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Haunted Locations
Here you'll find a comprehensive historical background, the paranormal evidence found, and a bit about our personal experience from each site investigated.
Simply click on the state you would like to explore (found on the menu to the right).
Enjoy!


Ghosts at the Circus Room in the Historic Davenport Hotel, Spokane, WA
Room 708, previously Room 730, is the oldest and the only guest room at the Historic Davenport Hotel that was not gutted during the remodel completed by the Worthys in 2000. This oversized room, located near the freight and service elevators, started out as a "sample room" for the salesmen's sample cases brought through the extra-wide doors. In 1935, it was converted to host parties and meetings and painted with circus-themed scenes in honor of Louie Davenport's friend, Walla


Ghosts at the Montvale Hotel, Spokane, WA
We have gotten many requests to investigate the oldest boutique hotel in Spokane that started out as a single-room occupancy hotel (SRO) for working-class laborers, the Montvale Hotel, built in 1899 by Judge John W. Binkley [1856–1931] on the West Downtown Historic Transportation Corridor. So we did a walk-through with Spokesman-Review reporter Cannon Barnett, photographer Jesse Tinsley, Montvale General Manager Zachary Neighbors, and Psychic Medium Jennifer Von Behren to see


Ghosts at the Spokesman-Review and the Chronicle Buildings, Spokane, WA
Last October, we did a brief walk-through, along with Psychic Medium Jennifer Von Behren, of the 1891 Spokesman-Review Building and Tower with Spokesman-Review reporter Cannon Barnett. Neither the Review nor the Chronicle building has ever been investigated before, so in order to try and find out who the ghosts we saw in each area might be, one has to research the history of the buildings and the area they are in, as well as do an actual investigation to try and connect with


Ghosts and Royalty at the Maryhill Museum of Art, Klickitat County, WA
Many old and historical items in antique stores and museums are known to carry energy attachments, as each item has its own story to tell, and Maryhill Museum of Art is no exception. This beautiful museum is celebrating its 100-year anniversary this year since its dedication by Queen Marie of Romania [1875–1938] in 1926. The mansion was meant to be the home of the well-educated and accomplished businessman Samuel Hill [1857–1931] and his family, but construction was stopped i


Activity at the Comet Lodge Cemetery, Seattle, WA
Comet Lodge Cemetery, located on Beacon Hill in Seattle, WA, was established in the 1800's as a sacred burial ground for the Duwamish...


Ghost Activity at the Hotel Louie, a Davenport Hotel, Spokane, WA
After interacting with the many ghosts, including Mr. Louie Davenport [1868-1951], at the historic Davenport Hotel for over a decade, I...


Cryptics at the Black Diamond Cemetery, Black Diamond, WA
Black Diamond Cemetery in Black Diamond, WA, was established in 1884 by the Black Diamond Coal Mining Company. It started as a cemetery...


Activity at the Metaline Cemetery, WA
On our way back from Metaline ,WA [a town that was incorporated in 1948], a fellow investigator Eric Crabtree and I decided to stop at...


Stonehenge, WA
Most of you have probably heard of the Stonehenge, that is located at Wiltshire County , England. It was built in phases beginning about...


Activity at Tolt/Carnation Cemetery
The northern section of Tolt Cemetery was established in 1905 on a land donated by Frederick B. Bagwell [1878-1952], son of the pioneer...
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