Seattle World's Fair 1962
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I rember opening day as I was driving out of Seattle for Eugene, OR and heard on the automobile radio that a Blue Angel had just crashed in Seattle. I did get season tickets for the Fair, and sure had a lot of company from out ot town.
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@crumpet212 Fisher scones, still available at the Western Washington State Fair in Puyallup, and ones like them are sold at Sluy's Bakery in Poulsbo, Wa. I measure all scones against those!
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Saw a million silver dollars, got a Heinz pickle pin, rode the Bubbleator, and was able to touch a Mercury capsule.
God, the Hofbrau Haus! Haven't thought of that for years
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I was born in Seattle in 1962. My mom says we visited here that year.
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Enjoyed the video shots. Could have done without the annoying music though. Why not use something that somehow had a connection to the scenes?
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My grandfather met an unfortunate end at this fair. They said he had a heart attack, but I personally think it was something else, because he was an accountant. That's just me though....
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I was there,12 yrs old, drove up from Oregon with my sister and parents. Does anyone else remember the scones?
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I was in Seattle in 1962 for the world's fair.
I was 7 years old and it blew my mind!
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@MistofRain752 I lived in Vancouver Wa. at the time. So it wasn't far for us to go, but it took me into another dimension. I was a space crazy kid, Astroboy cartoons and Space Angel. I loved it, it was the future.
I was eight years old and so excited about space and the future. What happened, we were promised jet-packs and hotels on the moon?
davidoran123 1 year ago
@davidoran123 I was 10yrs old. I remember the future phones that had a screen you could see who you were talking too. The day we were their, was the day that Marilyn Monroe died. My older brother was upset about the news. I was visiting from the Cleveland, OH area and never dreamed later in life that I would move to the Seattle area. Can I ask where you were visiting from? Some of the tech has come true. Geez hard to believe that was 48 yrs ago.
MistofRain752 1 year ago
the name of this song? please somebody tell me
55780497 1 year ago
@55780497 The song is "We Didn't Start the Fire"
by Billy Joel.
MistofRain752 1 year ago
Sure was not that many people around the fair grounds was it.
adb5258 2 years ago
We were their early in the morning. Even though I was only 10 yrs old at the time, I remember standing in long lines to get in the exhibits and how hot it was inside.
MistofRain752 2 years ago