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Pretty in pink, a beauty poses in Seattle, 1967
Seattle was one of the towns which went through its own evolution in 1960s. The city wasn’t about fishing and importing-exporting any more. Shop owners and entrepreneurs were filling in the space left by the 1962 World’s Fair when most pop up places picked up its stakes and left town. New and exciting opportunities transformed the cityscape. In 1965 Ted Griffin’s Seattle Public Aquarium was opened, and the city wasn’t the same anymore.