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Historic District into one larger neighborhood with a compromised name. Since then, the often conflicting interests of development, preservation and the conversion of old buildings to low-income housing have clashed as office developments (e.g., Union Station) and market-rate housing developments are overwhelmed by drastic increases in low-income housing stock. In addition, controversy erupted over vacating S. Lane Street as part of a large redevelopment by the private business Uwajimaya. Protesters formed the Save Lane Street organization and insisted as business owners they supported re-development, but opposed vacating a public street for a private business use. After losing a lawsuit filed over the matter, the Save Lane Street group dissolved.
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to negative reaction from the Little Saigon community; many in the community were surprised by the announcement, claiming that the city did not ask them for input. While members stated that they were understanding of the need to handle the crisis, they held concerns about the potential for crime and sanitation issues. Backlash from the community, which included letters sent to him and protests outside
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at its intersections starting in the summer of 2013. The
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Francisco in 2015. After a search dating back to the previous June, the city selected the Pearl Warren Building on 12th Avenue South in the Little Saigon area, which was already hosting a traditional men's homeless shelter at the time. The selection was received with mixed
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since the early 2000s owing to a dramatic increase in overall demand for real estate development in the city. A May 2016 report from the
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October 2022, there were 15 encampments around the area, with severe public safety issues surrounding their presence cited as a major reason for a mass exodus of businesses from the neighborhood. More than 19 businesses had shuttered operations in the area in that
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Chinatown/International District was established by City Ordinance 119297 in 1999 as a result of the three neighborhoods' work and consensus on the Seattle Chinatown International District Urban Village Strategic Plan submitted to the City Council in December 1998. Like many other areas of
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approved the "Chinatown/International
District Urban Village Strategic Plan" for the future of the neighborhood. This plan, agreed to by all major organizations in the CID, led to City Ordinance 119297. This ordinance enshrined the three neighborhoods of Chinatown, Japantown, Little Saigon and the
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further hindered the community. Eventually, the
Chinese re-established new quarters farther inland, along Washington St. and Second Avenue South. This was the second Chinatown. Land values rose, especially with impending construction of the Smith Tower, and the people of Chinatown moved again, to
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Impromptu encampments were still prevalent within the neighborhood. After city officials cleared an encampment of around 20 shelters in a neighboring stairwell on April 22, 2020. Many campers migrated one block over to South Weller Street, which was lined with more than 30 shelters. The clearing
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in the 1960s. Ethnic Asians formed new civic organizations (as compared to the traditional Chinese family associations, tongs and social clubs) serve needs ranging from community health, care of the elderly, information and referrals, counseling, historic preservation, marketing of the area, and
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Near the end of the 19th century, Japanese immigrants also began arriving, settling on the south side of the district on the other side of the railroad tracks. Part of present-day Dearborn Street, between 8th and 12th avenues, was known as Mikado Street, after the Japanese word for "emperor."
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women, ranging in age from their late 20s to early 60s, were removed from the parlors; many of them were new arrivals that were not fluent in English. According to police and court documents, many of the women worked 14-hour shifts for six to seven days per week in decrepit conditions.
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Seattle's first neighborhood advocacy group, the Jackson Street Community Council, opposed the construction of an interstate highway through the area. Despite protest, many Chinese and Japanese buildings and businesses were destroyed for the construction of
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a history of Filipino Americans in Seattle, they settled along First Hill and the hotels and boarding houses of Chinatown and Japantown beginning in the early 1920s. They were attracted to work as contract laborers in agriculture and
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in 1972 further boxed in the neighborhood, leading to renewed protests over the community's lack of representation, including an impromptu demonstration at the stadium's groundbreaking ceremony on November 2, 1972.
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Certain neighborhood buildings in CID incorporate Chinese architectural designs such as balconies on the second or third floors or tile roofs. The neighborhood also has public art installations by artists such as
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ethnicity. It is one of eight historic neighborhoods recognized by the City of Seattle. CID has a mix of residences and businesses and is a tourist attraction for its ethnic Asian culture and landmarks.
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on the waterfront. According to Chinese oral history, the waterfront was the first Chinatown, where the Chinese dock workers lived. The influx of Chinese immigrants was slowed by the
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managed to retain its building on 2nd and Washington. It sold this building about 2006 in order to purchase the former China Gate building at 516 7th Ave S in the current Chinatown.
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was unveiled on February 9, 2008. It stands at the west end of South King Street. It is 45 feet tall and made from steel and plaster. The Wing Luke Museum moved to the
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proclaimed the area "International Center" because of the diversity of people who resided and worked in the vicinity. Businesswoman and later city councilwoman
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and others criticized the use of "international" for masking Chinese American history. The use of "International District" by the city remains controversial.
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was also included in the list, with the organization noting that less than half of such neighborhoods were still remaining out of 83 identified nationwide.
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on a green background and a bottom section with white translated text in the neighborhoods' respective native languages on a brown background;
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year, with Viet Wah's closure on September 30 among the most notable occurrences. In an editorial regarding the Little Saigon section for
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During the gameplay players can visit devastated shops, restaurants, and the iconic Chinatown Gate. Part of the district is playable in
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in early fall. The nonprofit Friends of Little Saigon hosts an annual Celebrate Little Saigon event that celebrates Vietnamese culture.
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516 7th Ave S was originally built in 1924 as the Chinese Grand Opera Theater to house a Peking Opera company.
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in the 1850s, and by the 1860s, some had settled in Seattle. Many of the first Chinese immigrants to Washington came from
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festival near the East Asian Lunar New Year; Dragon Fest, a pan-Asian American festival, during the summer; and a
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in 1981; it was joined by Lam's Seafood Market in 1991 and Hau Hau Market in 1995.
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2413:"Lunar New Year celebrations 'struggle with identity' as neighborhoods change"
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community. Within the district are the three neighborhoods known as
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Shaping Seattle Architecture: A Historical Guide to the Architects
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Location of Chinatown International District within Seattle.
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Divided Destiny: A History of Japanese Americans in Seattle
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the present and third location along King Street. Only the
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2051:"Immigrant's Sweet Success -- He Has A Taste For Business"
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Jackson Street After Hours: The Roots of Jazz in Seattle
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1996:. The Seattle Civil Rights & Labor History Project.
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2020:"A culinary pho-nomenon: The history of pho in Seattle"
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was introduced to the city in 1982 with the opening of
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sculptures on lampposts along Jackson Street in 2002.
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near 4th Ave S), and three stops along Jackson on the
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building low-income housing. The construction of the
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whites drove out most of Seattle's Chinese population
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1939:. New York City: Preservation Press. p. 55.
1694:"Building and Architecture > Wing Luke Museum"
1173:Danny Woo International District Community Garden
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1664:"Seattle's Chinatown/International District"
855:America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
1723:Mejia-Giudici, Cynthia (December 3, 1998).
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1333:"Inventory—Nomination Form – (#86003153)"
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1271:History of Chinese Americans in Seattle
453:. The first Chinese quarters were near
3051:City Ordinance 119297. www.seattle.gov
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2095:Wang, Elizabeth (April 12, 2012).
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1967:Tsutakawa, Mayumi (July 8, 1999).
1933:"Chinatown-International District"
1489:Ng, Assunta (September 26, 2013).
1276:History of the Japanese in Seattle
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1250:"Invasion" mission and Dome map.
1188:Historic Chinatown Gate (Seattle)
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3084:Seattle's Japantown remembered
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2185:Rainier Heat and Power Company
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2788:Little Sàigòn Project Summary
2199:"The Great Mall of Chinatown"
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134:United States historic place
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1553:Lei, Owen (July 17, 2011).
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3427:Historic Chinatown Gate
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3040:America is in the Heart
2943:Map: Seattle Public Art
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710:East Kong Yick Building
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599:In 1951, Seattle Mayor
545:America Is In The Heart
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3321:Joe's Bar and Grill
3271:Chung Chun Rice Dog
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741:traditional Chinese
574:North American Post
379:Industrial District
309:Seattle, Washington
249:Seattle, Washington
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3949:University Village
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2267:The New York Times
2157:Lowe, Turkiya L.;
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