Landscape Architecture: Websites—Seattle / WA State

From its website in 2021: "FSOP hosts programs and creates educational materials to expand public knowledge of and appreciation for the extensive Olmsted legacy in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, including Seattle’s parks and boulevards system, the University of Washington campus, the Washington state capitol grounds, and many residential subdivisions and private estates."

UW Built Environments Library Subject Guide

This venerable WA State history website has articles on individuals, events, themes and individual buildings and sites.

MOHAI's Sophie Frye Bass LIbrary contains thousands of local photographs and maps, 600 oral histories and many local three-dimensional artifacts.

This 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focuses its efforts on partnering with the City of Seattle Parks and Recreation Department on capital campaigns, community park-planning, public space advocacy and manages some general-purpose park endowments.

This SPL Special Collections gateway has links to collections of photographs, maps and atlases, oral histories, local newspapers, postcards and other specialized local collections.

The Elizabeth Miller Library is located at the University's Center for Urban Horticulture, 3501 NE 41st Street, Seattle, WA 98105.