Soul of the City - Shorett, Alice; Morgan, Murray
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This book recounts the history of the Pike Place Market, Seattle's favorite institution. It is the story of the reformers who conceived of the Market, the entrepreneurs and populists who brought it into being, the truck farmers who brought their produce and their hopes, the people of Seattle who came to think of the Market as their birthright, and the recurring battles to keep progress from paving and reshaping it.

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This book recounts the history of the Pike Place Market, Seattle's favorite institution. It is the story of the reformers who conceived of the Market, the entrepreneurs and populists who brought it into being, the truck farmers who brought their produce and their hopes, the people of Seattle who came to think of the Market as their birthright, and the recurring battles to keep progress from paving and reshaping it.
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Alice Shorett is the founder and president of Triangle Associates, an environmental consulting firm. She began studying Seattle's Pike Place Market thirty-five years ago when she was commissioned by the City of Seattle to write a history for the National Register of Historic Places. Murray Morgan (1916-2000) was referred to by the New York Times as the reporter laureate of the Pacific Northwest, and was author of many best-selling northwest histories including Skid Road, Puget's Sound, The Last Wilderness, and One Man's Gold Rush.