Haunted Portland

14 haunted places in Portland, Oregon

Portland is home to 14 haunted locations, including restaurants, theaters and hotels. Explore the paranormal history of Oregon's most haunted places.

Haunted Restaurants (3)

Kell's Irish Restaurant and Pub occupies the second floor of the 1889 Glisan Building at 112 SW 2nd Avenue in Portland's...

The White Eagle Saloon opened in 1905 on Russell Street in Portland's Lower Albina neighborhood, founded by Polish immig...

Old Town Pizza and Brewing occupies the former lobby of the Merchant Hotel, a building constructed in 1880 by three Port...

The Bagdad Theatre opened on January 14, 1927, as a grand movie palace and vaudeville house on Southeast Hawthorne Boule...

The Roseland Theater occupies a building at 8 Northwest Sixth Avenue in Portland's Old Town Chinatown district that was...

The Benson Hotel opened on March 5, 1913, following an eight-year construction effort financed by Simon Benson, a Norweg...

The Heathman Hotel opened in 1927 as one of Portland's premier luxury hotels, located in the heart of the city's cultura...

Lone Fir Cemetery is Portland's oldest burial ground, established in 1855 on land where pioneer J.B. Stephens buried his...

Pittock Mansion is a 16,000-square-foot French Renaissance Revival chateau completed in 1914 for Henry Pittock, the Lond...

Cathedral Park sits beneath the soaring Gothic arches of Portland's St. Johns Bridge, a suspension bridge designed by Da...

The Crystal Ballroom was built in 1913-1914 on Burnside Street and opened as Ringler's Cotillion Hall, a formal dance ve...

Oaks Amusement Park opened on May 30, 1905, when Fred Morris of the Oregon Water Power and Railway Company invested $100...

The Shanghai Tunnels are a network of 150-year-old underground passages beneath Portland's Old Town Chinatown district,...

The Witch's Castle is the local name for a moss-covered stone ruin that sits deep within Portland's Forest Park, at the...

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