2001
 
33/440

Queen Anne Bowl
  1998-
 
33/441

Queen Anne Bowl
  1998-
 
33/442

Queen Anne Bowl
  1998-
 
33/443

Queen Anne Bowl
  1998-
 
33/444

Queen Anne Bowl
  1998-
 
33/445

Queen Anne Bowl Construction
  1998-
 
33/446

Queen Anne Bowl Construction
  1998-
 
33/447

Queen Anne Bowl Construction
  1998-
 
33/448

Queen Anne Bowl Construction
  1998-
 
33/449

Queen Anne Bowl First Kick Ceremony
  1998-
 
33/450

Queen Anne Pool
  1995-
 
33/451

Rainier
  -
 
33/452

Rainier Community Center
  -
 
33/453

Rainier Community Center
  1995-
 
33/454

Rainier Community Center
  1998-
 
33/455

Rainier Community Center
  1996-
 
33/456

Rainier Community Center Construction
  -
 
33/457

Rainier Community Center Groundbreaking [Norm Rice]
  1995-
 
33/458

Ravines - College St., Schmitz, Mountain View, Fairmount
  -
 
33/459

Ross Park
  1995-
 
33/460

Roxhill: Conservation Corps
  1998-
 
33/461

Schmitz Park [Greg Nickels; See also Disc #33]
  2003-
 
33/462

Seaboard Site
  -
 
33/463

Seaboard Site
  1996-
 
33/464

SE Grounds Headquarters Open House
  1998-
 
33/465

Seattle Open Space Bond Program, Roll 1: NE Queen Anne GB, NE Queen Anne GB, Sunset West Condos
  1989-
 
33/466

Seattle Open Space Bond Program, Roll 2: NE Queen Anne GB
  1989-
 
33/467

Seattle Open Space Bond Program, Roll 3: St. Mark's GB
  1989-
 
33/468

Seattle Open Space Bond Program, Roll 4: Duwamish Head GB
  1989-
 
33/469

Seattle Open Space Bond Program, Roll 5: City Light project [Longfellow Creek, Seola Beach, West Seattle GB, Duwamish Head GB]
  1989-
 
33/470

Seattle Open Space Bond Program, Roll 6: Longfellow Creek
  1989-
 
33/471

Seattle Waterfront: Salmon Homecoming [Disc #29, #32]
  2003-
 
33/472

Seola Beach Waterfront
  1997-
 
33/473

Seward Park
  1995-
 
33/474

Seward Park SPIF
  1996-
 
33/475

Smith Cove [Disc #34]
  1995-2003
 
33/476

South Lake Union: Ship Canal Trail
  1996-
 
33/477

South Ship Canal
  1996-
 
34/478

Space Needle
  -
 
34/479

SPIF Boat Trip
  1992-
 
34/480

SPIF Boat Trip
  1992-
 
34/481

SPIF Boat Trip
  1992-
 
34/482

St. Mark's Earth Day
  1997-
 
34/483

St. Mark's Greenbelt
  -
 
34/484

St. Mark's Greenbelt
  1997-
 
34/485

Sunnyside Ave N Boat Ramp
  -
 
34/486

Thornton Creek
  1994-1997
 
34/487

Thornton Creek: Mayor Nickels [See also Disc #15]
  2003-
 
34/488

Thornton Creek: Meadowbrook Wetland Restoration
  -
 
34/489

Thornton Creek: Victory Creek
  1997-
 
34/490

Thornton Creek: Willow Creek
  1994-
 
34/491

Thornton Creek: WWRC Tour
  1995-
 
34/492

Thyme P-patch
  2003-
 
34/493

Trolley Hill Park
  2003-
 
34/494

Uptown Walking Tour
  2002-
 
34/495

Urban Resources Partnership Initiative Kickoff
  -
 
34/496

Vashon
  1994-
 
34/497

Venema [See Also Oversize]
  -
 
34/498

Volunteer Park: Seattle Art Museum
  -
 
34/499

Wallingford Steps
  2002-
 
34/500

Waterways Event
  1994-
 
34/501

Waterways 2000: City Conference
  1994-
 
34/502

Waterways 2000: Seattle Center
  1995-
 
34/503

Waterways Tour: Piper's Creek
  1994-
 
34/504

West Ballard P-patch
  -
 
34/505

West Seattle
  -
 
34/506

West Seattle Greenbelt
  1994-
 
34/507

West Seattle Stadium
  1997-
 
34/508

West Seattle Stadium ADA Restroom Renovation
  -
 
34/509

West Seattle Track
  1995-
 
34/510

Whittier Substation [Disc #35]
  2003-
 
34/511

Wolf Creek Ravine
  1990-
 
34/512

Woodland Park Zoo
  1997-
 
34/513

Woodland Playfield
  -
 
35/514

Oversize
  -
 
36/1

3001 E. Madison
  1995-
 
36/2

3701 Beach Dr: Duwamish Head Green Belt
  -
 
36/3

3701 Beach Dr. (Cormorant Cove)
  -
 
36/4

Adopt-A-Park Event
  1993-
 
36/5

Adopt-A-Park Coordinators
  1993-
 
36/6

Aerials
  -
 
36/7

Alki Beach Trail
  1997-
 
36/8

Alki Community Center
  -
 
36/9

Alki - View of Downtown
  1997-
 
36/10

Al Larkins Park
  1989-
 
36/11

Aquarium
  1978-
 
36/12

Arboretum
  1979-
 
36/13

Arroyos
  1993-1994
 
36/14

Atlantic City Boat Ramp
  -
 
36/15

Baker Site
  1993-1995
 
37/16

Ballard - Opp Fund
  1990-
 
37/17

Belltown P-Patch
  1991-1995
 
37/18

B.F. Day (after, before)
  1998-
 
37/19

Bobby Morris
  1994-
 
37/20

Bowen
  -
 
37/21

Bradner Playground
  1996-
 
37/22

Burke-Gilman
  1991-1996
 
37/23

Camp Long
  1996-
 
37/24

Camp Yes
  1994-
 
37/25

Carkeek
  1990-1996
 
37/26

Central Area Park
  1974-1976
 
37/27

Cheasty Greenbelt
  1990-1994
 
38/28

College St. Ravine
  1990-1991
 
38/29

Colman Park
  1994-1995
 
38/30

Colman Park - walkway
  1981-
 
38/31

Columbia City Park - lighting
  1996-
 
38/32

Columbia Gorge
  1993-
 
38/33

Concord Clearing: Earth Work
  1994-
 
38/34

Conservation Futures Fund Hearing: Citizens Committee
  1993-
 
38/35

Day St. Boat Ramp
  1989-
 
38/36

Deadhorse Earthwork
  1994-
 
38/37

Dearborn School: "Forest Guides"
  1997-
 
38/38

Delridge Park
  1974-
 
38/39

Delridge Park and Community Center
  1993-1995
 
38/40

Dexter: HVAC
  -
 
38/41

Discovery Park Interpretive Center: Groundbreaking
  1996-
 
38/42

Discovery Park
  1993-1994
 
38/43

Desimone Farm (Marron Property?)
  1991-
 
38/44

Duwamish Head Greenbelt
  1991-1997
 
39/45

East Duwamish Greenbelt
  1989-1994
 
39/46

Evans Pool: Disinfection System
  1996-
 
39/47

Fairmount Ave SW
  -
 
39/48

Fairview Olmstead
  1995-1996
 
39/49

Fauntleroy
  1992-1997
 
39/50

Fauntleroy Creek
  1991-1993
 
39/51

Firehouse Mini-Park
  1989-
 
39/52

Flo-Ware Park
  1989-
 
39/53

Forks Park
  -
 
39/54

Freeway Park
  -
 
39/55

Fremont: house on steep slope
  1994
 
39/56

Frink Park
  1989-
 
39/57

Garfield Playfield, Community Center
  1989-1990
 
39/58

Gasworks
  1994-1996
 
39/59

Gerber Park
  1989-
 
39/60

Golden Gardens
  1974-
 
40/61

Greening of Seattle Event
  1998-
 
40/62

Green Lake
  1972-
 
40/63

Green Lake: Evans Pool Handicapped Ramp
  1980-
 
40/64

Green Lake Park
  1992-1998
 
40/65

Green Lake Recreation Center
  1974-
 
40/66

Harrison Ridge Greenbelt
  1993-
 
40/67

High Point Play Area, Playfield
  -
 
40/68