Classic Riverfront Park
This view of Riverfront Park shows three out of four iconic structures within it — the Pavilion, Imax, and power plant. The only one missing is the clock tower. May, 2011.
Pavilion
More Kiddie Rides in Riverfront Park
There are a lot of kiddie rides in Riverfront Park. Here’s a few of them. May, 2011.
The Ferris Wheel in Riverfront Park
The Ferris Wheel next to the Pavilion in Riverfront Park, Spokane. May, 2011.
Beneath the Pavilion
The Pavilion in Riverfront Park was a big tent structure for Expo 1974 activities. Locals joke that Seattle got the Space Needle, and Spokane got a big tent. May, 2011.
The Pavilion at Riverfront Park
A nice view of the Pavilion at Riverfront Park. It was originally built as a tent for Expo 1974. May, 2011.
The Shops Beneath the Pavilion
The shops beneath the Pavilion in Riverfront Park provide access to the IMAX and additional kids activities. May, 2011.
Inside the Pavilion
The view from inside the Pavilion at Riverfront Park. May, 2011.
The Pavilion, Clock Tower, and Imax
Artifacts of Expo 1974, the Pavilion, Imax, and Clock Tower. May, 2011.
Riverfront Park Kids’ Rides
During the summer months, kids’ activities dominate the space beneath the Pavilion in Riverfront Park. June, 2004.
Beneath the Pavilion
The Pavilion in Riverfront Park hosts a multitude of activities beneath it. It was constructed for Expo 1974. June, 2004.
Classic Spokane
Spokane’s most classic urban scene — Downtown’s Pavilion and Clock Tower in Riverfront Park. June, 2004.