The Space Needle: Symbol of Seattle is a story of vision, creativity, finance, and civic pride. It is illustrated with rare historic photographs and a stunning full-color collection of views of and from the structure that is instantly identified with its setting. As writer Robert Spector wrote, "When you see the Space Needle, you know you're in Seattle, Washington, USA."
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Robert Spector is a recognized authority on Seattle icons, both past and present. A highly sought-after speaker and writer, he is the author of several books about legends linked to Seattle, including Frederick & Nelson, Nordstrom, Amazon.com, Eddie Bauer, and even Frango Chocolate. A former business reporter for Woman's Wear Daily, he has been a contributor to the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, and, NASDAQ Magazine. He lives in Seattle in view of the Space Needle.
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Space Needle, Observation Deck, Jack Graham, City of Seattle, Bagley Wright, Eddie Carlson, Stuttgart Tower, Joe Gandy, Rod Kirkwood, University of Washington, Westin Hotels, Jay Rockey, Jim Douglas, John Ridley, Manson Bennett, New Year's Eve, Pavilion Level, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Civic Center, Eiffel Tower, Margot Colden, Norton Clapp, Western International Hotels New!
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Space Needle, Observation Deck, Jack Graham, City of Seattle, Bagley Wright, Eddie Carlson, Stuttgart Tower, Joe Gandy, Rod Kirkwood, University of Washington, Westin Hotels, Jay Rockey, Jim Douglas, John Ridley, Manson Bennett, New Year's Eve, Pavilion Level, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Civic Center, Eiffel Tower, Margot Colden, Norton Clapp, Western International Hotels New!
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- The Seattle Space Needle (Building America) by Craig A. Doherty in Back Matter
- The Winter Olympics by Julian. May on page 88
- Space Needle by Harold Mansfield in Back Matter
- Michael Douglas and the Douglas Clan by Annene Kaye in Front Matter
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