Last skate clips before gentrification: Connor Ferguson's "4th St." part filmed in Bremerton, Washington

Who tha illa? Connor Ferguson, that's who. Check this part filmed on a historic stretch of 4th Street in Bremerton, Washington that's scheduled for a gentrifying demolition soon. Get there while you can!

From the constantly epic Fireside blog:

"It was the later side of the mid-90s when the first clips filmed on Downtown Bremerton’s iconic 4th street arose of a teenage Adam Crew, self-proclaimed “ILLA” and early founder of today’s Toebocracy. Now, in 2024, it’s the new generation’s turn to trek forth with the torch.

After two decades of planning, the City of Bremerton is moving to tear down 4 ^th Street, which is their attempt to bring bourgeois to downtown Brem (GOOD LUCK!). The street will be rebuilt as Quincy Square , a tribute to the famed producer (and Kitsap native), Quincy Jones. To capture one last glimpse of the Downtown Bremerton 4 ^th Street that we’ve known and loved all our lives, Connor Ferguson has put together this short but powerful edit. The skating is raw and steezy, showcasing everything we love about Connor’s skating.

Every trick was filmed within a stone’s throw of the lifelong resident’s Location Skateshop and the historic Roxy Theatre , established nearly a century-and-a-half ago . We’re super stoked to share this piece of history crafted by Connor, and with renovations right around the corner, he pumped this out just in the nick of time."

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