J.P. PATCHES DAY IN FREMONT

Sunday, August 17, 2008 from 1 to 3 pm Solstice Plaza (N 34th Street just east of the Fremont Bridge) FREE ADMISSION

Celebrate local legend J.P. Patches with the unveiling of a new statue honoring J.P and Gertrude during a special event in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood on Sunday, August 17 beginning at 1 pm.  Pat Cashman will preside over the event which will include comments from folks ranging from special guest Governor Christine Gregoire and other community leaders who helped make the statue possible to J.P. himself. The bronze statue is called "Late for the Interurban" and features J.P. Patches (Chris Wedes) and Gertrude (Bob Newman). It was made possible through the generosity of numerous donors, and includes a collection box where future donations can be made in support of Children's Hospital and Medical Center. 

Patches Pals of all ages are invited to this free event

Come on down Sunday, August 17 for J.P. PATCHES DAY IN FREMONT

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For more information about the J.P. Patches Statue Unveiling Event -
Contact Project Manager John Nordstrand
Director of Operations
History House of Greater Seattle
Phone - 206 675-8875
email: john@historyhouse.org

J.P. Patches Day in Fremont
“Late for the Interurban”
Statue Unveiling Event in Fremont
Sunday, August 17, 2008, 1pm
Solstice Plaza in Fremont
N 34th St, east of Fremont Bridge
Featuring J.P & Gertrude
In Person and In Bronze

Part of the J.P. Patches Statue Project to Benefit Children’s Hospital

• Inquire about this event - jppatches@historyhouse.org
• Operations Director John Nordstrand - 206 675-8875 john@historyhouse.org
• Address: History House of Greater Seattle, 790 N. 34th Street, Seattle WA 98103