Wallingford, WA

About Wallingford

• • Kenny G, the famous saxophonist, graduated from Franklin High School in Wallingford.
• • The Gas Works Park, repurposing a former gas plant, originated in Wallingford.
• • The Seattle-Everett Interurban Railway spurred early growth, connecting Wallingford.
• • A large troll sculpture lurks under the Aurora Bridge, a local landmark.
• • The Great Seattle Fire of 1889 indirectly boosted Wallingford's development.
• • It's named after Wallingford, England, established in 1891 by Stuart Wallingford.
• • With over 11,000 residents, it's denser than many Seattle neighborhoods.
• • Sitting at 350 feet, Wallingford's views offer stunning city panoramas.
• • Many Wallingford residents work in tech, education, and healthcare sectors.
• • Wallingford feels cozy, community-oriented, and charming with its local shops.
• • The Seattle Kraken play hockey downtown, a short drive from Wallingford.
• • University of Washington's Husky Stadium is near, home of many legendary games.

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