Sadie Sedro Woolley Brothel ❤️

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So, picture this: brothel, right? Ain’t just some spot where dudes roll up lookin’ for a quick fix—nah, it’s a whole damn scene, a stage, like Llewyn tryna find his gig. I’m peepin’ it, and it’s wild, yo. Back in the day, like 1800s, these spots was poppin’ in places like New Orleans—fancy joints called “sporting houses,” all dolled up with velvet and chandeliers. Rich cats droppin’ stacks just to vibe with the ladies. Little known fact, tho—some of ‘em girls was secretly runnin’ the show, stackin’ paper, buyin’ land, flippin’ the game on the pimps. That’s gangster, fo’ shizzle! Made me happy as hell hearin’ that—ladies hustlin’, turnin’ tricks into power moves.

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What Sedro-Woolley bank started in a former brothel and was the only Northwest bank to survive both great Depressions of and ? Answer: Bingham Bank. Begun by C.E. Bingham .

Downtown’s Main Street buzzes with odd little shops and cafes like The Rusty Mug, where locals gab about yesterday’s news while sippin’ their brew. Oh, and don’t miss out on that ticky-tacky sign on Birch Ave – it’s a real hoot!

Sedro-Woolley School District to pay former superintendent $375,000