The Haunting Museum In Washington That Celebrates All Things Paranormal
Do you believe in ghosts? You just might after you take the eerie and informative Spooked in Seattle tour. Not only is the 90 minute walking tour always hosted by real paranormal investigators, but it has the best gathering place ever: the Seattle Death Museum. This is the first death museum in the Pacific Northwest, and it’s equal parts creepy and fascinating. Even if you don’t have any macabre hobbies, you’ll want to check this place out.
Not only is it the gathering place for the Spooked in Seattle tour, it's a pretty fun place to explore.
You'll learn a lot about how death was dealt with in the past. The walls are covered in century-old death announcements, and there's even an antique vial once dedicated to holding the tears of someone in mourning.
But since people of all ages are welcome at the museum, you don't have to worry about seeing anything too over-the-top or gory.
The exhibits also include plenty of fascinating facts, such as how the actor who played Dracula asked to be dressed like a vampire for his open casket funeral. You'll also learn more about the paranormal, ranging from real-life ghost stories to the Spooked in Seattle Tour, which focuses on local ghosts. There's even a rumor that the museum building is haunted.
Of course, not everyone wants to get a glimpse into their future. But if you do, this is the place to be.
Admission is free with your Spooked in Seattle Tour, or you can stop by during business hours and check it out for a $3 donation. It's open daily from 4 - 8 p.m., except on Saturdays, when the hours are 2 - 8.
Address: 102 Cherry Street, Seattle, WA, 98104
Learn more about the Spooked in Seattle tour here. And if you’re hoping to spot a ghost in Washington, here’s a list of places to hang out.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
