By Meghan Hall One of the original “seven hills” of Seattle, the Queen Anne neighborhood didn’t see the bulk of its development occur until the early twentieth century, when the neighborhood’s first street car connecting the top of Queen Anne Hill to the rest of Seattle was built. Now, a site located at the top […]
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