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Button pin, "Yes Sound Transit," ca. 1990s

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Sound Transit, established in 1993, is a regional public transit authority that serves the Seattle metropolitan area with extensive bus service, light rail service to Tacoma, and regional commuter rail.
ID Number: 2019.40.12
Date: Circa 1990-2000
Physical Description: 1 Button, Promotional; plastic, metal; 2.25 in.Diam x .5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2019.40.12
Subjects: Transportation, Government and Public Services
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