Seattle World’s Fair

The Seattle World’s Fair, officially known as the Century 21 Exposition, took place in 1962. It showcased innovation and progress, with a focus on space and technology, reflecting the optimism of the time. Notable attractions included the iconic Space Needle and the Monorail, both symbols of Seattle today. The fair attracted over 10 million visitors and highlighted themes like modern living and the future of humanity. It also promoted Seattle as a cultural and economic hub, leaving a lasting legacy on the city’s development and identity.