By the 1960s, many downtown development interests had their eyes on demolishing the Market and putting up office buildings and parking lots. Architect and activist Victor Steinbrueck led the effort to save the Market, which culminated in a voter-approved initiative in 1971. Featuring rare footage of Victor Steinbrueck, and an interview with his son, Seattle City Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck, who helped save the Market once again in the late 1980s.
Video originally aired August 16, 2007 for Pike Place Market's Centennial
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By the 1960s, many downtown development interests had their eyes on demolishing the Market and putting up office buildings and parking lots. Architect and activist Victor Steinbrueck led the effort to save the Market, which culminated in a voter-approved initiative in 1971. Featuring rare footage of Victor Steinbrueck, and an interview with his son, Seattle City Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck, who helped save the Market once again in the late 1980s.
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