HeyJaredHaunts of the Pacific Northwest
Haunts of the Pacific Northwest explores the ghost stories, haunted places, and lingering legends of Seattle and the greater Pacific Northwest.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Golden Gardens: The Beach That Dreams in Echoes (opens the original)
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At the edge of Seattle, where the city gives way to the sea, Golden Gardens waits beneath the bluff. The waves whisper, the wind hums, and the old bathhouse glows faintly under the moon. Visitors hear footsteps on gravel, voices in the trees, and laughter that fades with the tide. There are no documented ghosts here — only echoes, memories, and the feeling that the beach itself is alive. Step into Golden Gardens, where the haunting isn’t seen or heard… it’s felt.
Ballard (opens the original)
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Inside Ballard’s old Carnegie Library, the books are gone but the whispers remain. Footsteps cross the mezzanine after closing, a woman’s shadow lingers at the top of the stairs, and the scent of old paper drifts through the bar where the circulation desk once stood. Beyond the library, the neighborhood itself hums with memory — the Locks, the fishing fleet, the Sunset Tavern — each carrying its own ghosts. Step into Ballard, where the past never left, and the night still listens.
Wallingford Center (opens the original)
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The old John B. Allen School still stands on 45th Street, its brick walls and tall windows carrying more than a century of memory. Today it’s Wallingford Center — a collection of shops and studios built inside the bones of a former classroom building. But after closing time, the hallways shift, the stairwells cool, and the echoes of the old school day return. Footsteps, whispers, and the faint scent of chalk drift through a building that never truly emptied. Step inside one of Seattle’s most qui
Gas Works Park (opens the original)
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Beneath the rusted towers of Seattle’s old gasification plant, the wind carries echoes of industry, childhood memory, and something older still. Gas Works Park is a place where the machinery never fully shut down, where the land breathes, and where shadows move through pipes long after the fires went out. Step into one of Seattle’s strangest landmarks — a haunting built from steel, wind, and the bones of a factory that refused to die.
Fremont: Echoes Along The Canal (opens the original)
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Beneath Seattle’s Fremont Bridge, the water moves with memory. From the quiet canal to the watchful Troll, from the humming bridge to the old trolley barn, this neighborhood carries echoes of industry, art, and the strange. Step into Fremont — where the ghosts aren’t tragic, they’re creative, and the strange never sleeps.
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