Rumrunning in Puget Sound with Brad Holden

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.

Admission is FREE for Members and $5 for Non-members. This talk will be IN PERSON at the museum. To save your space, please RSVP to Amy Crews at ZmluYW5jZSB8IGhhcmJvcmhpc3RvcnltdXNldW0gISBvcmc=. This event is sponsored by Mary Sudar Appraisals and Estate Sales.

You may also like the following events from Harbor History Museum:

• This month, 26th June, 06:30 pm, Heaven on the Half Shell: Washington State's Oyster Odyssey in Gig Harbor
• Next month, 14th July, 01:00 am, PenLight’s 100-Year Anniversary Event: Community Centennial Celebration in Gig Harbor
• Next month, 24th July, 06:30 pm, Journey from Old World to New: The Shenandoah's Croatian Roots in Gig Harbor

Also check out other Arts events in Gig Harbor, Literary Art events in Gig Harbor.