You Can Take A Ghost Tour Of This Old Haunted Hospital In Washington

Washington is one of our "newest" states by definition, joining the Union in 1889. However, that doesn't mean this part of the country is lacking in history, especially when it comes to the paranormal. In fact, the tiny town of Colfax is home to one of the most haunted old hospitals in the country -- and you can even tour it.

Colfax is a small city in Whitman County located just outside of Pullman.

It sits nestled in a valley, surrounded by wheat fields and rolling hills.

St. Ignatius Hospital was established in 1892 by the Sisters of Providence.

It was the first hospital to serve Whitman County and was open until 1966, when it was shut down after the opening of Whitman Community Hospital.

The property served as an assisted living home until 2000. Three years later, it was officially shut down.

The building has been abandoned ever since, at least by the living.

So many ghosts allegedly roam these halls that the hospital has received national attention.

The first patient ever to die here was a local railroad employee who was crushed between railroad cars. Rumor has it that he never left.

The hospital has been featured on 'Ghost Adventures,' where the hosts and staff picked up on some serious paranormal activity.

Their experience wasn't pleasant. They described being attacked by a huge black mass, and they even captured a full body apparition on camera.

Intrigued? See for yourself. Guided ghost tours are available.

Choose a two-hour tour for $35, a three-hour tour for $50, or spend the entire night and perform an overnight investigation for $100. You never know what you'll experience.

Do you believe in ghosts? You just might after touring this haunted hospital. Learn more and purchase your tour here.