These view of the Seattle skyline were taken from the Kerry Park Viewpoint in June 1994. Kerry Park sits on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill, and was given to the city of Seattle in 1927 by Mr. & Mrs. Albert Sperry Kerry, Sr.
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| Photo by Cliff West |
The most prominent landmark seen from the Kerry Park Viewpoint is the 605-foot-tall Space Needle at Seattle Center, which was built for the 1962 World's Fair.
I don't know if you will ever see this comment or understand what this means to me. I used your picture to line draw the skyline in my travellers journal. I needed an image of Seattle in 1994. Because I was writing about Kristen Pfaff. She and Hole have changed my life I cried today as I was reading Unfinished Rhapsody by Janet Pfaff (Her mum). I don't know what buildings Kristen may have entered in this photo or if she was in this area of Seattle (I'm from the UK and have never been to Seattle) But thank you from the bottom of my heart. This means more than you know.
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