Lincoln Reservoir (Seattle, Wash.)

found: Work cat.: Herrera Environmental Consultants. Environmental checklist : Lincoln Reservoir replacement and park master plan, 1998:p. 3 (21-million-gallon Lincoln Reservoir, an open-water facility located on Capitol Hill in Seattle)

found: Seattle (Wash.). Engineering Dept. Final environmental impact statement for the Lincoln Reservoir cover, 1974:p. i (21 million gallon Lincoln Reservoir located at 11th Avenue and East Denny Way in Seattle, Washington)

found: Wikipedia, Apr. 10, 2008(under Cal Anderson Park: Cal Anderson Park is a public park on Seattle, Washington's Capitol Hill that includes Lincoln Reservoir and Bobby Morris Playfield; Lincoln Reservoir was begun in 1889 and completed in 1901. A parcel just south of it was named Lincoln Park the same year. In 1908 it was developed as a playfield, and in 1922 its name was changed to Broadway Playfield so as not to duplicate the name of the new Lincoln Park in West Seattle. Meanwhile, the area around the reservoir had come to be known as Lincoln Reservoir Park; rebuilding of the reservoir to convert it from open-air to covered started in April 2003 and lasted through summer 2005)

found: Cal Anderson Park - improvements on Lincoln Reservoir cover Pro Parks Project information, via Seattle Parks and Recreation Web site, Apr. 10, 2008(Lincoln Reservoir is located in the north half of Cal Anderson Park; Seattle Public Utilities replaced the open-air Lincoln Reservoir with a new underground lidded reservoir to comply with water quality regulations; Cal Anderson Park includes Lincoln Reservoir and Bobby Morris Playfield. Lincoln Reservoir was built after the Great Seattle Fire of 1889 and put to use in 1901; originally named Lincoln Park by the City Council in 1901)

found: GNIS, Apr. 10, 2008(Lincoln Park Reservoir, reservoir, King Co., Wash., 47°36ʹ59ʺN 122°19ʹ10ʺW)