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Blue Funnel Line
Clouds reflected in historic shop window, Seattle Chinatown, preserved as part of the Wing Luke Museum.
Bush Garden: Sukiyaki
Chong Wa Benevolent Association (1929)
Chinatown, Seattle.
Forestay
Four Seas and Golden West
Four Seas Restaurant (closed 2017) with abandoned Golden West Hotel in background.
Four Seas Restaurant (1935-2017)
International District (Chinatown), Seattle. The restaurant (behind the photographer) is now permanently closed.
Ghost of Gim Ling
Ghost Sign on the back of the former Gim Ling restaurant, later China Gate, later divided into Bambu and Golden Hong Market.
Golden West Hotel
Abandoned hotel, Chinatown, Seattle.
Golden West Hotel
Abandoned hotel, Chinatown, Seattle.
Mothback Carpetsweeper
Araneus diadematus, cross orb weaver aka European garden spider. (Alternative species name contributed by "Strange Planet" creator Nathan W. Pyle)
Nineteen Twenty
Medallion under roof line of building in International District, Seattle
Orange Sky at Morning
Rainier Tower From Not Very Far Away
Roof Guardians
Chinese Community Bulletin Board, Seattle International District
Ten Ten
Republic of China (Taiwan) Day Parade in Seattle, seen from the upper level of the Wing Luke Museum
That's Some Ceiling
5th Avenue Theatre entryway, Seattle
The Pine Box (Beer Inside)
The Pine Box - a Capitol Hill bar located in an old mortuary
Troy Laundry
Rooftop neon sign from the defunct Troy Laundry in Seattle. After Amazon bought the building, they gutted it and erected a skyscraper in the shell of the old brick laundry, which now provides a covered walkway leading to the entrances of the new building. The neon sign was relocated from the rooftop to hang inside.