Fort Lawton Circa 1930
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Look at how large the trees have grown. The Olympic mountains are clear and visible both days – magnificent.
Study Stresses Park’s “Wildness”
By Elizabeth Lev The author is a member of the Human Interaction with Nature and Technological Systems (HINTS) Lab at the... Read More
Celebrate Seattle Arbor Day!
Celebrate Seattle Arbor Day! Ask not what your park can do for you – ask what you can do for your park.
Finally, It’s Fort Lawton Park
Just over forty years ago on September 2, 1972 the front page of the Seattle Times read: “Finally, It’s Fort Lawton Park”.... Read More
Seattle’s Discovery Park
Seattle Channel’s Lowell Deo, circa 2000, visits the city’s largest park to see what’s new.
Friends of Seattle’s Olmsted Parks – Discovery Park Walking Tour
Secure and preserve for the use of the people as much as possible…of water and mountain views and of woodlands. – John... Read More
Today in Discovery Park: May 23 1973
Friends of Discovery Park board member, and retired Magnolia Community Council president, Heidi Carpine worked with landscape architect and author of... Read More
Discovery Park Symposium at the University of Washington
Our region’s largest naturalistic public park, Discovery Park, affords the indispensable ingredients for a flourishing humane wilderness environment within an urban... Read More