Category:Piers 60 & 61, Seattle, Washington

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English: Seattle's Pier 60 and 61 (the Fish and Salt docks) were immediately north of Pier 59 on Seattle's Elliott Bay waterfront. Their structures were demolished in 1975 for part of the Seattle Aquarium, which is mainly on Pier 59.

Media in category "Piers 60 & 61, Seattle, Washington"

The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total.

Aerial of Seattle's Central Waterfront, 1974 (52114141197).jpg 4,677 × 4,513; 16.01 MB
FMIB 44330 San Juan Unloading Halibut at the Company's Dock, Seattle.jpeg 1,410 × 839; 222 KB
FMIB 47591 San Juan Fishing & Packing Co- no1-Unloading Halibut; No2, Steamer San Juan Leaving for the Halibut Banks; no3, Discharging.jpeg 1,543 × 2,227; 913 KB
Pier 62 - Seattle Waterfront.jpg 5,184 × 3,888; 6.46 MB
Plaque commemorating the U.S. Navy's "great white fleet" arrival Seattle, 1908.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 3.87 MB
Seattle - Aerial of Alaskan Way Viaduct and waterfront, 1973 (39725739823).jpg 699 × 468; 82 KB
Seattle - Pier 8-½, 1935 (52093815521).jpg 1,200 × 939; 224 KB
Seattle Pier 60, 1970.jpg 3,692 × 2,480; 1.05 MB
Seattle Skyline - panoramio (1).jpg 3,648 × 2,056; 298 KB
Waterfront vicinity of Pike St, between 1904 and ca. 1910 (SEATTLE 462).jpg 768 × 573; 61 KB

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