Bremelore

This is an audio re-broadcast of the halloween special "Kreepy Kitsap" put on by the Kitsap History Museum in 2020!

If you'd like to see all of the photos and documents that Gregg Olsen references, you can find them in the youtube broadcast here: https://youtu.be/A1GVBmV5fuM?si=_gTBRsbJpScUgKNT

If you'd like to check out the history museum or donate, you can visit https://kitsapmuseum.org/

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Who knew there was so much to know about the blackberry festival?!

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There's tunnels under Bremerton and it's no secret.

Photos coming to the blog soon.

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Welcome to the saga of gorst, historical edition. What was Pleasant Valley?

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He sure did. Learn about Bremerton's lion (and a bonus second lion)

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There was a file mixup on the audio for this one. I fixed it, but if what you are hearing sounds unedited you may need to redownload!

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Bremelore will be back October 1st! Don't forget to send me all your weird and wild questions about Bremerton.

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Where is Candy Cane Lane, and how did it come to be? Happy holidays everyone!

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You bet your sweet bottom it is!

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Check out more spooky things on the blog: BremeBlog- Is Bremerton Haunted?!

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I will be teaming up with the Kitsap History Museum for this month's installment of History Uncorked! History Uncorked is a casual, after hours event at the museum where you can relax, have a little wine and learn about some local history. Join us this Thursday, October 20th at 7pm to talk about The Erland's Point massacre! The event is free but please register here so we know you are coming! 

Register for History Uncorked!

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That's right, I just can't stop singing sea shanties and marching cadences. Come along while I investigate if, and which, Sea Shanties, might have been sang while plying the Puget Sound.

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