Leave Seattle on the ferry to Bainbridge Island and drive right through Port Gamble on the way to the Hood Canal Bridge. I live on the West side of Hood Canal bridge. All the years of traveling back and forth for many reasons and we never seemed to have time to stop in Port Gamble. Maybe I can get one of my kids to take me. I want to see that house. It looks beautiful. I'm 72 now and I don't like to drive anymore. Way too much traffic for me!
I hope you get to see it soon I'm with you on the traffic it has gotten to thick now it was not like this in the 70s 80s an the 90s now its crazy an the people drive like lunatics
I live here. The cemetery is where you have better luck. Everyone tours that house around October but nobody ever goes to the cemetery at night. That's where the action happens.
I believe that you're made to see things of the past in that cemetery. In 2011 I went there one night with a girl I was seeing, the cemetery on a clear summer night has a great view of the Hood Canal Bridge. Among the tombstones you'll find many children who have died at very young ages. While walking to our spot on the hill I accidently stepped on a flat tombstone and crushed some dried up flowers that had been placed there. Less than a second after accidently stepping on the flowers I heard a young child with the most blood curddling scream/frantic cry. We both started looking around aimlessly trying to find a hurt child but found nothing. We tried to follow the cry but when we would leave the spot where the tombstone was the cry would fade away. That's when we noticed the terrifying reality.......that the screams and cries were coming from what seemed to be the tombstone. I remember it like it was just yesterday. Iv visited the same spot several times since and haven't really had anything like that happen again, however I also made very sure NOT to step on any tombstones again.
@@chuckieballard5771 That story just gave me chills. You are brave to visit the same spot. But yes, I will make sure to keep an eye out for tombstones from now on as well.
I didn't believe in paranormal Activity until I went to port gamble. It's where My Ex-wife and I were married. She started acting very strange after that. And I can tell you. I definitely believe in ghosts now. She was either possessed by a demon or just crazy. Beautiful town, though. I spent a tremendous amount of time there as a child. I still remember the mill being open
That house was featured on a Canadian show where handymen went in and just stated it was a fix it job. I always knew that house was just flat out weird. Especially since those handymen never stuck around to actually do the job they said it needed. Simple fixes, my ass ey.
I have never heard about Port Gamble... so spooky! The town looks charming.
I would love to explore there!!!
It's really cool.
It's very small. Drive through the whole town in less than 60 seconds.
It’s fantastic . Make sure to come to the annual ghost conference 11/8-10 2024
We, back in 2003 opened up Port Gamble to Paranormal Investigating. We spent a good 18 months investigating this beautifull, yet haunted community.
Leave Seattle on the ferry to Bainbridge Island and drive right through Port Gamble on the way to the Hood Canal Bridge. I live on the West side of Hood Canal bridge. All the years of traveling back and forth for many reasons and we never seemed to have time to stop in Port Gamble. Maybe I can get one of my kids to take me. I want to see that house. It looks beautiful. I'm 72 now and I don't like to drive anymore. Way too much traffic for me!
I hope you get to see it soon I'm with you on the traffic it has gotten to thick now it was not like this in the 70s 80s an the 90s now its crazy an the people drive like lunatics
Its right acriss from the bridge. Take a left at the light after the bridge youll run into it in a few minutes.
Omg the Anabelle comment from the lady ! I would be so spooked 😱
This looks like a great haunted location to explore. It reminds me of the location we investigated. The video looks good.
It could be a lot of fun!
I live here. The cemetery is where you have better luck. Everyone tours that house around October but nobody ever goes to the cemetery at night. That's where the action happens.
Ooh, I can believe that. Cemeteries are scary! Next time we'll do it, but I think I'd want to go on a tour because I'd be too afraid.
I believe that you're made to see things of the past in that cemetery. In 2011 I went there one night with a girl I was seeing, the cemetery on a clear summer night has a great view of the Hood Canal Bridge. Among the tombstones you'll find many children who have died at very young ages. While walking to our spot on the hill I accidently stepped on a flat tombstone and crushed some dried up flowers that had been placed there. Less than a second after accidently stepping on the flowers I heard a young child with the most blood curddling scream/frantic cry. We both started looking around aimlessly trying to find a hurt child but found nothing. We tried to follow the cry but when we would leave the spot where the tombstone was the cry would fade away. That's when we noticed the terrifying reality.......that the screams and cries were coming from what seemed to be the tombstone. I remember it like it was just yesterday. Iv visited the same spot several times since and haven't really had anything like that happen again, however I also made very sure NOT to step on any tombstones again.
@@chuckieballard5771 That story just gave me chills. You are brave to visit the same spot. But yes, I will make sure to keep an eye out for tombstones from now on as well.
Love it 😍 gotta check this out
Maybe one day I can go to Port Gamble to talk to little lady Annabelle, and the town looks so charmy!
That would be amazing. Let me know if you go and have any paranormal experiences.
Walker Ames is a fantastic place. I love it. Our team has been investigating there for 16 years. Nothing evil there, it is definitely haunted
Interesting video 😀😀
I heard also about a similar case in Singapore. I plan to explore soon, to make a video 🙂
Everything's normal in the paranormal lol
I'm surprised they didn't mention that. The morgue for the town used to be above the movie theater
Ooh, I didn't know that! I will have to go back. Is the movie theater still open?
I didn't believe in paranormal Activity until I went to port gamble. It's where My Ex-wife and I were married. She started acting very strange after that. And I can tell you. I definitely believe in ghosts now. She was either possessed by a demon or just crazy. Beautiful town, though. I spent a tremendous amount of time there as a child. I still remember the mill being open
Haha! Sorry your wife was possessed. IT is a beautiful town indeed. And very cool that you visited as a. child.
My friend told me he went into that house and he was sooo scared!!
My favorite place
That house was featured on a Canadian show where handymen went in and just stated it was a fix it job. I always knew that house was just flat out weird. Especially since those handymen never stuck around to actually do the job they said it needed. Simple fixes, my ass ey.
I live south of there in Forks WA.
Southwest. Very west, Like to the ocean.
Wish you would've put the links in the description. Maybe next time?
I would say the Patsy Clark Mansion in Browne's Edition Spokane is the most haunted.
@@NothingToNoOneInParticular ooh! I will definitely have to go there next.
I was just their
No you weren't. You were just "there".
They probably died of boredom.