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Pike Place Market

A pedestrian crosses Pine Street, a block from Seattle's landmark neon sign at the Pike Place Market.

A pedestrian crosses Pine Street, a block from Seattle’s landmark neon sign at the Pike Place Market.

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Pike Place Market

A look inside Pike Place Market.

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Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market is the hub of Seattle where fresh, local produce, seafood, specialty foods and crafts are bought and sold. Open since 1907, the market is a bustling place where live music provides the backdrop to the hundreds of shops and thousands of visitors each day.

  (Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times)

Pike Place Market

A Ferris wheel is is near the Pike Place Market.

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Pike Place Market

A vendor arranges a fruit display at Pike Place Market.

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Pike Place Market

Neon sign at the Pike Place Market.

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Pike Place Market

From left: a sign from Pike Place Market; a fishmonger tosses a fish; a write-on-me-with-chalk pig in the market’s garden.

  (Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times )

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