Haunted Spokane: A look at the Lilac City's ghosts & spookiest haunts

I didn't even realize Spokane has a Coeur d'Alene street and over here in Coeur d'Alene we have a Spokane street

YOU FORGOT THE CAMPBELL MANSION...IT'S FOR SURE HAUNTED.

Thank you for these interesting stories. All very interesting. It's strange that some towns and cities have a reputation for being haunted, while others don't. I live in Australia and we have our share. If I ever visit America again, I would love to visit Spokane.🇦🇺

With cameras everywhere these days, the countless captures prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that ghosts are absolutely real.

Like Pasco There’s an underground city that’s huge and old and connected to the old railroad.

People who live in Spokane 👇

Eastern State Hospital ( Monkey Farm) is haunted, in fact the whole Hospital is.

I didn't know about the hangings at the courthouse or the mass death at division & Sprague. Interesting.

Been in Spokane since 77 & have never heard of any paranormal places here. TY for sharing....guess Im going to have to go to some of these places to see if any of my paranormal devices can capture some of the past ✌️😁🩷

Also they forgot the old TB hospital on Park Road where i grew up in that neighborhood and when the cure for tb came out they walk away and left everything in that huge building and was abandoned for many years. me and my dad used to sneak in there and run around, hella creepy. That whole main bldg is still there and is an independent living for the elderly and they added on the property two other buildings that are a assisted living and memory care for AZ and Dementia. Fact is when i grew up in that neighborhood i ended up working there in the memory unit as an adult and we had to go over to the old main bldg on a regular basis and it's beautiful but you can feel weird vibes in there. Oh i should mention the original name so you can look it up was Edgecliff. Sanitarium, now know or was as Park Place. On another note they used to have as well an incinerator in the basement where the staff used to cremate the dead and i've seen it back in the day and is now gone of course.

I sold real estate in Spokane for a number of years and visited all kinds of home all over. One South Hill home I was always curious about that must have been built near the turn of the century always held my interest. It went on the market and was empty so I took a look at the home & it was beautiful but all original. I walked down to the basement entering the hallway & stopped at about 10 or so feet into the hallway. I got the coldest chill I'd ever felt and backed out of that hallway up to the main floor and left. I never turned my back on that hallway and got out as quickly as I could. I never went back to that home again. Interesting enough a friend purchased the home across the street built about the same time period and his home was great. I never told him about my experience.

Other areas haunted include the Davenport Hotel basement, the old bulldog tavern, Mann Armory and some areas of EWU in cheney. I've seen activity or know people who have. There are several residential haunts as well. My first house was haunted, and the one I live in now has stuff going on.

Spooky stuff going on in my hometown? Please!

Love this ❤ great video for the holidays 🎃

I went to high school back in the mid-late 90s and in all the times we went to a thousand steps, I never once had the guts to get outta the car. 😂

had a weird situation at greenwood cemetery on my birthday

I love your videos

My grandparents are buried at Greenwood but I never knew about the tunnel ✌️

The owner of the antique store, they will have spirits that comes with their antiques. Should have some blessed water the pour a few drops on all antiques that come into the store. Watch a story of an antique store in a very small town in the east. They are constantly having spirits coming into the store. We all give into attachment to things we love.

forgot about the river down by hangman valley, which is how it got the name, where native americans were hanged and their horses slottered. also, sfcc campus were actual battle grounds.