Author event at Third Place Books June 26, 2025 Seattle in the Great Depression

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Bruce A. Ramsey will present his book "Seattle in the Great Depression" at Third Place Books on June 26, 2025, at 7 PM. The event will be held at the Lake Forest Park location, which serves as a prominent venue for local literary events. Ramsey's work explores the economic and social struggles that Seattle faced during the Great Depression, offering readers a deep dive into this tumultuous period. The discussion will not only highlight historical facts but also engage with the community's current understanding of its past.

Events like this are crucial in fostering community engagement and historical awareness among residents. Ramsey's insights are expected to resonate with those interested in the city’s heritage and the broader implications of economic hardship. Such gatherings contribute to a richer understanding of local history and its relevance today. This event represents an opportunity for attendees to connect with both the author and each other, enhancing community ties.

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