Home Movies and Seattle engineering footage (1927-1932)

[@thurstonrider]

I've always wondered how Seattle and many places in the eyes of my grandparents and great grandparents looked. Nowadays, 1980s Seattle/Washington is considered antique compared to today. Thanks for the awesome footage!

[@Film2Digital]

Cool! Thanks for sharing this!

[@BaronSaturday66]

You can see what is now Sebi's restaurant at 5:30

[@radsdad1]

9:50 Lane changing manners in Seattle hasn't changed.

[@orcstr8d]

Nice! Thanks for sharing. Pardon my complaint tho, the Aurora Bridge opened in 1932.

[@SeattleArchives]

Thank you! A montage of footage. Appreciate the correction.

[@TairnKA]

@@SeattleArchives There were many cars that I'm sure were from the 30s, possibly some from the middle to late 30s?

[@johnnyryan91]

North bend wa, and mt Si at 2:27!!

[@ScenicoStudio]

Am I able to use some of this footage for my own project. Lemme know... thanks!

[@SeattleArchives]

Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you are able to use material from the Seattle Municipal Archives in your own work. We just ask that you cite us as the source. Thank you for your time!

[@leadersuccess3761]

100 year's from here people will be looking at us the same way , they'll be saying ," they used keyboards back then ? 😆