Spokane Spooks

Built in 1899, Kirkland Cutter was told to “spare no expense” building a lavish three and a half story home for mining millionaire and Irish immigrant Patrick, “Patsy” Clark.
For about 50 years, the mansion was used as a private residence by Patsy, his wife Mary and their seven children, one of which died in infancy.
After that, it was turned into the Francis Lester Inn. Eventually, it became the Patsy Clarks’ Restaurant from 1982 to 2001. That’s when it got its reputation for being haunted.

You're taking a little staycation at a downtown Coeur d'Alene bed and breakfast but it all changes when you find out you're no the only guest staying in your room.

Most of us spend Halloween dressing as ghosts and ghouls, some of us look for ghosts while others run from them but there are people who see ghosts all year long.

You’re in an abandoned building in a small town and you hear a scream. What do you think it is? You’ll probably use deductive reasoning and think there is someone else in the building trying to scare you, but you search the entire building and find out there is no one else there.

Ghost hunters have captured full-body apparitions in the St. Ignatius Colfax Hospital. How long could you last in these haunted halls?

The 1,000 Steps were supposed to be the final resting place for the members of Spokane's Elk club, but now they are falling apart and frequented by people in search for the glowing green ghosts.

The City of Spokane was founded in 1873 which has given it 146 years to collect hundreds of ghosts, killers and a dark-cloudy history. October is the perfect time to explore some of the most well-known hauntings and urban legends in the area. This This week on Spokane Spooks, we talk about ghosts with one of the most knowledgeable ghostologists in Spokane. This is his retirement job, but he says he encountered many ghosts and ghouls during his career.