Bird's-eye view of the 1909 Seattle exposition: domed pavilions, a fountain, evergreen trees and a lake, with hazy hills and a small airship above.
Antique bird's-eye map of Seattle and its harbor, with sailing ships, piers and city streets beside the water, fading to white.
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Seattle, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

Pictures by Rollin Caughney and Augustus Koch

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Rollin Caughney's 1909 bird's-eye view of Seattle's Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition shows domed pavilions, fountains and evergreens beside Lake Washington, with hazy hills beyond. Those fair grounds later became the campus of the University of Washington. For someone who loves Seattle, or calls it home.

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Seattle · Bird's-eye view / Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition / Rollin Caughney, Schmidt Litho. Co., 1909 / Domed fair pavilions sit beside Lake Washington, with snowy Mount Rainier rising far beyond. The 1909 fair grounds, beside the lake, later became the campus of the University of Washington.

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