DescriptionKing County Records Plat Map of Denny-Blaine-Lake Park Addition (rotated) 15-Apr-1901.png
English: The original plat map for the Denny-Blaine-Lake Park Addition to the City of Seattle, signed by by Charles L. and Viretta Denny on April 15, 1901.
The Denny-Blaine-Lake Park Addition was the first subdivision in Seattle to follow the natural contours of the land.
The plat also dedicated five parks to the Public and the City of Seattle forever: Whitman Place (Denny Blaine Park), Viretta Park, Children's Park (Howell Park), Stevens Park (Stevens Triangle), and Minerva Fountain (Denny Blaine Lake Park).
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Map of the Denny-Blaine-Lake Park Addition from the original plat filed by Charles L. and Viretta Denny on April 15, 1901
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