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Ghost Stories at the Seaport

Explore the great history of Tacoma

Ghost Stories and Book Signing at the Foss Waterway Seaport
​ ​$10

Seaport Book Signing
Join us for an exciting storytelling event. Local author and tour guide, Chris Staudinger, will be sharing his favorite haunted sea stories for the region. This event will feature a cash bar and an opportunity to see one of Tacoma's spookiest artifacts, the model of the lost ship, the Andelana. Come for an exciting evening of ghost stories and local history. 

You will have an opportunity to buy a signed copy of Chris' new book, "Secret Tacoma" ($27) at the event. 

The name Foss Waterway Seaport was adopted in 2005 when the vision for the project grew beyond a heritage museum.
"The centerpiece of this historic district is a century-old wheat transfer facility, known as the Balfour Dock building. It is one of two remaining wooden warehouses originally built as a mile-long complex in 1900. These warehouses, known as the “mile-long wheat warehouse,” were built to accommodate cargo-carrying, square-rigged ships that frequented the port during the early years of Tacoma’s history. The wharves hosted many beautiful sailing vessels, as well as steam- and diesel-powered cargo traders well into the 20th century." - Foss Seaport Museum 


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Foss Waterway Seaport

705 Dock Street Tacoma, WA 98402​

The last section of the "mile-long" warehouse on Tacoma's waterfront. 

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  • Home
  • Tacoma Tours
    • Downtown Ghost Tour
    • Old Town Ghost Tour
    • 10 Things I Hate About You Set Tour
    • Brewery Tour
    • Coffee Tour - Tacoma
    • Custom Tours
    • Get to Know Tacoma
    • Haunted Tour of the Foss Seaport
    • Lantern Tour of Fort Steilacoom
    • Tacoma Environmental Tour
    • Tacoma Noir Tour
    • Stadium High Tour
    • Steilacoom Walking Tour
    • Street Art Tour
    • Sweets Tour
  • Olympia Tours
    • Olympia Boos, Brews, & the Roaring '20s
    • Olympia History and Haunted Tour
  • Seattle Tours
    • Seattle Pioneer History Tour
    • True Crime in Victorian Seattle
    • True Crime Cemetery Tour
  • Tri-Cities Tours
    • Art Alley Tour
    • Bombers and Brews Tour
    • City Tours
    • Kennewick Heritage Holiday Tour
    • Richland Parkway Holiday Tour
    • Custom Tours Tri Cities
    • Manhattan Project Tours
    • Kennewick Ghost Tour
    • Richland Ghost Tour
    • Walla Walla Ghost Tour
  • About
    • About
  • Contact
  • Gift Cards
  • Tip your Guide
  • Virtual Tours
    • Virtual Tours
    • Tacoma Noir
    • Tacoma Noir II
  • Store
  • Other Tours
  • Podcasts