Clock Art in Downtown Seattle

Downtown Seattle is rich in street clocks. They range from elaborate, nineteenth century installations to newer, modern clocks, erected as part of the ongoing urban renewal. Beginning in 2001, the Downtown Seattle Association began collaborating with NBBJ Architects and Planners, the Mayor's Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, and Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata to locate all 27 public clocks in Downtown. You can use this visual survey as a guide to designing your own Downtown walking tour.

		SE corner Occidental & Main		NE corner 1st & Main - The Earl Layman clock	NW corner Occidental & S. King
		SW corner 4th & S Jackson - King Street Station		SE corner 4th & S Jackson - Union Station	Pioneer Square Station - Metro Transit Tunnel
		SE corner 2nd & Columbia		NW corner 3rd & Columbia	N side of Pike between 1st & Pike Place - Pike Place Market
		Inside Coleman Dock Ferry Terminal	SW corner Pike Street & Pike Place - Pike Place Market
		N side of Blanchard between 1st & Western		Along 2nd between Virginia & Broad	NW corner 3rd & Stewart
		W side 5th between Stewart & Olive		SE corner 3rd & Pike	S side on Pike mid-block between 4th & 5th
		W side on 4th mid-block between Pike & Union		SW corner 3rd & University - Pendulum Clock	SW corner of 4th & Pine
		NW corner 5th & University – the Jim Ryan clock		SE corner of 6th & Pine	Westlake Station - Metro Transit Tunnel
		University Station – Metro Transit Tunnel	W side 6th mid-block between Union & University
		N side on Pine mid-block between 6th & 7th		NE corner 6th & Olive