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Acknowledgments 6
Introduction 7
Prior to 1900: Ravines, Railroads, and Big Trees 9
The 1900s: Parks, Planning, and an Exposition 17
The 1910s: War, Wobblies, and New Schools 33
The 1920s: Radio, Water Skis, and Big Planes 43
The 1930s: Hooverville, Taverns, and Keeping Clam 57
The 1940s: The War, Television, and Floating Bridges 77
The 1950s: Shopping Malls, Candy Cane Lane, and a Really Big Hole 87
The 1960s: The Beatles, Bomb Shelters, and Hippies in the Park 97
The 1970s: Protests, Public Trails, and the PCC 105
1980 to Present Day: Volcanoes, Grunge, and Daylighting Ravenna Creek 113
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Christopher Kessler
reviewed Seattle's Ravenna Neighborhood, Washington (Images of America Series) on June 22, 2015 Seattle's Ravenna Neighborhood, Washington (Images of America Series)
Like the other books in this series, very general history. Lots of photographs without much context. Maps don't show direction very well and do not show modern comparative maps.
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