Historic Landmarks

SEATTLE PARKS AND RECREATION CITY LANDMARKS

The facilities/objects listed below have been designated Seattle Landmarks by the Landmarks Preservation Board. Development of the "Controls and Incentives" and/or Council proceedings are in process for those landmarks that have been designated as Seattle Landmarks but lack the final ordinance.

name	address	ordinance
Hiawatha Playfield	2700 California Ave. S.W.	Ord. #113090 Date: 09-29-86
Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center	104 17th Ave. So.	Ord. #110354 Date: 12-28-81
Parsons Garden	Immediately west of 618 W. Highland Dr.	Ord. #109319 Date: 09-02-80
"Seattle, Chief of Suquamish" Statue	Tillicum Place; at the intersection of 5th Ave., Denny Way, and Cedar St.	Ord. #112273 Date: 05-06-85
Belltown Cottages	2512, 2512A, and 2516 Elliott Ave.	Pending
Gas Works Park	2101 North Northlake Way	Pending
Kinnear Park	988 W. Olympic Place
Kubota Gardens	9727 Renton Avenue South	Pending
Lake Washington Bicycle Path	Interlaken Blvd. between Delmar Dr. E. & 24th Ave. E.
Cal Anderson Park and Bobby Morris Playfield	1000 E. Pine Street
Pier 59	1415 Alaskan Way
Queen Anne Boulevard	Certain streets on Queen Anne Hill
Seattle Art Museum at Volunteer Park	1400 E. Prospect Street
Volunteer Park Conservatory	1400 E. Prospect Street

PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
name	address	date listed
Cowen Park Bridge	15th Ave. North	07-16-1982
Duwamish	Lake Washington Ship Canal, Chittenden Locks	06-30-1989
Fort Lawton	On Magnolia Bluff	08-15-1978
Iron Pergola	1st Ave. and Yesler Way	08-26-1971
Parks Department, Division of Playgrounds	301 Terry Ave.	03-16-1972
Seattle, Chief of the Suquamish, Statue	5th Ave., Denny Way, and Cedar St.	04-19-1984
Volunteer Park	Between E. Prospect and E. Galer Sts., and Federal and E. 15th Aves.	05-03-1976
Washington Street Public Boat Landing Facility	S. Washington St., W. of Alaskan Way	06-10-1974