Waterfall Garden Park
Park · Seattle, Washington
A pocket park of 60 by 80 feet at Second and Main Streets in Pioneer Square, created in 1978, designed by Masao Kinoshita with Sasaki Associates and funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation to commemorate the UPS founder James Casey. It features a manmade waterfall 22 feet high, over which about 5,000 US gallons of water a minute are pumped. It is open to the public during the day and locked at night. No conventional street-number address is published: every source reached identifies the park by its cross-streets.
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Second Avenue South and South Main Street, Seattle, Washington
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