Seattle paranormal museum

Since , locals and tourists alike have enjoyed hearing local ghost stories from real ghost hunters on Spooked in Seattle Tours.

The Spooked in Seattle Death Museum makes a fascinating stop, especially before or after a ghost tour. But if you only have time to visit one museum in the area, we suggest going to this one. During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date. Seattle Death Museum Facebook. Road Trip Packing List. Val is the founder and head road tripper at Silly America.

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The Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore is not associated with any religious or political organizations nor do we stress one ideology over another.

Our mission is to respectfully provide a platform to further the understanding and exploration and discovery of Northwest mysteries, humanities, encourage innovative technology via our exhibits, events, library lectures, author presentations and cultural arts. For Questions on the museum Media or event scheduling contact either Charlette LeFevre or Philip Lipson seattlemysterymuseum gmail.

The museum was started in A combination of a monthly coffee club lecture group in paranormal science started in and a retired Librarian. The museum became a state non-profit in and is now a federally recognized c 3 non-profit. Science based, the museum promotes education and exploration through the Legends and famous persons of the Northwest. The museum has hosted hundreds of authors and lecturers with such notables as Dr.

She is current Director of the museum and the previous Seattle Chat Club - a Seattle lecture group hosting authors founded in Charlette's science background includes interning at a biomedical research lab in Yellow Springs, OH and has been a three year member of the Ohio Academy of Science.

Most recently on Q13 presenting on D. The bureaucracy of government regulated libraries could not contain him and he has devoted the last 30 years in establishing himself as an independent researcher and investigator of subjects of paranormal interest. He is available for consultations.