Volunteer Park

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Volunteer Park is a historic, Olmsted-designed urban park in Seattle known for its conservatory, water tower viewpoint, and cultural institutions like the Seattle Asian Art Museum.

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Volunteer Park canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
urban park
category Capitol Hill, Seattle
linked to: Capitol Hill

Olmsted parks
Parks in Seattle
contains Seattle Asian Art Museum building
linked to: Seattle Art Museum

Seattle municipal water reservoir
Volunteer Park Conservatory building
country United States
designedBy Olmsted Brothers
hasAttraction Seattle Asian Art Museum
linked to: Seattle Art Museum

Volunteer Park Conservatory
water tower viewpoint
hasFeature amphitheater
gardens
lawns
observation deck
picnic areas
playground
pond
public restrooms
reservoir
sculptures
tennis courts
walking paths
hasLandscapeArchitect Frederick Law Olmsted Jr.
John Charles Olmsted
hasStructure Volunteer Park Water Tower
hasStyle Olmsted park design
hasViewOf Elliott Bay
Space Needle
downtown Seattle
knownFor Seattle Asian Art Museum
linked to: Seattle Art Museum

Volunteer Park Conservatory
city views from water tower
historic landscape design
locatedIn Capitol Hill, Seattle
linked to: Capitol Hill

Seattle, Washington, United States
location Seattle
namedAfter military volunteers
operatedBy Seattle Parks and Recreation
partOf Seattle park system
usedFor community gatherings
cultural events
picnicking
recreation
sightseeing
walking

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Seattle Parks and Recreation manages Volunteer Park
Capitol Hill (Seattle) hasLandmark Volunteer Park
subject linked to: Capitol Hill
Lake View Cemetery, Seattle adjacentTo Volunteer Park
Black Sun (Seattle) location Volunteer Park
Capitol Hill neighborhood hasLandmark Volunteer Park
Central Seattle hasLandmark Volunteer Park