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The Space Needle, built for the Century 21 Exhibition in 1962, remains one of Seattle's most beautiful buildings. Another enduring landmark of the fair is the Pacific Science Center.
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The Pacific Science Center with its graceful arches
The Space Needle rises 605 feet above what's now known as the Seattle Center
Elizabeth Lanzer and Joan
Bill Bowlus-Root and Joan
From the top of the Space Needle looking west over Elliott Bay and Puget Sound toward Bremerton and the Olympic Mountains
Looking southwest toward West Seattle and Blake Island (upper right)
Looking south toward the shipping docks
Looking southeast toward First Hill and the Cascade Mountains beyond
Looking north toward Queen Anne Hill with Lake Union to the right
Looking northwest
Looking west again toward Magnolia and the Olympic Mountains
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Last modified: July 11, 2002
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