New sign installed at Seattle's Pike Place Market
SEATTLE - A brand new addition is up at Pike Place Market.
A neon sign was recently installed at the top of the Waterfront Elevator shaft, the first new sign at the market in nearly 100 years.
The goal of the new sign is to help visitors arriving from Western Avenue find Pike Place Market, becoming more visible to drivers, ferry riders, and people walking along the Waterfront.
The new sign is part of Pike Place Market's Master Plan, aiming to increase foot traffic and local patronage.
Crews installed the new sign on Thursday, Feb. 19, and it's located at 1436 Alaskan Way.
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The Source: Information in this story came from Pike Place Market and FOX 13 Seattle reporting.