Denny-Blaine (Seattle, Washington)
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The Denny-Blaine neighborhood is a neighborhood in East Central Seattle just north of Madrona. The neighborhood is named after its developers, Elbert F. Blaine and Charles L. Denny, who began subdividing the area in 1910. Denny was the son of Seattle pioneer Arthur Denny.
It was in his greenhouse at 171 Lake Washington Blvd. E. where Kurt Cobain died in 1994. The greenhouse was razed by his wife, Courtney Love, shortly thereafter and the house and property were subsequently sold to a private party. A poignant memorial to the influential and troubled rocker can be found next door in Viretta Park, where messages and dedications have been carved into wooden benches.
It was in his greenhouse at 171 Lake Washington Blvd. E. where Kurt Cobain died in 1994. The greenhouse was razed by his wife, Courtney Love, shortly thereafter and the house and property were subsequently sold to a private party. A poignant memorial to the influential and troubled rocker can be found next door in Viretta Park, where messages and dedications have been carved into wooden benches.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denny-Blaine,_Seattle,_Washington
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Coordinates: 47°37'27"N 122°17'18"W
- Industrial District 5.2 km
- Seward Park Neighborhood 5.9 km
- Queen Anne 7.8 km
- Georgetown 8.7 km
- Lake City 12 km
- Magnolia 12 km
- Ballard 12 km
- Gordon Head 125 km
- Esquimalt 126 km
- Lands End 148 km
- The Bush School 0.1 km
- Lake View Park 0.4 km
- Seattle Tennis Club 0.7 km
- Washington Park Arboretum Pacific Connections Garden 0.8 km
- McGilvra Elementary School 1.1 km
- Broadmoor 1.2 km
- Washington Park Arboretum 1.2 km
- Madrona Park 1.6 km
- Interlaken Park 2.1 km
- Lake Washington 3.8 km