Preserving Bruce Lee's first formal Studio

The Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore, a 501(c)3 non-profit and home of the Seattle Bruce Lee Fan Club is beginning efforts to preserve and purchase the building and studio of Bruce Lee’s first Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute in Seattle.

The first formal studio of Martial Artist Bruce Lee has long been recognized by students and historians at 4750 University Way in Seattle and is believed to be one of the last remaining structures where Bruce Lee not only taught his martial arts but where Bruce Lee also lived.

The studio has been listed as the “Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute” and Bruce Lee is considered to be the father of mixed martial arts.

The museum plans to nominate the site for historical preservation with the City of Seattle with the goal to restore the front to as close to the original 1963 martial arts studio with active martial arts classes to honor Bruce Lee’s family, students and legacy.

The museum’s efforts to preserve the studio for posterity so that others can be inspired by what is considered one of the world’s most famous Martial Artists and a global icon who fought for equality.

   

For more information contact seattlemysterymuseum@gmail.com

The Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore announces two times
for the Capitol Hill Historical Ghost Tour for 2021.

Come tour Capitol Hill’s Haunts with twelve stories and locations of ghost encounters.

Starts in front of Elliott Bay Bookstore
Corner of Pine and 10^th, Capitol Hill, Seattle

In its sixteenth  year – an easy guided walking historical tour of the Pike / Pine and Broadway areas of Capitol Hill and of Seattle's most historically haunted locations, famous ghosts and dozens of local stories sure to scare even the bravest of persons.

Hear stories of ghosts, secret history and cautionary tales such as Seattle’s first serial killer Dr. Linda Hazzard who lived on Capitol Hill, Bruce Lee’s encounter with a ghost and stories of apparitions and floating wine bottles witnessed in Capitol Hill restaurants.

Step inside the Oddfellows building now considered to be Seattle's most haunted building
with accounts of apparitions.

Masks required
Costumes optional
Ages 8 and older suggested.
Pets allowed.
Tour cancelled only for instances of heavy rain

Please e-mail ahead suggested especially
for groups or school classes.

seattlemysterymuseum@gmail.com

If you dare!
Happy Halloween!

$5 suggested donation
Cancelled only in the event of rain
Come dress in costume! (no clown costumes please)

Starts in front of the Elliot Bay Bookstore
near corner of Pine and 10th on Capitol Hill.
Please call ahead
Suggested especially
for groups or school classes.
 or 206-465-9601

Join us on a guided walking tour around Capitol Hill's historical haunts, highlighting
Seattle's pioneers, famous person and other historical sites around Capitol Hill.

The tour is approximately one haunting hour but please allow for an hour and a half
with an easy walking tour of the Pike / Pine neighborhood featuring the Oddfellows Cafe then up Broadway with stops at the Jimi Hendrix's statue and ending at the North end of Broadway in front of the old Harvard Exit Theater - considered when it was open one of the most haunted theaters in the Northwest !
Discover exclusive stories of Famous People and Ghosts of Seattle:
Bertha Knight Landes, Kurt Cobain, Nellie Cornish, Frances Farmer, Jimi Hendrix, Bruce Lee, and more!.

www.capitolhillpridefestival.info

Member Washington State Convention and Visitors Bureau 2006
Member Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce 2004
Capitol Hill Community Council 2008-2009
Broadway Business Owners Association 2012-present
Fiscal Agents and Organizers of the Capitol Hill Pride Festival March & Rally , Seattle Faerie Festival and Pride Asia

“When I met Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson in 2007, I found them to be enthusiastic researchers who were energetically pursuing and impartially sifting through the facts about the Maury Island incident.  This book is the result of their efforts.  It presents new evidence and new analysis, and every reader will find it intriguing and informative.”

     — Larry Haapanen, Ph.D, the last UFO investigator for the Fourth Air Force.

Amazon Reader Review, March 17, 2014 - Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson have done a great investigative job into one of the most bizarre, enigmatic, and strange UFO cases around. I have been personally investigating this case for over 40 years now and was very surprised to find information and photographs in their book that I have never seen before. Whatever this classic 1947 case really represents; either a real UFO event, some kind of coverup using UFOs as a foil, or a downright hoax, ... do not pick up the investigation trail yourself without reading this book and adding it to your UFO research library!

This book focuses on the crash site of the B-25 Bomber, a first ever interview with a local who was first on the scene and a newly discovered news photo of the crash site, believed to be the only photo available of the historical crash.  This book brings forth more photos and new information  than ever before on this mystery.

The mystery occurred two weeks before Roswell and involved three facets.  The first facet the story by Harold Dahl of UFOs seen over Maury Island, the second Kenneth Arnold’s sighting of UFOs over Mt. Rainier and the third, the tragic crash of a B-25 Bomber and the deaths of two military intelligence officers.  As the Air Force separated from the Army August 1^st 1947 this was the first crash and fatalities of the Air Force.

About the Authors

The “Scully and Mulder” of the Northwest, Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson have been researching, the Maury Island UFO case since 2001 and are now the foremost researchers on the subject. Charlette and Philip have been exploring and investigating Northwest Mysteries for over twenty years along with the Northwest Museum of Legend and Lore. and Lore. Both Charlette and Philip can be found in Seattle living with their two dogs.

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 Please contact the museum to schedule a private session.