Haunted Places in Oregon (Ep. 3)

From masonic lodges now hosting popular breweries- whose halls are rumored to be stalked by the dead after dark, to historic museums harboring a multitude of ghosts tied to their numerous artifacts and to the very soil below their foundations. Are you ready to brave our third list of picks for some of the most haunted places in Oregon?
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"Coyote Creek Bridge (Crow, Oregon)" by Visitor7 (commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...) is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0
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"Mulkey Pioneer Cemetery in Eugene, Oregon", "Mulkey Cemetery in Eugene, Oregon" by Rick Obst (www.flickr.com/photos/discove...) are licensed under CC BY 2.0
"26th anniversary get away at McMenamins Grand Lodge Hotel" by Loren Kerns (www.flickr.com/photos/lorenke...) is licensed under CC BY 2.0
"McMenamins Grand Lodge-1", "McMenamins Grand Lodge Hallway", "McMenamins Grand Lodge Lobby", "McMenamins Grand Lodge Mensroom" by Geirfuglasker (commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...) are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
"Dr. John McLaughlin" by OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons (www.flickr.com/photos/osucomm...) has no known copyright restrictions
"Dr John McLoughlin statue" by Jason McHuff (www.flickr.com/photos/jmchuff/) is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
"John Mcloughlin House - vertical - 018", "John Mcloughlin House - horizontal - 019" by Mt. Hood Territory (www.flickr.com/photos/mt_hood...) are licensed under CC BY 2.0
"John McLoughlin House, Oregon City.JPG (3534603314)" by Mark Goebel (commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...) is licensed under CC BY 2.0
"Oregon City, Oregon (2018) - 082" by Another Believer (commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...) is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
"Geiser Grand Hotel, Baker City, Oregon", "Geiser Grand Hotel, View from Dining Room" by A.Davey (www.flickr.com/photos/adavey/) are licensed under CC BY 2.0
"Geiser Grand Hotel" by Christopher Eugene Lee (www.flickr.com/photos/1848299...) is in the Public Domain
"20210803 51 Geiser Grand Hotel, Baker City, Oregon", "20210803 47 Geiser Grand Hotel, Baker City, Oregon" by David Wilson (www.flickr.com/photos/davidwi...) are licensed under CC BY 2.0
"Geiser Grand Hotel" by David Burn (www.flickr.com/photos/davidburn/) is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
"Last room in Baker City, the honeymoon suite in the Geiser Grand Hotel” by Rick Turoczy (www.flickr.com/photos/turoczy/) is licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Oregon Caves Chateau”, “Chateau Lobby” by Oregon Caves (www.flickr.com/photos/oregonc...) are licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Inside the Chateau: Stairs”, “Welcome to the Oregon Caves..”, “Preserving the Heritage”, “The pond and patio next to the Chateau”, “Inside the chateau lobby room” by daveynin (www.flickr.com/photos/daveynin/) are licensed under CC BY 2.0
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[@rachelc.5298]

Oregonian here 🙌🏻

[@jackatomin]

Oregon is gorgeous! The constant rain and fog in the Willamette Valley isn’t for everyone...

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

@@jackatomin Yep and it produces some amazing Pinot Noir. Now I want a glass of Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. Just watched a Wartime Stories video and it made me recall a spooky event I experienced over two nights in early December of 2020 which in turn made me want a glass of Pinot Noir to calm down.

[@Martin-yf8cv]

@ Rachel C In Albany myself hi neighbor

[@rambomacleod2927]

Pendleton 👋👋

[@allafat]

Jefferson

[@ladyspider4904]

Gonna have to check these out next time I am in Oregon.

[@thuggwaffle8825]

Is the bridge in the thumbnail McKee Bridge? Also how is Thomas Creek Bridge not on this list? I believe it’s the 2nd most popular suicide location on the west coast only second to The Golden Gate bridge

[@bubbagoo5419]

I think the whole state is haunted. I couldn’t count how many times I was attacked by demonic spirits while growing up in Klamath Falls.

[@nicolelewis8975]

Klamath is crazy for activity, but many suggest aliens in that area. 😅

[@silkyboi8705]

I live in Medford Oregon

[@luminacosmosa2324]

Spectacular presentation! Have you considered Coos Bay, or Astoria Oregon? Bet there's a lot of spooky stuff up there. What with all the logging, mining and ship building. Plus there is the American Indian factor. OH! And you cant forget all that there GOLD!

[@Redranger-fu2xt]

I was born and raised in Coos Bay. Miss that town , things went very wrong in 1998 , a year and a half later it got worse , then , in 2004 , u stopped going because of things again that went wrong I can't explain it but it's no other choice. My health took a turn for the worst , I haven't been able to do anything. I am so angry for moving to where I moved to. Unbelievable bullshit cost me dearly. A friend, 20 years ago a job ,. It's a sad shame that people have to be treated like scumbags. But, other than that it's a great city ,. Haven't seen it, so I don't know.

[@justinshelton1251]

Look into bandon Oregon its history is very weird. Bandon caves. And coosbay look at Marshfield high school history it's on a grave yard. Abernathy house in Dora Oregon its haunted I can tell you that I lived there for a few year's ween I was a kid with my grand parents its been in the same family from its beginning but it's is for sale.

[@kkiser]

You should do a section about the Baldwin Hotel in Klamath Falls. Lots of places in southern Oregon that are supposed to be haunted.

[@bubbagoo5419]

Or the witching grounds at Moore’s Park

[@michaelcallahan7159]

Heard a creepy story about the horse stables in Klamath falls from a good friend of mine. That town is pretty damn haunted by the sounds of it.

[@forgottencemeteriesofthepn6031]

Thank you for sharing!

[@eddienunez3850]

Why did you use a thumbnail of the historic covered bridge in Sunny Valley Oregon and not even mention it?

[@nicolepadgett2201]

Did a photo shoot in the Mulkey cemetery, and have done many shoots in several cemeteries around the country. The cemetery didn't feel as spooky or "Haunted" as other cemeteries I've visited. They a cemetery in Mobile, Alabama or New Orleans, Louisiana.

[@HouseofHighSpirits]

I’ve not been to Mulkey Cemetery although someone I went to high school with is buried there. Her family might have owned the plot before her burial. I’ve heard stories off and on but they’re mostly what you’ve covered here.

[@heatherhill9504]

I lived in forest Grove,OR on b st

[@angelaschultze2404]

I’ve been in the Old Grand Lodge in the 1990s

[@D_LB.0529]

2023 Oregonian still here!

[@FrightNightScares]

Howdy, neighbor! This is our home state as well!

[@white_rose52]

When you live down the road from the og photot you see before clicking on the vid

[@pdxace1979]

forgot Dammasch State Hospital

[@limapodima7534]

Dallas Oregon here

[@pattimccraw6168]

i live on a historical site in roseburg oregon. used to be an old school house, it was said that the woodsman killed the school teacher? my parents lived in it in the house in the early sixties and my mom could hear people fighting and falling down the stairs, when she would go to look there wouldnt be anything on the stairs. my dad never believed this happened until he heard the ruckus one night.

[@justinshelton1251]

Nothing about bandon Oregon or coosbay. I've lived in coos county my whole life and bandon and coosbay are very haunted places

[@jrinc6467]

Where?

[@MatthewJamesKent]

Oregonian here. Coming to you from the most haunted woods in Oregon. Lakeside up north lake road I've been living up in these woods for quite a while now working for a logging company not come up on some really wild stuff even a seance with three guys dressed in black with a horse stomach cut open in a goat head sticking out of it true facts.

[@lynzieanderson8275]

my dad worked at the giser grand hotel once he worked as a waiter and would always tell us about how poeple kept getting hurt and they were saying they were beijg pushed or pulled and now ik why lol

[@thatgirlgotghosted]

That's super freaky! I'd love to hear some of his stories.

[@ii_thedestroyer3150]

Bruh this do voice creepy asf

[@kimberlyoviedo1544]

You should do malhuer County, the "End of the Oregon Trail" it's quite haunted here. Along with haunting, we also have an abundance of "witch craft" being practiced here.

[@blazernation8870]

Actually learn your history, the end of the Oregon trail is in Clackamas county.

[@lets.go.places2gether]

Also heard that the Mcmenamins Edgefield in Fairview is also haunted. Ive been there many times but never to stay overnight in their hotel rooms tho. Its pretty dark in the restaurant and conference rooms. Never felt spooked but again I never slept there.

[@veshrmy9637]

I live in Oregon

[@lifewithlonden1]

Same

[@donnavaughn5393]

Even to thank you

[@sharonward4766]

Chiloquin

[@codymiller8005]

My grandma worked in the geiser grand

[@thatgirlgotghosted]

Did she share any experieces or stories from her time there?

[@nicolelewis8975]

I live in Baker City right now. I want to visit with my daughter. Can’t wait until we can.

[@dawnlibby2662]

The whole historic district in Oregon city is pretty much haunted. The McLoughlin house was also a brothel for a short period in time. I got some great pics of orbs over their Graves. It's also said that they have been seen by their original grave area. It's phonics pronounced McLagflin

[@meridethtexastwister]

My apartment.

[@amypetra5021]

Where’s your apartment?

[@wolfmama7879]

All graveyards are going to be haunted

[@christinehusted1210]

How about Scio Oregon? That place just ain't itttttt

[@MDE128]

I need to visit that chateau.

[@FrightNightScares]

Dante, it's definitely worth it! You local here in Oregon?

[@MDE128]

@@FrightNightScares Yep, I live in Oregon.

[@justinpacey7561]

Woah I live not too far from the place of that thumbnail

[@kithobson548]

I was born in oregon bend oregon. I saw the bridge the picture and i can't remember where it was but i remember being 13 going to it and i have a picture of my family on it. I was raised in NV. But, I stayed in my grandparents home for the whole summers in port or ford from may to august. i love oregon. i have many relatives in Albany euguene portland and friends spread out of oregon. i will always love oregon my favorite state.

[@FrightNightScares]

@kithobson548 I was also born in Bend and love Oregon!! Thanks for watching!

[@kithobson548]

@@FrightNightScares i am going to try and find that picture of me and in that bridge. and up load it or try to

[@mgman6000]

What covered bridge is that? I clicked because of the photo and you never covered it

[@liahvamp5233]

It’s currently April 2022

[@matthubbard904]

Do Salem Oregon next please 🙏

[@thatgirlgotghosted]

Any specific locations in Salem?

[@FrightNightScares]

Hey we'll see what we can dig up! We've already done one Salem... but as Oregonians, we may just have to make our way back that direction.

[@matthubbard904]

@@FrightNightScares cool

[@chairontheroof]

I know where you took the thumbnail

[@FrightNightScares]

Thanks for tuning in, Chair on the roof! That's awesome! We always use a random, local location as not to spoil the countdown itself :-) Have you visited any of these haunts? Also... local Oregonia?? We're in Central fam!

[@donnavaughn5393]

Wv

[@23cgrice]

Beetle juice beetle juice beetle juice

[@FrightNightScares]

Thanks for tuning in @23cgrice. Have you been to any of these haunted spots in Oregon?

[@23cgrice]

@@FrightNightScares nope but I have in Texas alot of the incidents took place here there's an abandoned vault in Baytown Texas near garth road accross the street from Sterling highschool in front of Sterling bay apartments it is an adventure but I never went in but I can tell it's worth it

[@Chgojerr]

Thanks @YvonneEckerd!

[@mebabydoll83]

Eugene has lots of Haunted places😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@bottel01]

I grew up there, Why? I think I know Why. Eugene! was founded by Eugene Washburn and there family And Springfield. Way back in the 1700S-early part of the 1800's there moved there and the only people there at the time were Indians they ran them off the land and cut all the trees down.Eugene Family were all high rank lodge members like 33th degrees all of there family is buried over there on 29th street graveyard. think about it. They were all supper red necks and they treated the Indians like shit.