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Seattle, Washington
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The totem pole was carved by Duane Pasco, a respected artist known for his work in the Northwest Coast Native art style.
Standing at 30 feet tall, the totem pole is a striking feature of the Seattle Center landscape.
The totem pole features figures that symbolize stories and legends from the Native cultures of the Pacific Northwest.
The totem was installed as part of the 1962 World's Fair, which aimed to showcase the cultural heritage of the region.
The totem pole is adorned with meticulously carved figures, each representing a different aspect of Native mythology.
In 2010, the totem pole was carefully restored to preserve its cultural significance and structural integrity.
