Across
- 3. This Seattle institution was once home to a stuffed cougar and late-night jazz singers, but was lost to a fire in 2024
- 5. A Catholic high school for young men on First Hill, whose mascot is the Fighting Irish
- 6. This park connects First Hill and Downtown and was the first park in the country to be built as a lid over a highway
- 10. The oldest church on First Hill, originally built in 1870, was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1889, and reopened in 1892
- 12. This family was in the meatpacking business and bequeathed funds in their will to create a free art museum to house and display their collection
- 13. This Level 1 Trauma Center serves Washington, Idaho, Alaska, and Montana
- 14. “____ Hill” is the nickname for First Hill because of its concentration of hospitals and healthcare providers
Down
- 1. This street connects the neighborhoods of First Hill and Capitol Hill
- 2. This Madison Street bus is the only Rapid Ride bus in Seattle that has doors on both sides
- 4. The only historic hotel in Seattle that has operated continuously as a hotel since its opening in 1909
- 7. The Northwest ____ Center was the world’s first dialysis organization
- 8. These animals once lived on the veranda of the Stimson-Green mansion and inspired the bronze art in First Hill Park
- 9. The _____ Hub is a place for dementia-friendly communities, bringing together people, partners, and programs on First Hill
- 11. This historic venue was once the home of the Christian Science church and now features arts and civic events