Brought to you by Humanities Washington. Harbor History Museum is excited to welcome Brad Holden. When not out searching for local historical artifacts, Brad Holden enjoys writing about the more illicit side of Seattle’s past.  He is a contributing writer for HistoryLink.org (an online encyclopedia of Washington state history) and his work has also appeared in Seattle Magazine and several newspapers. Holden has been profiled on KIRO and KOMO news, Seattle Refined, NPR, King 5 Evening! and various publications. His trilogy of books related to the Prohibition era are available online and at bookstores everywhere. He lives in Edmonds, WA.

For those interested in the darker corners of local history, please visit Brad's site which chronicles all the "Delinquency, Devilry & Dirty Deeds in the Pacific Northwest" - Brad Holden's Vice Files

Admission is $5 for Members and $10 for Non-members. This talk will be IN PERSON at the museum. To save your space, please RSVP to Amy Crews at finance@harborhistorymuseum.org