Vintage photos show ferry system that connected Seattle and Eastside VIEW
The county-owned ferry system that connected Seattle to the Eastside would ultimately be doomed due to increasing popularity of the automobile.
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A glimpse of Washington state’s first highway from Seattle through the Cascades VIEW
Sunset Highway has changed a lot since Snoqualmie Pass was connected in 1915.
In 1936, Paine Field was supposed to be a commercial airport. What took so long? VIEW
Construction on Snohomish County Airport — Paine Field's original name — began in the fall of 1936, according to an article in the Seattle Daily...
Renovations are nothing new to KeyArena, evolving since 1962 and home to new NHL team VIEW
KeyArena has a history of being renovated to to meet new needs of the city.
How the ‘Battery Street Subway,’ downtown Seattle’s other traffic tunnel, was built VIEW
Originally called the "Battery Street Subway," this tunnel finally linked Aurora to the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
See the Alaskan Way Viaduct under construction in the 1950s VIEW
A look back in The Seattle Times' archives shows the huge amount of change that its construction brought to the city's waterfront.
From the archives: Look at Northgate Mall in the 1950s, when it was an outdoor shopping center VIEW
Since its opening, Northgate Mall has been ever-changing.
Photos: What did Sea-Tac Airport look like in 1949? Think Stratocruisers and an old-timey diner. VIEW
Rarely seen photos from the Seattle Times archives show the earliest days of the airport.
Vintage photos showcase beauty of Olympic National Park VIEW
To celebrate the park's 79th birthday, we took a look in our photo archive.
Watch: Mini-hydroplane races were so dangerous, many didn’t finish VIEW
Not all the racers who started would finish the 13-mile course to Lake Sammamish.