the Secret History of Bellingham

Fran Dugle, PhD takes us on a tour of Bellingham and shares some of its secrets that you won't find in the history books.
Written By:
Owen Burr
Eli Golden
Christian Pflager
Starring:
Fran Dugle
Filmed and Edited by:
Owen Burr
Music:
"Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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[@jacinth8268]

I learned so much about Bellingham

[@sweetbarry]

Ah yes, Bellingham, discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it Bellingham, which of course in German means 'a whale's vagina'.

[@markallyn1]

Nice little video!!! Luv it!

[@mike95826]

And you can't forget about the flaming river that almost burnt the city to the ground.

[@klearmynd]

I've lived in 9 countries and had the most fun loving in Bellingham WA ☺️

[@charleshill9401]

just saw this and am laughing so hard, thank you.

[@FernandPRO]

great city. I love it! Bellingham is a great city 👍 Born & raised. I’ve lived in the Fairhaven area, Alabama area, etc. it’s truly a special city. I remember when Bellingham was much much smaller then it is right now. That’s the perks of being Born and raised in Bellingham, no matter how big it gets, I will always remember the small town it once was ❤️. I remember going on the Amtrak with my mother every week, Bellingham to Seattle. In like 2003-2006 or 7. And farmers market used to have actual street clowns blowing up balloons and giving them to kids, i was one of those kids, I remember when the boardwalk was all woods planks on only one side to walk on. I remember the original pirate ship playground at boulevard park, i remember it all. I recommend Visiting or Moving to Bellingham for everyone, no matter what your political views are, job income, there is a spot for everyone. It’s the city of variety.

[@karenokeane6461]

LMAO Good one.

[@mkdoz]

Lmao