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2.00.50.00.Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden

Date statement: 2002-2023
Summary:
1 folder
Description:
Folder labelled "Highline Botanical Garden:"
12/7/2025, "Garden of Legacies," Seattle Times, 4 pp.
5/2023 (in ink), "Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden/Map & Guide," trifold with enclosed "The Highline Botanical Garden Foundation" information card.
9/2/2021, "Because of a 'debt of gratitude,' the Seike Japanese Garden at SeaTac lives on," with photo essay including pictures of James Hachiya, Kiyoshi "Hal" Seike, Fuyuke "Fran" Seike, and others; Seattle Times, 12 pp. photocopy.
9/2/2021, "Seiki Japanese Garden,"  information on Seike Japanese Garden printed from Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden website, 4 pp.
9/7/2011, "Washington's Japanese Gardens Part 3: Seike Japanese Garden," North American Post, 2 pp.
rcd. 2009,"Highline Sea Tac Botanical Garden" brochure.
June 21,2006, article from the North American Post including cover story by Shihou Sasaki entitled "Seike Japanese Garden returns to the community," mentioning new home at Highline Botanical Garden.
4/12/2006, "Visit to SeaTac's New Japanese Garden," invitation, 1 p.
3/2006, "Seike Japanese Garden Moving to Highline-SeaTac Botanical Garden," NW Garden News.
12/18/2004, "Just a Matter of Time Before A Living Treasure Vanishes," North American Post, 2 pp.
10/7/2004, "Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden" Seattle Times, 1 p.
8/13,2003, "Garden's backers dig deep to keep it going" Seattle P-I article, 2003.
3/19/2003, "Burien councilman is a white knight with a green thumb," P-I, photocopy.
2/1/2003, "'The value is tremendous,'" P-I, 2 pp.
1/2003, "Garden's prize fir falls victim to vandalism" Seattle P-I, 2003.
8/10/2002, "Volunteers create garden oasis in SeaTac," Seattle P-I, 2002.
Record ID # 305  ·  Accession date: 2018-02-28  ·  Last updated: 2026-09-06 18:56 PDT
Subjects: Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden
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Elisabeth C. Miller Library, Archives file drawers, PNW gardens & organizations [1]