The story
The Beatles fished from their windows here in 1964; Led Zeppelin got banned twice for the infamous 'mudshark incident' and throwing TVs into Puget Sound.
Everything that was here
- 1962–present · still open
The Edgewater HotelHotel
The Beatles fished from their windows here in 1964; Led Zeppelin got banned twice for the infamous 'mudshark incident' and throwing TVs into Puget Sound.
See the map in 1963 → - 1953–2019
Alaskan Way ViaductHighway
The 240-million-pound concrete viaduct was recycled to fill the decommissioned Battery Street Tunnel it once connected to.
See the map in 1954 → - 1935–1967
MV Kalakala FerryFerry
The world's first streamlined vessel was voted second only to the Space Needle in popularity, then abandoned, sued over for $50 million, and scrapped for metal.
See the map in 1936 →
Nearby history
The Crocodile Cafe (original location)
2200 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 · 487 m away
The Crocodile Cafe
2200 2nd Avenue · 611 m away
Seattle Cinerama
2515 4th Avenue · 639 m away
Starbucks Coffee, Tea, and Spices
2000 Western Avenue · 650 m away
The Vogue
2018 1st Avenue · 696 m away
Nirvana played its first well-attended Seattle show here on April 24, 1988, at a Belltown club that grew out of the Wrex
Original Starbucks (Western Ave location)
2000 Western Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 · 747 m away
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