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Mysteries and histories in Port Townsend

Published 1:30 am Saturday, October 29, 2022

By Steve Mullensky For Peninsula Daily News

Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off an Italian stone fireplace, one of the highlighted features on the Haunted Histories and Mysteries of Port Townsend tour produced by the Main Street Organization, as he conducts a tour on Friday. For more about the multi-venue festival, which continues today, see ptmainstreet.org.
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Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off an Italian stone fireplace, one of the highlighted features on the Haunted Histories and Mysteries of Port Townsend tour produced by the Main Street Organization, as he conducts a tour on Friday. For more about the multi-venue festival, which continues today, see ptmainstreet.org.
Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off an Italian stone fireplace, one of the highlighted features on the Haunted Histories and Mysteries of Port Townsend tour produced by the Main Street Organization, as he conducts a tour on Friday. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off an Italian stone fireplace, one of the highlighted features on the Haunted Histories and Mysteries of Port Townsend tour produced by the Main Street Organization, as he conducts a tour on Friday. For more about the multi-venue festival, which continues today, see ptmainstreet.org.

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