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Tacoma, Washington
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Ruston Way, now a scenic waterfront, was historically an industrial area with smelters and mills, reflecting Tacoma's industrial past.
The waters along Ruston Way are home to harbor seals, which can often be spotted lounging on rocks or swimming near the shore.
Jack Hyde Park, located on Ruston Way, is named after a former Tacoma mayor who was instrumental in the city's waterfront development.
Ruston Way features several public art pieces, including sculptures and murals, that celebrate Tacoma's maritime heritage.
Ruston Way is a segment of the 5-mile-long Tacoma Waterfront Trail, which offers picturesque views and connects several parks.
The Chinese Reconciliation Park on Ruston Way commemorates the expulsion of Chinese residents from Tacoma in 1885 and promotes healing and understanding.
The Puyallup Tribe has historical ties to the area, and their influence is acknowledged in various cultural and educational displays along the waterfront.
