Seattle, Washington: Hat n' Boots
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Oxbow Park
- Address:
- 6430 Carleton Ave. S., Seattle, WA
- Directions:
- I-5 exit 162 onto Corson Ave,, then south a half-mile. On the left, in a little park midway between S. Eddy and S. Warsaw Sts, across from the Dept. of Transportation maintenance shops.
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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Famous landmark south of Seattle, a former cowboy-themed gas station built in 1954 as part of a never-completed "Frontier Village" shopping center.
Roadsideamerica.com Report... [09/20/2020]Hat 'N' Boots Gas Station: Lovers of down home colossal kitsch are kicking up their heels upon receiving news that the restoration of Seattle's iconic Hat 'n' Boots is nearing completion. [10/28/2009] Complete Story...
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As connected with the GeorgeTown Garden tour this year, the Hat N' Boots Historic Landmark is now completed, after many years of community effort and money. It has been restored. Come down and take a look.
[Brogan Thomsen, 07/19/2010]We had a successful event, building awareness of the amazing Hat N' Boots. Lots of press coverage, a radio interview and many folks stopping by, even donating money. Had a nice BBQ also. The flowers remained on the Hat for several weeks and looked simply gorgeous...a great big colorful Arbor. A lot of work by many volunteers but well worth it. Stop by any time. We hope for more funding and full restoration in the future.
[Brogan Thomsen, 09/27/2006]
The Hat n' Boots restoration effort continues to move foward. On July 7, 8, 9th, 2006, There will be a Georgetown Garden tour ending in a party at Oxbow Park, where the Hat n' Boots currently stand. A group of volunteers will drape $4,000 worth of flowers on the Hat to raise awareness about the Hat n' Boots for restoration funding.
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