Haunted Seattle

10 haunted places in Seattle, Washington

Seattle is home to 10 haunted locations, including theaters, hotels and restaurants. Explore the paranormal history of Washington's most haunted places.

Haunted Theaters (2)

Harvard Exit Theatre

In 1891, a group of prominent Seattle women founded the Woman's Century Club for "cultural and intellectual development"...

Moore Theatre

The Moore Theatre stands on ground that has held Seattle's dead since the city's founding. Pioneer settlers began buryin...

Haunted Hotels (2)

Hotel Sorrento

The Hotel Sorrento opened on May 30, 1909, two days before the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition brought 3.7 million visit...

Mayflower Park Hotel

The Mayflower Park Hotel at 405 Olive Way is the oldest continuously operating hotel in downtown Seattle. It was built b...

Haunted Restaurants (2)

Kells Irish Pub

Edgar Ray Butterworth was born in 1847 and began his entrepreneurial career collecting buffalo bones on the Kansas plain...

Merchant's Cafe & Saloon

The site at 109 Yesler Way has been witness to Seattle's entire history. Before the saloon existed, an 1864 two-story cl...

Haunted Mansions (1)

Georgetown Castle

Georgetown Castle, also known as the Gessner Mansion, is a Queen Anne Victorian built in 1902 by Peter Gessner, owner of...

Haunted Cemeteries (1)

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Comet Lodge Cemetery

Long before Seattle existed, the wooded hillside above the Duwamish Valley on what is now Beacon Hill served as a burial...

Other Haunted Places (2)

Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market opened on August 17, 1907, when eight farmers sold their entire stock to a crowd of nearly ten thousan...

Smith Tower

Smith Tower rose from the corner of Second Avenue and Yesler Way through the vision of Lyman Cornelius Smith, a Syracuse...