After the Seattle World’s Fair, a geodesic dome exhibit by creative genius Buckminster Fuller was transported to the Edmonds Waterfront. This photo of the dome is courtesy the Edmonds Historical Museum, where director Caitlin Kelly invites folks to visit and step back in time.
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Fascinating, thanks for this information. I wonder where it is now?
geodesic is correct spelling for the dome
Thank you, Mike. The update is made.
If I remember correctly, Anderson Marine was the last tenant before the building was demolished.
It was the Ford Paviliion at the fair. It had a fabric roof that eventually deteriorated and the whole thing was torn down.
It was torn down in 1970