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A
lovely old cash register was the centerpiece of an old store display.
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Here's
the famous Lincoln's Toe Truck. I remember this one!
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And
who could forget the famous Seattle Kingdome? I remember when it
was imploded.
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What
was in kitchens during World War Two? Ricers, pressure cookers,
and food stamps.
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Those
who attended the Seattle World's Fair in 1962 might remember this.
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Here's
a model of the famous art deco Kalakala
ferry.
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The
Bubbleator
Chair was a space age elevator at the Seattle Center during
the Fair.
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In
a display of area sports, this bathing suit and cap made me smile.
I am sure I had a bathing cap like that when I was a kid.
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I'd
heard of the famous Bobo
the Gorilla and here he is!
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On
a memory wall was the famous Sea Turtle outfit, made notorious by
the WTO riots in 1999.
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Also
on the Memory Wall - Frangos lovely chocolates sold by the now defunct
Bon Marche Stores.
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Here's
one of the interactive displays - Can you butcher the salmon as
quickly as the machine?
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A
life-sized display of the Cannery Bunkhouse kitchen.
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A
large area was devoted to the Salmon Industry.
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Another
area displayed artifacts of the Great
Seattle Fire in 1889.
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