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"Some say I’m just nostalgic…but I believe sharing stories of people and places is part of what it means to be engaged in my city. With each picture and each post, I learn so much about the history and importance of these spaces - and the people attached to them. I feel really lucky to be able to do what I do. I love my work and my passion project, Vanishing Seattle." - Cynthia Brothers Head over to RealBadassWomen.com to see the video piece and more photos featuring Cynthia Brothers BA//02 features Cynthia Brothers. Cynthia founded Vanishing Seattle in 2016 but is also a nonprofit consultant who has worked in the areas of immigrant rights, online organizing, and arts & culture. Vanishing Seattle documents the displaced & disappearing institutions, small businesses, & cultures of Seattle--and celebrates the spaces and communities that give this city its soul. She's from Seattle and admits to clichés such as playing in bands and once making espresso for a living and is proud that she went to the high school where Bruce Lee first demonstrated his famous “one-inch punch”. Thanks to Cynthia Brothers, Vanishing Seattle, and Women Who Rock Community for their support on this profile. @VanishingSeattle @eighth_generation @sustainmusicproject @womenwhorockcommunity #RealBadassWomen #BadassWomen #The206 #CID #HumbowNotHotels #InternationalDistrict #Chinatown #ID #BushGarden #SEATLLE #EmeraldCity #PersonalProject #NeverTheLessShePersisted #WingLuke #WingLukeMuseum #KnowYourHistory #KnowYourCity #IHeartSavingPlaces Beautiful #PNW views. #UpperLeftUSA #NorthwestIsBest #IFlyAlaska "Is this the type of city you want to live in?" - Cynthia Brothers Head over to RealBadassWomen.com to see the video piece and more photos featuring Cynthia Brothers BA//02 features Cynthia Brothers. Cynthia founded Vanishing Seattle in 2016 but is also a nonprofit consultant who has worked in the areas of immigrant rights, online organizing, and arts & culture. Vanishing Seattle documents the displaced & disappearing institutions, small businesses, & cultures of Seattle--and celebrates the spaces and communities that give this city its soul. She's from Seattle and admits to clichés such as playing in bands and once making espresso for a living and is proud that she went to the high school where Bruce Lee first demonstrated his famous “one-inch punch”. Thanks to Cynthia Brothers, Vanishing Seattle, and Women Who Rock Community for their support on this profile. @VanishingSeattle @eighth_generation @sustainmusicproject @womenwhorockcommunity #RealBadassWomen #BadassWomen #The206 #CID #HumbowNotHotels #InternationalDistrict #Chinatown #ID #BushGarden #SEATLLE #EmeraldCity #PersonalProject #NeverTheLessShePersisted #WingLuke #WingLukeMuseum #KnowYourHistory #KnowYourCity #IHeartSavingPlaces Books on books on books = #Disneyland for @ktolly #Bellingham

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