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Seattle Post-Intelligencer photographer Paul Joseph Brown captured these glimpses of daily life around the community. Click on a thumbnail to see a page featuring a larger, more detailed version of the image.

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Jeanne Inouye, in blue, and Punchy Hamanishi, right, enjoy the advanced line dancing class at Beacon Hill's Jefferson Community Center.

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Fifth-grade students from Dearborn Park Elementary School act as forest guides in the 4-acre outdoor classroom near their school.

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Beacon Hill is a neighborhood of mostly single-family homes with great views in all directions.

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El Centro de la Raza's food bank receives food from a variety of sources and distributes it on Wednesdays. The food bank has been in operation since El Centro was founded 25 years ago.

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One of the challenges of the Jefferson Park Golf Course is crossing four lanes of traffic on Beacon Avenue South.

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Jovita Castro leads her pre-school class from Jose Marti Child Development Center on their daily "nature walk" through the neighborhood.

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Beacon Hill is more than half Asian. Many of the storefronts along Beacon Avenue South, the neighborhood's main thoroughfare, address that in their signs.

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Beacon Hill real estate agent Keith Murray has been instrumental in the restoration of a Japanese garden built in 1914 for Katie Black, wife of former Seattle Mayor Frank Black.

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Greg MacPherson jumps in to help Liza Ancheta unload piles of Clementine tangerines. MacPherson's market on Beacon Hill is situated at the corner of Columbian Way and 15th Avenue South.

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HEADLINES
Saturday, Jan. 17, 1998

Rather than clash of cultures, residents here join together

El Centro is central to community's soul

Main street's median remains a sore point for many

Sprawling park is a local treasure

Literal urban jungle among neighborhood trouble spots

Hill was one of city's first neighborhoods

Jon Hahn: At MacPherson's market, shoppers needn't part with all their crisp greens

Things to do while you're here

Scenes of Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill historical album

Beacon Hill on the Web

By the numbers


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Central Area

Columbia City

Georgetown

International District

Leschi

Mount Baker

Rainier Beach

Rainier Valley

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