Liberty Theater

07.23.2005 | 10:06 pm | Astoria, Oregon, United States

This theater is supposedly haunted by a woman, who spends most of her time lurking in the woman’s bathroom. The theater was closed in 1998.

31 Comments »

  1. she is there I did belive it nor do I belive in ghost
    i was in the up stairs bathroom I could hear breathing and a door shut no one else was there i ran down the hall no one was in the hall.

    Comment by heather booker | 01.26.2006 | 5:42 am

  2. its closed so how culd u have?

    Comment by lexigirl007 | 02.2.2006 | 7:48 pm

  3. Do you think it is possible (lol) for her to have broke in?? Oh an if you did break in, do you think anyone would notice?

    Comment by Nika | 02.24.2006 | 1:11 am

  4. well you know she could have gone before it closed, it has only been 8 years since it closed

    Comment by Cherish | 03.24.2006 | 9:32 am

  5. i was raised in astoria, and had gone to that theater many times. i never had an excperience but i was told about the haunting a couple of years before it close and it creeped me out. after i heard the story i hated going to the bathroom by myself.

    Comment by amanda | 04.8.2006 | 1:33 pm

  6. okay guys it closed in 1998 FOR RENOVATIONS.. it’s open again now…

    Comment by Brittany | 04.24.2006 | 6:53 pm

  7. YALL ARE SO INTERESTING ON THIS SITE SOMEIMTES!!! I LOVE GHOSTS EXCEPT WHEN THEY HARM PEOPLE. WHAT I REALLY WANT IS A QUEJI BOARD, OR HOW EVER YOU SPELL WEEJI.

    Comment by Kaelynne | 06.26.2006 | 6:26 pm

  8. i played a Quija board before,it’s really fun,and scary at the same time,your susposed to ask it questions and stuff oh yeah and me and my freind talked to her grandmother,turns out her grandma’s stuck in this porclin doll that she gave to her when she was little,pretty scray,but what trips me out the most is that the little thingy on the board moves by itself,it really does!!!!!!

    Comment by sexygurl | 08.7.2006 | 6:18 pm

  9. The Liberty Theater is a cool place. My aunt does the janitorial work there…..and being in there, I have not noticed any incounters so far. She has told me that in the evenings, a male ghost figure sits in the chairs and watches the “plays”. The liberty theater is open again now, and has things that do go on in there too.

    Comment by Brandy | 09.14.2006 | 12:53 pm

  10. Sweet! I would Love to go and check out the Liberty Theater seems how my B-Day Falls on Halloween It would Be a trip to see a real ghost there.

    Comment by Dan Powell | 10.30.2006 | 8:20 pm

  11. that is cool but who is the lady i should go there tommorow i have to anyway for my friend;s play it is really nice inside if you can vist you should just wacth yourself on the stairs a boy or a man named bob or something like that he follows you

    Comment by mary lynn | 11.5.2006 | 10:16 pm

  12. Whoa!!! I would so go into that theater!!! I LOVE to be in the thrill of the unnatural.

    Comment by Arika Farner | 12.8.2006 | 2:28 pm

  13. The Liberty has since reopened and has undergone a multi-million dollar remodel and restoration. There are many different shows performed there throughout the year; it is once again a hub for entertainment in Astoria.

    Comment by Redd | 02.22.2007 | 12:57 pm

  14. why does the woman hant the bathrooms,anyways?it sounds interesting, but it’s deffinately NOT scary.

    Comment by Ice Queen | 03.3.2007 | 4:17 pm

  15. can we see pictures of haunted theatre in astoria

    Comment by april | 07.12.2007 | 7:39 pm

  16. You people think everything is haunted!I bet no one even thought it was haunted.Why would someone huant the bathroom?This story is so scary!LOL!Three words people get a life!

    Comment by sidi ray | 07.13.2007 | 6:45 pm

  17. I remember a chat with the former metaphysical
    bookstore owner downstairs, where the cafe is now
    before the big multi-million renovation … She was
    genuinely afraid to go upstairs, because of noises,
    boxes moving/falling by themselves, etc .. the local
    network of psychics here always knew about the “man”
    upstairs, some say they even saw him, but oddly, the
    stories were always suppressed … now the new
    director of the Liberty Theatre says she welcomes
    all paranormal investigators, but most have moved
    on to some of the many other buildings in Astoria,
    and I was only upstairs briefly, a year ago, on
    a photo assignment for The Daily Astorian at that
    time …
    If anyone who was involved with the bookstore is
    still around, feel free to contact me, as I have
    heard there still is quite a Wiccan underground
    here … thanks joe@astoriamovies.com

    Comment by Joe Altieri | 07.15.2007 | 10:19 pm

  18. i need to know if there any other places in astoria that are badley haunted

    Comment by cristeen | 08.1.2007 | 2:37 pm

  19. if anyone knows anything on haunted anything in astoria email me at foxy_42097103@hotmail.com its really inportant that i know

    Comment by cristeen | 08.1.2007 | 2:39 pm

  20. Thats kinda creepy but it would be gross if she was watching you go to the bathroom!!!!!LOL

    Comment by Jessi -gurl | 08.25.2007 | 9:04 pm

  21. I’ve heard that battery russel is haunted, and theres rumors about the flavel house, and even the job corps building.

    Comment by coral | 10.11.2007 | 8:23 pm

  22. i actually heard that the flavel house is haunted also. i was told that a lamp or light in the top tower of the flavel house will just turn on sometimes at night and no body is there. never actually saw it but would love to just sit near by and see if it really does.

    Comment by amanda | 11.14.2007 | 8:40 pm

  23. This is almost like the elsinore theatre,A girl fell off the balcony and now she haunts the place were she fell.And a boy went to the mens restrooom and got killed they say u can still see the blood in the mirror.

    Comment by Jessy | 11.17.2007 | 3:41 pm

  24. I was raised in and around Astoria–Olney & Warrenton.
    I’m positive there are hauntings in Astoria and the area. My aunt lives in the oldest house standing in Warrenton and the feeling of our deceased relatives of 4 or 5 generations just oozes through me when I visit her house, particularly my great grandma who died the year I was born.
    BUT-There is a huge old house in the extra steep area of Astoria, I don’t know the street because I was about 8 years old–my mom was a private duty nurse for an elderly couple named the Macy’s. Would have been 1978. Does anyone know who the Macy’s were and which house they owned?
    That house - I was only 8 but I swear there were old musty feeling ghosts, particularly on the second floor.
    I think there is a third floor also.
    There are other places that made me get goosebumps.

    Comment by Tara | 11.19.2007 | 1:11 pm

  25. Hello all, I live in Astoria. I went to the Liberty once , after the renovation. Its rumored that you can see the woman in the mirror.. I didnt see her. The bunkers rock. What fun and creepy at dusk. I would like to know who has the oldest house in warrenton, we owned the second oldest house, and Granny had the OLDEST house here. Till we had to tear it down, it was leaning so far…e-mail me if you know… (tara??) babydoll4ver@yahoo.com

    Comment by crysta | 01.9.2008 | 12:39 am

  26. The extra steep area you’re talkign about, Tara is A Street, and the name of the house is the Flavel House. A lot of people have talked about it previously in this thread. It’s very cool. I’d like to go in there sometime. It was closed for cleaning or something the last time I was in Astoria.

    Comment by Raya | 01.18.2008 | 10:20 pm

  27. OMG! I used to work at the Liberty Theatre when it was still in operation as a movie theatre.You definetly get a weird feeling in the women’s bathroom…always have…But that’s nothin’ compared to the feeling you get when you go downstairs…to I guess it was a basement of sorts…They kept the ice machine down there…So we HAD to go down there…You got so scared by whatever you felt down there that you just wanted to run….I think I only went down there once alone and never again after that.There was also a locked door down there we never got into…I heard that whenthey remodeled it they found a bunch of really old movie posters in there…It’s haunted for sure…and whatever was in the basement wasn’t good…I never saw a ghost but you could feel them there.

    Comment by Jeanne Hansen | 01.21.2008 | 12:01 am

  28. If you can’t spell “Ouija Board” then you deffinatley shouldn’t be playing with them.
    They are not toys and shouldnt be used by those who do not know how to correctly open & close the board.

    Comment by Skitzo503 | 02.12.2008 | 5:42 pm

  29. this sounds really scary

    Comment by cassie | 03.17.2008 | 4:41 pm

  30. thats cool i go thare all the time

    Comment by samantha | 03.18.2008 | 6:36 pm

  31. hey brittany is right my dad lives in astoria an I see people go in there all the time

    Comment by letnahc | 05.9.2008 | 1:26 am

 

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