Comments on: Fort Worden – the man in blue

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 00:32:24 +0000

So I just attended a wedding in Fort Worden. The last night of the wedding, I was staying in the army barracks we a bunch of people from the wedding party. In the morning the grooms sister asked if anyone have something strange happen to them and shared her story. While she was sleeping, she was awoken with a female spirit holding her down and choking her. She said she got the sense that the spirit was a mistress of who ever used to live their and was mad at her. Another lady was in another building near the barracks with her dog and said she was in the room and the dog started barking and the house started shaking and she could her what sounded like people marching up and down the stairs. She freaked out and called one of the grooms men to come over to investigate and as soon as he pulled up to the house, the activity stopped. Intrigued by the story, we asked the park warden if the grounds were haunted and if their were other stories that people may had, he informed us that the grounds weren’t haunted that he hadn’t heard anything like that before. So ya, not sure why they would lie about that, but kind of cool to hear about the history and other stories.

By: becca

becca — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 15:31:28 +0000

i had to print an article out for a class project so i chosse this one and when i printed this out the picture was in black and white and you can see four orbs in it or they might just be dust particles that floated in front of the lense when they took the picture.

By: Samantha

Samantha — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 20:36:15 +0000

Hi, Fiona.

Last summer (I forget the date) we went to Fort Worden during the day time until dark. Anyway, we shot a lot of great photos. One photo we took of the old school that later turned into a military hospital has what looks like a face looking out the window of the door. The face does not look like the living. We, as a team analyzed the photo and agree it’s a ghost. Rich, however is more skeptic about this shot. He needs more proof, but it’s hard after we’ve been kicked out of the park. The warden claimed the fort is NOT haunted in any way. Of course we left peacefully. Oh yeah. The warden was firm about the park not being haunted, but did point us to other haunted places in Port Townsend.

You and I know Fort Warden IS haunted with the blue man and possibly others.

Samantha

By: Samantha Roberts

Samantha Roberts — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 07:30:01 +0000

Hi Fiona. First I hope you had a great Halloween or Hallos Eve.

My uncle and I went back to Fort Warden State Park as he stated above. It was a disappointed trip. We caught a few orbs in the wooded area near the cemetery.

My uncle mentioned that we were going to take a tour of the fort, however, they do not offer tours anymore.
We had a better and more exciting time on October 30th. We went back to Haven of Rest as you segested eirlier. When I find the propriate place here I will post more about it. Great pics of ghosts playing with us and playing together.

Thanks Fiona.

By: Fiona Broome

Fiona Broome — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 14:30:03 +0000

Fort Warden is a great place to visit. It’s easy to lose track of time there.

My experiences with the park staff have been excellent. They’re generally nice people who enjoy sharing the park with others, especially people who are there to take photos.

Good luck on your next visit! I highly recommend the parade ground, the guard house and the bunkers.

By: Rich

Rich — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 05:02:42 +0000

We took a trip to Port Townsend and visited Fort Warden State Park. We drove around the park looking at some of the old buidings where permitted. We took a few photos just before dusk. Then drove down to the lower bunkers where we took several more photos. We didn’t realise just how dark it was getting when we saw the red and blue lights of the park ranger truck. Oops, we knew we’d better get out. The park ranger wanted to know which one of the cars I was driving out of the three near the trail head. I told him we were just leaving and didn’t realise the time. He had no problem with that. We then drove ouside the park and around to where the cemetery is and took a few more photos around the cemetery and the woods around it.

Unfortunatly, nothing turned out in our photos except a few orbs, which could be anything from bugs, dust, or moisture floating in the air. It WAS a cold night.

Our next trip to Fort Warden we’re going to do the guided tour and take pics then also.

By: samantha

samantha — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 04:39:37 +0000

Fort warden always had an eerie feeling to it. Especialy down at the bunkers. My next trip to Port Townsend I am going to visit Ford Warden State Park and take some pictures near the officers buildings and the bunkers. I know a lot of history of the old fort, It never seen major combat as part of the “Death Triangle” That consists of three forts that form a triangle over the Puget Sound, it has seen death.

The upper bunkers are also just as creepy. There is a house up there that is very old and delapitated and is NOT wise to enter. That’s would be also considered TRESPASSING. I swore I have seen faint figures through the windows. I passed it off as my imagination since I was a lot younger then. But now, I want to take some photos of the old building to see if I can get something.