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“Grateful Gourmet” T-shirt and bandana from Almost Live! TV show, 1993
This outfit was worn by Ed Wyatt on the Seattle television comedy show Almost Live! which aired from 1984 to 1999 on KING5 in Seattle. In its earliest years, Almost Live! was like a local version of the Tonight Show, but in 1989 the format changed to be a 30-minute sketch comedy show. Cast member Ed Wyatt was on Almost…
ID Number:2025.5.12.ONLINE
Date:1993
“Grateful Gourmet” Birkenstocks from Almost Live! TV show, 1993
These Birkenstock sandals were worn by Ed Wyatt on the Seattle television comedy show Almost Live! which aired from 1984 to 1999 on KING5 in Seattle. In its earliest years, Almost Live! was like a local version of the Tonight Show, but in 1989 the format changed to be a 30-minute sketch comedy show. Cast member Ed Wyatt was on…
ID Number:2025.5.3
Date:1993
First Pike Place Market busker's permit button, 1976
Musician Randy Bowles began busking in the Pike Place Market in 1974 after moving from his hometown of Yakima, WA. In late 1975, Pike Place Public Market notified it buskers that permits would be required to perform at the Market as of January 1, 1976. The Market staff would issue buttons as proof that a permit had been purchased. Bowles…
ID Number:2025.18.1
Date:1976
Ranger Charlie & Roscoe promotional cup, 1990
This cup was a gift to the studio audience who attended the filming of the Ranger Charlie & Roscoe children's television show. The series aired from 1988-1995 on Seattle local channel KSTW.
ID Number:2025.20.1
Date:1988-1995
J.P. Patches fabric stuffed doll, ca.1950-1980
J.P. Patches was the character host of one of the longest running local children's shows in television history. The J.P. Patches Show aired on KIRO-TV in Seattle from 1958-1981 and broadcast over 10,000 episodes in its 23-year run. This doll is one of many toys and memorabilia that were sold to local children and fans of the show.
ID Number:2025.25.1
Date:Circa 1950-1980
Fun Forest apron, ca. 2010
Seattle’s 1962 World’s Fair included “The Gayway” which was an amusement park featuring 20 rides. It was located near the Monorail station and the base of the Space Needle. After the fair closed, the area became the “Fun Forest.” From 1962 to 2011 the Fun Forest entertained Seattleites and tourists with rides, carnival games, and concessions. This apron, with deep…
ID Number:2025.30.1
Date:Circa 2010
Fun Forest hat, ca. 2010
Seattle’s 1962 World’s Fair included “The Gayway” which was an amusement park featuring 20 rides. It was located near the Monorail station and the base of the Space Needle. After the fair closed, the area became the “Fun Forest.” From 1962 to 2011 the Fun Forest entertained Seattleites and tourists with rides, carnival games, and concessions. This hat was issued…
ID Number:2025.30.2
Date:Circa 2010
Lighted football on lanyard from Super Bowl LX, 2026
The Seahawks went to the Super Bowl for the fourth time in 2026 and secured their second championship versus the New England Patriots in a blowout win 29-13. Super Bowl LX was played at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The half-time entertainment was musical artist Bad Bunny and, during his performance, these footballs which were around everyone's neck, lit…
ID Number:2026.20.RefLightedFootball
Date:2026