Brad Holden's Vice Files
Brad HoldenDelinquents, Degenerates & Dirty Deeds in the Pacific Northwest
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | bradholden.substack.com |
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Counsel for the Damned
During the first half of the twentieth century, a fiery attorney by the name of George Vanderveer would help shape the history of the Pacific Northwest by representing various dissidents – everyone from labor radicals to Prohibition-era boo...
Subculture Joe and the Fabricators of the Attachment
It’s Labor Day weekend, 1993, and I’m on my couch watching the news. One of the anchors reports on an unusual incident that took place at the Seattle Art Museum. It seems that a giant ball-and-chain has been attached to the leg of the iconi...
A Tale of Two Chapels
Much has been written about Pioneer Square and its previous history as Seattle’s so-called “red light” district. As the city grew in size towards the end of the nineteenth century, certain parts of this neighborhood became known for the abu...
On Goon Squads and Gangster Molls
Another found object with ties to criminal activity from Seattle’s past. This is a printed warning that was posted throughout Seattle-area taverns in the 1940s and ‘50s. At the time, pinball was considered to be a form of gambling played as...
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