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Crown Hill
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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Crown Hill developer Dick McAbee sits in the library of his firm's offices. In the background is a portrait of his great grandfather, Isaac Newton McAbee, painted by his grandfather, John Wesley McAbee.

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Oscar Hunsaker has his hands full with a variety of thymes and his Jack Russell terrier Sadie while shopping at Swanson's. Hunsaker lives on Queen Anne but frequently travels to Swanson's to peruse the bounty.

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Rob Foley enjoys an after-burger shake in his VW with pal Samuel McAlpin at the Crown Hill Dick's, a neighborhood institution.

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Heidi Meyers and her father Herb Anderson wear Viking helmets at the counter of Scandanavian Specialty Products, the store Herb and his wife Ruby operate in

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The rain doesn't deter David Blakesley from spreading the wares of his Stone Crow Design shop in the driveway of his Crown Hill home.

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It's a swing and miss for the batter in this Cal Ripken League game on a neighborhood ballfield.

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A tiny house is dwarfed by its garden at the corner of 80th Street and 11th Avenue Northwest.

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Traci Boyle enjoys an iced tea outside the Library Cafe on 85th Street with friend Diana Holt.

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Watching over the departed is the kind of work that offers John Miller, left, and Tony Mann a bit of heaven on Earth.

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HEADLINES
Saturday, May 30, 1998

From farmlands, a community grows

Offbeat shops among neighborhood's treasures

Residents quick to band together when need arises

Nursery has blossomed into headache for neighbors

Time stands still in small cemetery

Jon Hahn: At Crown Hill Cemetery they work in peace

Things to do while you're here

Scenes of Crown Hill

Crown Hill historical album

By the numbers


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