Dead Man’s Island
North from Vancouver’s downtown core, you approach a scenic location known as Stanley Park, and snuggled deep in cedar trees with the Pacific Ocean as…
Month: August 2017
The Vogue Theatre – Vancouver
Built in 1941, the Vogue Theatre was the hottest ticket in Vancouver. With nouveau art deco and acoustics, it soon became the place to go…
Fairacres / Burnaby Art Gallery
The stories at what is now Burnaby Art Gallery abound about a woman who casts a pale blue light. Some claim to feel sadness when…
Roedde House Heritage Museum – Vancouver
Distant ghosts glide by as you gaze at this beautiful heritage home in Vancouver’s West End, and you’re drawn back to a time when apartments…
USS Arizona – Pearl Harbor
The sunken hull of this once-mighty battleship is now a monument. A few bits of it are near the waterline, all rusting metal and twisted…
The Alaskan Hotel – Juneau
In Alaska’s capital city of Juneau, one of the oldest buildings in town is also the most haunted. The three-story, 46-guestroom Alaskan Hotel was built…
Port Gamble
In 1853, Port Gamble was formerly named after Lt. Robert Gamble, who was wounded in the War of 1812. The location also inspired Andrew Pope…
Rutherglen Mansion Bed and Breakfast – Longview
The Rutherglen Mansion sits on top of Mt. Solo in Longview, Washington. It was built for John D. Tennant, vice president of Long-Bell Lumber Co.,…
Murphy Family Farm – Longview
Kristie, one of our team’s researchers, bought a farmhouse almost four years ago. Little did she know at the time that her life would be…
The Oxford Saloon & Eatery – Snohomish
The Oxford Saloon & Eatery, established in 1910, is one of the oldest restored saloons in the Northwest. Housed in the Oxford Building (built in…
