Haunted Seattle | HISTORY CAFE

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Seattle's rough-and tumble past is full of colorful characters who -- according to some -- continue to frequent the city's alley-ways, corridors, and basements. This month, learn about some of our city's most notorious specters, and bring along your own Seattle-based ghost stories to share!

[@bruggeman672]

awesome really informative

[@vancemk7905]

when merry tails and dog alley combined in the store they are in now my mom was working there n i helped with the move.. i was maybe 16, 17 years old n i would always find myself drawn to jacobs room n i was told the story so i would always eat my lunches in there n hang out in there as much as possible to keep him company.. i even left a ball in there for him n would occasionally see it roll around on its own n one day as the move was coming to an end i ate my lunch in jacobs room n as i left i said my goodbyes n as i left i felt a tug at my shirt n when i turned i saw a shadow of a boy waving goodbye....

[@jonhennemann4729]

I use to take care of the Commuter Building across from the ferry dock. There was a Ghost that lived on the 3rd floor. At around midnight this thing would walk around and you could hear it till about 3 am. Everyone that worked at night heard it. They ended up with a company that worked on that floor every day for 2 years and after that we had no more Ghost.

[@trinidadapodaca7027]

same as pikr place market the ghost haunts the shops at nite u can hear it's noise

[@trinidadapodaca7027]

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[@trinidadapodaca7027]

another haunted place is the community college on broadway on capitol hill. that building use to be a highschool long time ago. they say it was a kid; don't know how old

[@turkishxgold]

Hmmhmm...