Parks, bridges and a Sunday market all sit within a short walk of one protected block on N 35th Street. Here, at 731 N 35th St in the Fremont neighborhood, the Fremont Library stands as an officially designated City of Seattle landmark. The city granted it protected landmark status in 2003, which places it among the buildings Seattle has chosen to preserve for the years ahead.
The Fremont Library on Seattle's Landmark List
Look for the Fremont Library on the city's roster as landmark number 246. Seattle made the designation official through Ordinance 121103, passed in 2003, and the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board keeps the listing.
Landmark status means the city recognizes the property as worth protecting for future residents. To see how it fits alongside other protected sites, browse the full list of landmarks across Seattle and start sketching out your next stop.














