Across the street from Fred’s Place, a vibrant mural explodes with color and history. The “Fire at Fred’s Place” mural isn’t about an actual fire at Fred’s. It’s a tribute to Seattle’s Great Fire of 1889 by artist Danny Pierce, created in 1990. This dynamic artwork isn’t to be confused with the Great Seattle Fire mural at MOHAI by Rudy Zallinger. That mural depicts the fire’s dramatic spread up Yesler Hill. Our mural here focuses on the fire’s aftermath and the city’s resilient rebirth. The mural’s bright hues symbolize the energy and optimism that fueled Seattle’s reconstruction. It reminds us how a devastating event paved the way for a new, improved city.
Queen Anne Boulevard
“A scenic loop,” they called it. Queen Anne Boulevard gracefully winds around the crest of Queen Anne Hill. It offers