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Georgetown Steam Plant Walkthrough

Georgetown Steam Plant Walkthrough

July 25, 2019 Jacob Rice Comments 2 comments

Ghostly Activities got to explore Georgetown Steam Plant in Seattle on July 24th, 2019 for a possible investigation. Get the photo gallery after the jump.

Georgetown Steam Plant Gallery

The site isn’t known for its ghosts. There have been 2 reports of paranormal activity associated with it. The first is a long-time worker who had a heart attack; the other a poor soul who died in a blast. No death records have been found about them.

The reported activity deals with equipment starting on its own; phantom footsteps on the metal walkways and stairs; and, gear moving with no visible reason.

It’s not clear when, or if, the full investigation will happen. You can visit the plant, free of charge. Visit the steam plant’s site for more info.

Last updated on April 7, 2025 by Jacob Rice

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Jacob Rice is a ghost hunter searching for ghosts, monsters, and hauntings since 2009. He has published 3 books and produced nearly 20 documentaries on the subject. Jake currently lives in the mysterious Pacific Northwest.


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2 thoughts on “Georgetown Steam Plant Walkthrough”

  1. Chris T. says:
    August 23, 2019 at 5:15 pm

    Very cool looking place! Would love to visit (as I am a Seattle native/resident). Any word on the possible investigation? Thanks! 🙂

  2. Jacob Rice says:
    August 23, 2019 at 5:19 pm

    Hi Chris, thanks for commenting. It’s in limbo right now. We have to jump through some bureaucratic hoops to land a permit. When I find out, I’ll update this post. If you followed your comment, then you’ll get a notice. I gotta say, I’m not holding my breath on this one, but I hope we get the OK from Seattle Power.

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