8 Legacies That Visionary Women Gave Seattle

Among them: a tugboat enterprise, a life-saving children's hospital, a literature hub.

Meet the Women Who Fought for Their Place in Seattle Politics

Political pioneers like Bertha Knight Landes, Ruby Chow, and Patty Murray are the real MVPs.

Meet the brothel owner who helped fund the city's revival after the Great Fire of 1889.

From judicial prowess to championship bona fides.

Sure, she threw an epic soiree, but the daughter of one of the city's founding families also oversaw the Seattle Historical Society.

In 1911, the trailblazing cop donned an altered man's uniform and didn't take any guff.

How Lizzie Ordway, Emily Inez Denny, and Princess Angeline made their marks before the turn of the century.