Discover the fascinating story behind the Seattle World’s Fair and the bold ideas that shaped its legacy in 1960.

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The Seattle “Century 21” World’s Fair of ’62 was about science, but what folks remembered was the food. The populist hit? Belgian waffles, first introduced to America at Century 21. Seattle loves its ...