CHS Pics A Capitol Hill walk with Seattle Walk Report

On April 6, 2018, Seattle Walk Report hosted a community walk at Cal Anderson fountain in Capitol Hill, featuring the code word “Henry Yesler” to emphasize the area's historical roots. Participants explored local landmarks while discussing their significance in the context of Capitol Hill's culture. The event attracted locals eager to learn more about their neighborhood, fostering a sense of community. Attendees engaged in dialogue about the history of Capitol Hill, enhancing their connection to the area. This initiative reflects a broader trend of community-driven exploration, encouraging residents to appreciate their surroundings.

By promoting local history and culture, Seattle Walk Report aims to strengthen community ties. The event highlighted the importance of engaging with one's environment and understanding its historical context. Overall, it served as a platform for fostering local pride and awareness among participants.