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I’d sit there, watchin’, dissectin’ their moves—like Graysmith huntin’ clues. “I’m not Paul Avery,” I’d mutter, sippin’ tea, not whiskey. Rage hits when some bastard roughs ‘em up—weak men, pathetic. Happy? When a girl outsmarts her pimp—cunning lil’ fox! Surprised me once, this tale—brothel hid a serial killer. Yep, 1920s Chicago, guy gutted johns, vanished. Creepy as hell, right?

Trespassing charged in horse-sex case

May 6,  · Local lore has it that the hotel served as a brothel during a shadier period of its history. For much of the last century the building has served as a tavern. It was owned by Mike .

So, check it out. Enumclaw is smack dab in the foothills, right near the King County border and it’s got streets like Main Street that just buzz with life, ya know? The downtown vibe is tight, with quirky little shops, a rad diner on 3rd Ave, and the cool old-school vibe of places like the Enumclaw Historical Museum. I remember one day, cruisin’ by 2nd St, when I caught a whiff of fresh coffee from a roadside cafe that made me go "Whoa, that’s the spice of life, baby!"

Curator Jerry Bowman speaking at Enumclaw history museum