Moore Theatre in Haunted Washington

The Moore Theatre is one of Seattle’s oldest structures, as well as the city’s oldest entertainment facility. When it was opened in 1907, it was also one of the best structures on the West Coast. This structure serves as both a theatre and a hotel. The Moore Theatre was erected by a local named James A. Moore, who wished to add an extension to his Denny Hotel. The theatre, which is nearly a century old, has seen practically everything. From religious services to loud rock concerts. Keep in mind that the International Film Festival also used to be held in this facility. Today, the Moore Theatre still accommodates a wide range of musical talent and performances from across the world, as well as numerous historic artifacts.

Since this theatre is extremely old, there will almost certainly be some sort of strange activities. One rumor is that the Moore Theatre is actually the location where Kurt Cobain overdosed and died. Some even claim that Mr. Moore himself still remains on site. Staff blame most of the theatre’s paranormal antics on Mr. Moore. They believe that Mr. Moore is still keeping an eye on the theatre to ensure that it is maintained to his high standards. According to reports, several of the theatre’s more high-risk shows, which Mr. Moore would disapprove of, are also cancelled owing to strange occurrences. However, the ghosts of female actors who used to play on the stage appear to be the most typical paranormal activity recorded by guests at the Moore Theatre. Visitors to the theatre have also expressed their dissatisfaction with the impression of being watched by haunting eyes. Cigar smoke has also been reported to float through the theatre, although the source of the smoke has never been identified.