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Tour the DARKER SIDE of Seattle's Streets & Alleys

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HAUNTED HAPPENINGS SEATTLE GHOST TOUR

Seattle's Longest Running Ghost Tour

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A 2013 interview with Jake: HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN ACTIVE IN THE PARANORMAL AND WHAT SPARKED THE INTEREST? To Read more Click Here

Northwest Travel October 2010

Owner and tour guide Jake, of Private Eye on Seattle's Haunted Happenings Tour, covers nearly the entire city on what is the most unusual Seattle city tour to be found .... While shuttling guests to 14 locations, Jake gives an engaging primer on ghosts.

KOMO News Radio Halloween 2009

In the late 1800's and early 1900's, it was the place Seattle residents frequented to have a good time. There were bars, brothels, gambling halls....Things have certainly changed in this neighborhood, but today, if you're looking for them, you can still run into Georgetown's past resident's, including Sarah. To listen & read more click Seattle's Georgetown Haunted History Unearthed

Jake, a local ghost enthusiast, takes you on a ghostly ride visiting haunted locations throughout Seattle's many neighborhoods, while sharing legends & lore. The tour lasts 3 hours with several stops to take photos and explore haunted locales. Reservations 206 365 3739

Haunted sites visited & stories include:

The Elegant Hotel
The Mortuary
The Market
Old Sea Captain
The Congressman
Gambling Den
Poor Farm
The Voice
The Castle
Old Burial Ground
The Basketball Player
Haunted Theater
Notorious Rooming House

From a local area paranormal group, June 2008

"Boy does Jake know her stuff or what! I have lived off and on in the Seattle area for years and I heard stories and saw areas that I never even knew about! Talk about someone that knows where the bodies are buried LITERALLY! I would really recommend this to anyone that is interested in Seattle History and/or ghosts!"...

..."I still feel the chills just thinking about these places!"

Rated as a "tour worth taking" Seattle Magazine June 2002

Haunted Happenings: Hop on board a minivan for a tour of Seattle's creepiest locales. Tour guide Jake injects a healthy dose of history into some of the less, um, well-documented tales. Who knew that Georgetown was once home to a poor farm? Among the tour's creepier moments: a peek in the window of the nightclub that was the site of the notorious 1983 Wah Mee Massacre.

Read what the May 22, 2002 Seattle Weekly has to say:

The ghosts of these tours remind us of the misery and murder that Seattle has paved over; some are supposedly still slamming doors, hurling bottles and playing other weird tricks to this day .... The Private Eye on Seattle Tour provides a lot of time to un-spool history, and that's what the Irish woman called (somehow fittingly) Jake does generously as we roll through ....

Jake says that the residents have told her about toys that seem to have a life of their own .... haunted by a nurse whose perfume still lingers .... pictures taken in a lobby sometimes reveal unseen patrons.

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