In 1961 the City of Seattle was busy prepping for the next year’s anticipated Century 21 Expo (aka World’s Fair). One of the many pamphlets produced to introduce the world to Seattle was Seattle The Nation’s Most Beautiful City” — a humble publication meant to show exactly why Seattle rocks so hard. Two of the most vivid examples were the Alweg Monorail and The Space Needle. Scope out these artist’s renderings and model of the grounds. Click here for a photo showing what the monorail terminal ended up looking like. As always, click on the thumbnails for larger views. Thanks to John Chilson of Lost Oregon for this material.

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Rendering of the top of the Space Needle with Seattle and Mt. Rainier in background. nolvadex steroids From “Seattle The Nation’s Most Beautiful City” Copyright 1961, Published by Ellis Postcard Co.

Model showing the World’s Fair grounds. From “Seattle The Nation’s Most Beautiful City” Copyright 1961, Published by Ellis Postcard Co.