Olalla

In the 1900s Olalla Washington was home to woman the town would later a doctor gone mad with murder. Dr. Linda Burfield Hazzard was a doctor who believed all illness could be cured through fasting. Dr. Hazzard promised "perfect health" for those who withstood her rigorous enemas, brutal massages and non-food treatment at her three-story "Wilderness Sanitarium." However, many never left the doctors care as the cures she offered wound up killing her patients instead of curing them. The sanitarium has been converted into a home and is owned by Opal and Chuck Abundis.

Claims of Paranormal Happenings:

• Strange women have approached the couple and told them that the strange symbols carved into the fireplace are satanic seals that symbolize the “seventh gate of hell.”
• People who know nothing about the haunted affiliations of the place feel strange around the fireplace.
• Footsteps can be heard moving up the stairs and roaming the top floor, even when only the two occupants are home.
• Chuck Abundis recounts: “One time I was in the bathroom, and there is no draft down there and it was a warm day, and I got the coldest feeling. It felt like they touched me on the back of my right arm and it was cold. A week ago, I was wiping off the counter by the toaster and the electrical cord came out by itself and dropped onto the floor.”
• There is a small hole in the basement where it is theorized that the doctor kept unruly patients as crying can be heard from there.