Nadia Port Townsend Brothel ❤️❤️

About Philadelphia

Here’s a lil secret I dug up: back in the 1800s, brothels was like Wall Street for some towns! Them madams was runnin empires—tax-free, mind you! One gal, name of Lulu White, had a spot in New Orleans, mirrors everywhere, makin men feel like kings. She banked thousands, and I’m over here like, “Where MY empire at?” Got me mad as a wet hen thinkin bout all the cash I ain’t touchin!

The Palace Hotel in Port Townsend

Once a brothel in the late 19th century, the Palace Hotel is said to be one of the most haunted places in Port Townsend. The most famous ghost here is that of a woman named Miss Claire, .

Every corner, every alley here screams history. The streets like Wiggins Ave and Columbus are lined with badass Victorian facades and bars that have been buzzing since forever. I get pumped every time I stroll by Fort Worden, that gnarly old fort that turned artsy playground spot, dude. And there’s this park, oh man, Chetzemoka Park! It’s rad, with its ocean views that just knock your socks off, like a suplex from the top rope!

We’re losing trust, drifting from skepticism to cynicism