At about 2:30 p.m. on June 6, 1889, a pot of glue bursts into flames in Victor Clairmont's basement cabinet shop at the corner of Front (1st Avenue) and Madison streets in Seattle. Efforts to contain
Take a look at Seattle's dark side, with ghost tours and visits to famous grave sites. Tour creepy and haunted spots, or pay a visit to famous musicians and actors graves.
USA Today names Seattle's Sorrento Hotel one of the world's 13 most haunted hotels.
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Create a coastal living home with the different colors, decor, and special touches found in a beach house, from a bungalow to a Lowcountry classic.
Is fall your favorite season? It might be after you spot the leaves changing near Spokane Falls in Washington.
Creepy schoolhouses? Forgotten missile site? Yes.
Kell's Pub in Seattle is known for its ghostly activity. It may be the most haunted bar in the USA. Get the scoop on its ghosts and more.
Whidbey, the lovely little island in Puget Sound, was a small world that could be quickly filled with cruel gossip or haunting memories. Yet Ginger Cowan had stayed on long after Deuin MacPherson had married her, confessed on their wedding night he'd been unfaithful, and left for Chicago. She'd gone away to college, come back to open an antique shop and to make a good life for herself, now it seemed only her family's bitterness over the \"betrayal\" remained, naggingly reminding her that Devin had come back to Seattle...that at any minute he might walk back into her life. Had she really forgiven him? Had she really forgotten? What would she do if he were to reappear, take her in his arms...ask her to trade the hurt and humiliation of yesterday for the joy and promise of tomorrow?
Ghosts haunts the alleys and underground of Seattle's old downtown, Pioneer Square. Learn where and how to find them. Visit GhostlyActivities.com for more.
Two guides from Alpine Ascents International and their four clients are missing on 14,411-foot Mt. Rainier in Washington State today.
Book Synopsis In this #1 Wall Street Journal bestseller, Tracy Crosswhite must first identify the victim to catch the killer.When a woman's body is discovered submerged in a crab pot in the chilly waters of Puget Sound, Detective Tracy Crosswhite finds herself with a tough case to untangle. Before they can identify the killer, Tracy and her colleagues on the Seattle PD's Violent Crimes Section must figure out who the victim is. Her autopsy, however, reveals she may have gone to great lengths to conceal her identity. So who was she running from?After evidence surfaces that their Jane Doe may be a woman who suspiciously disappeared months earlier, Tracy is once again haunted by the memory of her sister's unsolved murder. Dredging up details from the woman's past leads to conflicting clues that only seem to muddy the investigation. As Tracy begins to uncover a twisted tale of brutal betrayal and desperate greed, she'll find herself risking everything to confront a killer who won't go down without a deadly fight. Once again, New York Times bestselling author Robert Dugoni delivers a taut, riveting thriller in the fourth installment of his acclaimed Tracy Crosswhite series. Review Quotes "In Dugoni's outstanding fourth Tracy Crosswhite mystery, the Seattle homicide detective investigates the death of Andrea Strickland, a young woman whose body a fisherman finds in a crab pot raised from the sea...In less deft hands this tale wouldn't hold water, but Dugoni presents his victim's life in discrete pieces, each revealing a bit more about Andrea and her struggle to find happiness. Tracy's quest to uncover the truth leads her into life-altering peril in this exceptional installment." --Publishers Weekly, Starred Review "Dugoni drills so deep into the troubled relationships among his characters that each new revelation shows them in a disturbing new light...an unholy tangle of crimes makes this his best book to date." --Kirkus Reviews "Dugoni has a gift for creating compelling characters and mysteries that seem straightforward, but his stories, like an onion, have many hidden layers. He also is able to capture the spirit and atmosphere of the Pacific Northwest, making the environment come alive....another winner from Dugoni." --Associated Press "All of Robert Dugoni's talents are once again firmly on display in The Trapped Girl, a blisteringly effective crime thriller...structured along classical lines drawn years ago by the likes of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett. A fiendishly clever tale that colors its pages with crisp shades of postmodern noir." --Providence Journal "Robert Dugoni, yet again, delivers an excellent read....With many twists, turns, and jumps in the road traveled by the detective and her cohorts, this absolutely superb plot becomes more than just a little entertaining. The problem remains the same: Readers must now once again wait impatiently for the next book by Robert Dugoni to arrive." --Suspense Magazine "The Trapped Girl is a blistering mystery, and some of Robert Dugoni's best work to date." --The Real Book Spy "Dugoni weaves an intricate and absorbing story that's as hot as the unseasonable Seattle weather his detective battles through." --Authorlink Praise for The Tracy Crosswhite Series: "Combines the best of a police procedural with a legal thriller, and the end result is outstanding...Dugoni continues to deliver emotional and gut-wrenching, character-driven suspense stories that will resonate with any fan of the thriller genre." --Library Journal, Starred Review "Dugoni does a masterful job... If you are not already reading his books, you should be!" --BookReporter "Dugoni does a superior job of positioning [the plot elements] for maximum impact..." --Publishers Weekly "Well written, and its classic premise is sure to absorb legal-thriller fans...The characters are richly detailed and true to life, and the ending is sure to please fans." --Kirkus Reviews "A stunningly suspenseful exercise in terror that hits every note at the perfect pitch." --Providence Journal "Dugoni has become one of the best crime novelists in the business, and his latest featuring Seattle homicide detective Tracy Crosswhite will only draw more accolades." --Romantic Times, Top Pick
Take a look at Seattle's dark side, with ghost tours and visits to famous grave sites. Tour creepy and haunted spots, or pay a visit to famous musicians and actors graves.
Another in the Snowpocalypse series. This is one of the only, if the only, pedestrian streets in Seattle. And it lasts for one block and they let cars on it for deliveries (which explains the tire tracks). In Pioneer Square.
Kell's Pub in Seattle is known for its ghostly activity. It may be the most haunted bar in the USA. Get the scoop on its ghosts and more.
Explore one of the cutest towns on the Olympic Peninsula - Here are the best things to do in Port Townsend, Washington.
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Creepy schoolhouses? Forgotten missile site? Yes.
The path less traveled to gingerbread, gift-making, lights and giving back
Bill Speidel's underground tour is a leisurely, guided walking tour beneath Seattle’s sidewalks and streets. As you roam the subterranean passages that once were the main roadways and first-floor storefronts of old downtown Seattle, our guides regale you with the stories our pioneers didn’t want you to hear. It’s history with a twist!The tour begins inside Doc Maynard’s Public House, a restored 1890s saloon. Following a short intro, we’ll walk through historic Pioneer Square to three different sections of Underground—about three blocks in all.The tour ends in Rogues Gallery, the Underground Tour gift shop.Here you will find a mix of historic displays and an array of contemporary gifts showcasing Seattle’s quirky character.You can get a memento of your Underground Tour experience at Rogues Gallery; a copy of Sons of the Profits, the book by Bill Speidel upon which the tour is based, or a Seattle souvenir or two.After hearing the history of the invention of the flush toilet in England on the tour, you can check out our beautiful, original Crapper toilet imported from England.
Wait, this Coke machine is haunted?!
From Spokane Falls to the Riverfront Park and an opportunity to sample amazing Irish cuisine, downtown Spokane is a city worth visiting in Washington!
looking east on Riverside.
Aurora Bridge opened in 1932 and became infamous for suicides. Some of them may haunt the bridge today. Visit GhostlyActivities.com for more!
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