Haunted Places in Seattle

Seattle, like many cities, has its fair share of haunted places and spooky legends. Here are a few places in Seattle with reputations for being haunted: 

• The Moore Theatre:
  This historic theater, built in 1907, is rumored to be haunted by a ghost known as “The Pink Lady.” Legend has it that she’s a performer who died in the building and continues to haunt the theater, occasionally appearing as a pink mist.
  
• Kell’s Irish Pub:
  Located in Pike Place Market, Kell’s is said to be inhabited by the ghost of a woman who died in a fire in the 1800s. Staff and patrons have reported strange occurrences, like glasses moving on their own and unexplained footsteps.
  
• Harvard Exit Theatre:
  Now closed, this theater was known for its ghostly occurrences. People reported hearing footsteps, laughter, and even seeing apparitions of a man and a woman.
  
• The Butterworth Building:
  Located in Pioneer Square, this building has a dark history, including being a former mortuary. Some believe it to be haunted by the spirits of those who passed through it.
  
• Sorrento Hotel:
  This historic hotel is rumored to have a haunted room, Room 408. Guests have reported eerie experiences, such as the feeling of being watched or hearing unexplained noises.
  
• Black Diamond Cemetery:
  While not in Seattle itself, this cemetery, located in the nearby town of Black Diamond, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a miner who died under mysterious circumstances. Visitors have reported strange lights and eerie feelings. Remember, these are just legends and stories, and whether or not you believe in ghosts, these places have rich histories and are often quite interesting to visit for their historical significance alone. Always be respectful when visiting such locations, as they may be private property or have specific visiting hours.