StoryCorps

Sports cars have stories too

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net in Seattle, Washington on September 26, 2005.

The competition!
Mobile Booth meets Lamborgini during the Italian festival at the Seattle Center.

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net September 26, 2005 2 Comments

Library: Seattle Style

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net in Seattle, Washington on .

Rem Koolhaas designed the koolest library we’d ever seen.

There was even art on the escalator ride!

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net September 26, 2005 No Comments

Bocce at Seattle Center

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net in Seattle, Washington on September 24, 2005.

StoryCorps facilitators enjoy watching bocce tournaments during their lunch break.

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net September 24, 2005 No Comments

City Museum

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net in St. Louis, Missouri on September 23, 2005.

Almost every StoryCorps participant in St Louis told us not to miss the City Museum. Pictured here is the Monstrosity, a tremendous outdoor playground fashioned out of scrapped vehicles and salvaged architecture. On weekends the museum stays open until 1am- we stayed to close the place.

The inside of the museum is a maze of tunnels and elaborate passages. The building, once a shoe factory, now houses a variety of wonders including a circus, underwater caves, a dinosaur dig, and the dramatic 2-story system of slides shown here.

Facilitator Rani Shankar considers taking the plunge in the Monstrosity.

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net September 23, 2005 2 Comments

Dancing at the Seattle Center

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net in Seattle, Washington on September 19, 2005.

The Seattle Center House, nearby to where the booth is located, transforms into a ballroom with a live band and senior dancing every Monday morning. Pictured are some of the dancers demonstrating their grooves.

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net September 19, 2005 No Comments

Twilight Tuesdays

Posted by webmaster@storycorps.net in St. Louis, Missouri on .

Every Tuesday night, the Missouri History Museum hosts a free outdoor concert at sunset. This week, a crowd turned out to hear St. Louis’ own L.L.C. perform some classic soul.