musicJimi Hendrix
Fretboard: flip the Strat, restring it, then play fifteen real places.
5 places in SeattleDougtone · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Display-cropped · City context photograph
Fretboard: flip the Strat, restring it, then play fifteen real places.
Start with a story.
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Places with a story.
5 places · 4 mapped locations
Jimi Hendrix Park
The first phase opened on the weekend of 7 October 2016, after six years of work.
A public park, free to walk in.
Judkins Park Station
Hank Willis Thomas designed two Hendrix murals for the station, one at each entrance, with Experience Hendrix.
A light-rail station: the murals are at both entrances.
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The Hendrix statue on Broadway
A bronze by the Seattle artist Daryl Smith, made in 1997, shows Hendrix sunk to his knees.
On the pavement near Broadway and East Pine Street.
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The Museum of Pop Culture
Paul Allen founded the museum; it opened in 2000 as the Experience Music Project.
Daily 10am–5pm; book tickets on the museum’s site.
Former Myers Music store site
First electric-guitar purchase site.
Confirm current access with the venue. Source documentation does not establish present visitor access.
Sources and geography
1214 1st Avenue, Seattle · Coordinates awaiting source review
Explore every World.
Jimi Hendrix ↗
Fretboard: flip the Strat, restring it, then play fifteen real places.
The Museum of Pop Culture ↗Jimi Hendrix Park ↗Judkins Park Station ↗The Hendrix statue on Broadway ↗Former Myers Music store site ↗
Enter the existing World ↗City photograph: Dougtone · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Display-cropped for this layout.