Thornewood Castle: The Haunted House Behind Rose Red Thornewood Castle rises above the shore of American Lake in Lakewood, Washington, looking less like a house built in the Pacific Northwest than a
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., his wife, and his two children. They moved in on February 1, 1927. Tennant built
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 forever changed by this house. The farmhouse
The Oxford Saloon & Eatery, established in 1910, is one of the oldest restored saloons in the Northwest. Housed in the Oxford Building (built in 1889 as Blackman Dry Goods Store), this
The Bush House Country Inn, established in 1898, is nestled in the scenic town of Index on the Skykomish River and encircled by the Cascade Mountain range. This historic hotel served the
Harvard Exit Theater Cinema in Seattle, Washington, said to be haunted during the early 1970s through the mid-1980s. Some of the phenomena remain unexplained, but some are confessed practical jokes.
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