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Neon sign from the Alki Tavern in West Seattle, ca. 1977
Located at 1321 Hrbor Avenue SW in West Seattle, the Alki Tavern was famous for it's biker dive bar feel and Tuesday $1 Wimpy Burgers and Thursday $1 Tacos. Hundreds of motorcycles could be seen lined up on both sides of the street by the tavern. It was a staple of the West Seattle neighborhood for 37 until it closed in 2013 due to condo development.
ID Number: 2013.33.1
Date: Circa 1977
Physical Description: 1 Sign, Trade; glass, plexi, neon, metal; 33 in.H x 31.75 in.W x 2.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2013.33.1
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Neon sign from the Alki Tavern in West Seattle, ca. 1977
