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The 7 Most Haunted Places in Seattle

Forget those tales of paranormal activity at the Moore and rumors about Alice B. Toklas’s ghost at the Sorrento hotel. These are the truly spooky spots around the city…

By Seattle Met Staff September 21, 2017 Published in the October 2017 issue of Seattle Met

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CenturyLink Field

Listen closely for phantom chunks of falling cement, a relic from the days when the Kingdome stood at this site—back when dodging concrete was the only exciting sport happening in this town.

The Intersection of Stewart and Denny

Feel a cold shiver pass down your spine? It’s the glare from that poor SOB who’s been trying to turn left since 2013.

Linda Derschang’s Instagram Account

The bar impresario’s feed is haunted nightly by multitudes of followers envious of her curated lifestyle—and all those good-looking salads.

The Amazon Books Store at U Village

Kind of a ghost town.

Every Sidewalk

Littered with two-wheeled fleets from approximately 5,000 new bike-share companies, but also the specter of Pronto bikes past.

Kshama Sawant’s Financial Disclosure Forms

Remember when city council’s signature socialist was married to a Microsoft employee?

Bertha’s Tunnel

Oh, grow up. We didn’t mean it like that.

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