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State: Washington
Historical haunted places
Historic place
Seattle, WA
Built in 1906 and 1907, the Georgetown Steam Plant preserves early steam-turbine technology and the infrastructure that supported Seattle's electrification and industrial growth.
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Historic place
Seattle, WA
Opened in 1907, the Moore is Seattle's oldest operating theater and reflects touring performance, segregation, changing entertainment, preservation, and renovation.
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Historic place
Seattle, WA
Established in 1907 as a public market, Pike Place survived a major redevelopment threat through a 1971 public vote and has been managed by a public development authority since 1973.
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Historic place
Seattle, WA
Smith Tower opened on July 4, 1914, after several years of planning and construction, becoming a major early skyscraper and symbol of Seattle's commercial ambition.
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Haunted towns and cities
Haunted town
Seattle, WA
Seattle developed on Coast Salish homelands, especially those of the Duwamish and other Lushootseed-speaking peoples, through settler colonization, maritime trade, timber, railroads, migration, labor, technology, and urban renewal.
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