Overview

As part of the America's Haunted Road Trip series, Ghosthunting Oregon takes readers along on a guided tour of some of the Beaver State's most haunted historic locations. Local author Donna Stewart researched each location thoroughly before visiting, digging up clues for the paranormal aspect of each site. In Ghosthunting Oregon, Stewart takes readers to some of the spookiest haunts across the state including: Oaks Park in Portland, where visitors have reported a ghostly apparition of a child in a 1920s or 1930s style dress; the O'Kane Building in central Oregon, where people have reported seeing ""ghostly smoke"" and strange lights; and Pioneer Park in Pendleton, where some have reported apparitions and hearing voices. With a copy of Ghosthunting Oregon in hand, readers can visit some of the spookiest haunts across the state and compare their experiences.

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Author:   Donna Stewart
Publisher:   Clerisy Press
Imprint:   Clerisy Press
Dimensions:   Width: 13.90cm , Height: 1.00cm , Length: 21.50cm
Weight:   0.226kg
ISBN:  

9781578605491

ISBN 10:   1578605490
Pages:   240
Publication Date:   02 October 2014
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order  
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Table of Contents

I) Foreword (by series editor Michael O. Varhola) II) Introduction III) Greater Portland Area Shanghai Tunnels (Portland) Cathedral Park (Portland) The Witch's Castle (Portland) White Eagle Tavern (Portland) Hollywood Theatre (Portland) Oaks Park (Portland) Villa St. Rose School for Girls (Portland) Benson Hotel (Portland) ComedySportz (Portland) The Monkey King (Portland) Heathman Hotel (Portland) Stark Street (Portland) The Bagdad Theater (Portland) IV) Willamette Valley Woodland Park (Eugene) The Bush House Museum (Salem) Elsinore Theater (Salem) V) Oregon Coast Yaquina Bay Lighthouse (Newport) Heceta Head Lighthouse (Florence) WWII Lookout Bunker (Charleston) Old Wheeler Hotel (Wheeler) Marshfield Cemetery (Coos Bay) VI) Southern Oregon Lithia Park (Ashland) Schmidt House (Grants Pass) Oregon Vortex (Gold Hill) Dark Wing Manor (Medford) Rogue Theater (Grants Pass) VII) Central Oregon Congress House (Bend) O'Kane Building (Bend) Redmond Hotel (Redmond) VIII) Mount Hood/The Gorge Mount Hood National Forest/Little Crater Lake (Mount Hood) Columbia Gorge Hotel (Hood River) Edgefield Manor (Troutdale) IX) Eastern Oregon Pioneer Park (Pendleton) Ye Olde Castle Restaurant (Burns) Malheur Butte (Ontario) X) Other Haunted Places (50-100) Greater Portland Area (Old Town Pizza, Hoodoo Antiques, Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Jantzen Beach Carousel, Hayden Island, Buttertoes Restaurant, Columbian Cemetery, Kennelworth Park, Lotus Nightclub, Scapponia Park, Tryon Creek State Park, Pittock Mansion, Shilo Inn) Willamette Valley (Woodland Park- Eugene, Capitol Building -- Salem, D Street Cemetery -- Salem, Mission Mill -- Salem, Pentacle Theater -- Salem, Albany Cinema -- Albany, Herford Steer Restaurant -- Albany, Old Pioneer Cemetery -- Canby, MACK Theater -- McMinnville) Oregon Coast (Liberty Theater -- Astoria, The Argonutua Beach House -- Cannon Beach, Tioga Hotel -- Coos Bay, Egyptian Theater -- Coos Bay, Old City Hall -- Coos Bay, Little Theater on the Bay -- North Bend, Sea Hag Restaurant -- Depoe Bay, Seasider Hotel -- Seaside, Lil Bayou Restaurant -- Seaside, Neahkahnie Mountain -- Manzanita, Wildflower Grill -- Lincoln City) Southern Oregon (Rock Point Cemetery -- Gold Hill, Jacksonville Inn -- Jacksonville, American Hotel -- Jacksonville, Jacksonville Cemetery -- Jacksonville, Herman Helms House -- Jacksonville, McCully House -- Jacksonville, Linkville Playhouse -- Klamath Falls, Linkville Cemetery -- Klamath Falls, Downtown Umpqua Bank -- Roseburg, Justice Building -- Medford, Wolf Creek Inn -- Wolf Creek) Central Oregon (Congress House -- Bend, Pilot Butte Cemetery -- Bend, The Lara House Lodge -- Bend, The McCann House -- Bend, Welches Roadhouse -- Mount Hood Village, Rhododendron Village -- Rhododendron) Mt. Hood/The Gorge (The Edgefield Poorhouse -- Troutdale, Hood River Hotel -- Hood River) Eastern Oregon (Baker Hotel -- Baker City, Candy Cane Park -- La Grande, Hot Lake Hotel -- La Grande, Pendleton Arts Center -- Pendleton, Pioneer Park -- Pendleton)

Reviews

Her book brings readers round the state of Oregon looking for haunted places, with the first 70 pages too close for comfort as she covers Portland in detail. And who wouldn't want to find out why the library in the Heathman Hotel in Portland is said to be haunted? -- Terry Richard, The Oregonian

Her book brings readers round the state of Oregon looking for haunted places, with the first 70 pages too close for comfort as she covers Portland in detail. And who wouldn't want to find out why the library in the Heathman Hotel in Portland is said to be haunted? - Terry Richard, The Oregonian Reading Donna Stewart's book Ghosthunting Oregon is like getting a large bag of candy...Halloween candy. - Kane Taylor, Positively Entertainment & Dining Magazine</li BR> It's great reading any time of year but would constitute a social ice-breaker at your next Halloween party. - Kane Taylor, Positively Entertainment & Dining Magazine</li BR>

Author Information

Donna Stewart is a paranormal researcher, radio host, writer, and founder of the Oregon 501(c)3 nonprofit Southern Oregon Project Hope. With a lifelong interest in the paranormal, she has devoted more than 30 years to research, mentoring new investigators, and cofounding the highly regarded paranormal research team Paranormal Studies and Investigations (PSI) of Oregon. She also hosts the long-running BlogTalkRadio show PSI-FI Radio. She is a native Oregonian and has called Coos Bay her home for most of her life.

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