Former museum director details one of Lewis County’s most frequently told ghost stories

When Jill Kangas said she saw a ghost, no one believed her. Then she said she saw another one — this time, with witnesses.

Posted 10/30/24

With Halloween on Thursday and the Lewis County Historical Museum gaining a reputation as one of the area’s most haunted locations by believers, the South Sound Paranormal Research Team once …

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Former museum director details one of Lewis County’s most frequently told ghost stories

When Jill Kangas said she saw a ghost, no one believed her. Then she said she saw another one — this time, with witnesses.

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Former museum director details one of Lewis County’s most frequently told ghost stories

When Jill Kangas said she saw a ghost, no one believed her. Then she said she saw another one — this time, with witnesses.

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Tenino High School unveils new sign made by its students

Annual fall Lewis County Model Railroad Club Train Show and Swap Meet set for Oct. 18

Centralia College to host World Dyslexia Day community discussion

The strange history of how Olympia claimed Puget Sound's native shellfish

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