Madison Park, at the end of the Madison Street cable car line, was one of Seattle's privately-developed "trolley parks." In addition to a ferry landing, it had a pavilion, a boathouse, picnic areas, piers, a promenade, and offshore bandstands with shoreline seating.
<p>This photo shows the concession area at Madison Park in about 1910. On that day, hungry or thirsty visitors could buy candy, fruit, and a variety of drinks.
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<ul><li>Subjects (LCTGM): Eating &amp; drinking facilities; Parks; Waterfronts</li></ul>
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