7 Unique Historically Haunted Facts about Seattle
Seattle may be a coffee-fueled tech hub today, but the Emerald City’s modern skyline was built on centuries of trauma and tragedy. Fires, epidemics, shipwrecks, deadly accidents, and violent crimes have left eternal scars. Entire streets were rebu ...
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Top 5 Best Haunted Summer Locations of Seattle
Summer in the Emerald City brings bright waterfront boardwalks and lively open‑air markets, but beneath that Pacific Northwest sunshine lies a history shaped by fires, gold‑rush chaos, and tragic maritime disasters. Exploring Seattle’s haunted ...
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Ghosts of the Smith Tower Haunt Seattle’s Original Skyscraper
Rising majestically over Pioneer Square, the Smith Tower stands as a stark white sentinel of Seattle's early twentieth-century ambition. Completed in 1914, this striking terra-cotta skyscraper was once the tallest building west of the Mississippi, a ...
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The Haunted Harvard Exit Theatre
For many years, the three-story brick structure at the corner of Broadway and East Roy in Seattle’s Capitol Hill has seemed like a gateway to history. Situated on a tree-lined street, the Harvard Exit Theatre’s lobby, covered in plush carpeting ...
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The Hotel Sorrento
For over a century, Hotel Sorrento has been one of the finest hotels in Seattle. So maybe it’s only fitting that it should house the spirit of a famous artist within its halls? From fancy hotels to gum-infested alleys, Seattle is a hub fo ...
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The Top 3 Haunted Locations in Seattle
The gloom that settles over the Pacific Northwest may not be suitable beach weather, but it’s the ideal ambiance for a trek into the unknown. Spread across the Emerald City, haunted locations radiate an energy that feeds on the persistent darkness ...
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The Wellington Train Disaster
A horrible secret bleeds down Windy Mountain, from the remnants of what once was the town of Tye. This former railroad town now sits abandoned. Its name is merely a mask for the tragedy that struck in the dead of winter in 1910.Two trains, owne ...
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The Legend of Batsquatch
Stories of strange creatures lurking in the forests and mountains of the Pacific Northwest have existed for generations, but few inspire as much intrigue as the Batsquatch. Described as a towering, winged beast with glowing eyes and a primate-like b ...
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The Legend of Mel’s Hole
In the isolated hills just west of Ellensburg, Washington, there are places locals don’t go. Patches of land whispered about over cheap beer in lonely taverns and warned about in stories told around campfires. Among all those forgotten ridges and ...
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The Shelburne Hotel
Is the Shelburne Hotel haunted? Would you consider glasses being knocked over, reassuring taps on your legs while you slept, phantom massages, and doors unlocking and locking themselves as haunted? Yes, I thought you just might. And that is ...
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