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Anchored like a Needle
ALAN BERNER / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Monica Marquez climbs down from a 4,400-pound anchor, now sculpture and artifact from the past, in West Seattle recently as the Space Needle looms above Elliott Bay. The anchor was found by the Nor'West Divers Club in 1958.
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