Comments on: The Bush House

By: David Raddatz

David Raddatz — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:23:16 +0000

I know Bush House is haunted as I slept in the room where the woman hanged herself, in fact, I channeled her as I was the David on the Investigation. Lots of other stuff went on there, read the report.

David

By: Rick Wilson

Rick Wilson — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 09:19:27 +0000

It was probibly late november last year, I met Alice for the first and only time.
Alice was in fact a very lovely ghost that seemed to want to touch my body, most frightning but she means no harm, later I found out she was blind and only knew people by touch….. later that night we made love!

By: Roxanne

Roxanne — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:27:11 +0000

Well i dont live in washington i live in san antonio texas i can not say that this story is false or true but i can say i believe in ghost and haunted place that has many stories behind them. What kind of women kills her self for a man that got in an accident thats really dumb even if she loved him that is very dumb. but still if you want ture storys click on texas ok cause i live in san antonio and all the stories that it has on there are true. I have posted some comments on some of them ready them and see what you think

By: graham

graham — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 00:04:06 +0000

bull **** gas.

By: teresa

teresa — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 02:29:30 +0000

My friend and I went up there last weekend. It’s a beautiful town. We took lots of pictures of the Bush House, and the rest of the town, but no ghosties looked down on us from the windows. We read that the Inn has been put on the Washington Historic Site now due to the efforts of a young boy in Index. Maybe it will be restored now. Someone was there working on the place when we were walking around taking pictures.

By: donna

donna — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:08:40 +0000

yes i to wanted to buy it but it needs 280,000 thousand in foundation plus a lot of other fixin up it still needed. but i was able to get in side with a realestate agent and have film. and lots of pics it has plenty of charm and lots of ghost stories and history. which ever stories you wish to beleive its still a real awsome place. the house to the left was part of it once and its basement was the bushes house water sorce back when it was an inn for the miners. the owners lived there and ran the bed and breakfast. to bad its looking bedrageled if only i had the m0ney to buy both places and fix it up then live there till the bushes house is finished.
that little parking lot is the parking for the bushes house and house next to it, but the road is real close.the house im refering to is the one on the left of the bushes house.

By: Linda

Linda — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:59:28 +0000

A little over a year ago The Bush House was for sale. I was interested in investing in a B&B (but my husband wasn’t), but I decided to go see it anyway. The RE agent couldn’t meet us there but we looked around the outside. The picture online made it look like it had a big parking lot when in reality it has only street parking. I was totally drawn to the place and wanted to buy it very badly (I still would love to buy it). My husband did not want us to quit our jobs and move to Index (45 min from where I live) to run a B&B. But my sister and I were joking about this place being haunted because it has a “haunted” feel to it. It is hard to explain.

By: kasie

kasie — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:14:22 +0000

I believe this story, this story is amazing to me i like the fact that a place is haunted. To see something ,ove down the hall or move things and send messeges in weirod ways is very cool. Goast are real in my mind if you see something that you thinkis a goast it mostlikly is being in a haunted house. I like to here what goasts do and how they act move and communiacte with teh living. I totally beleive in the story.

By: Melisa

Melisa — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 05:03:46 +0000

The Bush House is completely boarded up now…there is wood over all of the doors and windows. I have EVP’s, personal experiences and pictures of appiritions from when I was there about a year ago!

By: David Brain

David Brain — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:45:26 +0000

I have visited the Bush House on several occassions when it was still open. On one of those visits a friend of mine and I got a little drunk in the bar and decided to rent a couple of rooms for the night. My friend and I heard all the stories of the ghost of annabelle that hung herself in her room by the light fixture. Nothing happened to either one of us that night but we found out the next morning that my friend had slept in annabelle’s room. Word has it that she takes offense to anyone moving the furniture even a little bit. She will turn the light on and off and open and shut the door keeping you awake. I hear it made one young man come down stairs and sit in a chair because it shook him up so much. Also Annabelle has her own table in the dining room and she will move the silverware and place it sideways and if anyone returns it back to normal she will move it again. I witnessed the waiter who was a frindly older chap move the silverware to straighten it out. I told my ladyfriend that I wasn’t going to take my eyes off of that table just to see if Annabelle would move it again. When we got up to leave I only took my eyes off of it for a moment and it was sideways again. I don’t think Annabelle was scary at all, if anything I would say she was a prankster. Everytime I pull up to the closed Inn now I feel like I’m being watched. It’s still not frightening though. I wish someone would buy the place and fix it up including the third floor which has been closed off everytime I went there. Mrs. Nordstrom was from the same wealthy family that owned the department sores and at one time the Seahawks. Someone in the Nordstrom family even named their dog Largent.