McGraw Square — Attraction in Seattle

The 0.01 acre McGraw Square is one of the smallest parks in Seattle's city park system. Establish in 1913, the now urban plaza commemorates John Harte McGraw, a former King County Sheriff and the second Governor of Washington State. Today, the location serves as a streetcar stop and public gathering spot for people who live and work in the area, and traverse the Denny Triangle between Downtown Seattle and the South Lake Union neighborhood.

As a park, the location is great for people watching but lacks tranquility, situated at one of Seattle busiest commuter corridors between Stewart and Olive streets...

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It's an okay spot to stop and sit down for a few minutes. I visit once in awhile to play Pokemon Go because this location is a featured gym in the game. But not somewhere I'd spend too much time, it's often kind of trashy and usually will have a few homeless folks posted up as well, which in my experience usually means there will be some kind of drama. But otherwise a decent place to sit...