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The latest Portland Mercury focuses on the Best of Oregon City. This issue highlights many interesting and strange places, along with a feature of a famous Oregon City Ghost. The article also includes a nice plug for Northwest Ghost Tours.

WARNING: The Portland Mercury edition/article may be offensive to children, those who oppose foul language, those easily offended and those who reside in West Linn.

Northwest Ghost Tours and Walk with the Spirits are proud to be members of West Coast Ghost Hunters. Please check out WestCoastGhostHunters.com, a new website that was created as a dedicated forum for ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts. This site aims to provide a venue that will allow those interested in the spirit world an online meeting place to form local teams and share experiences and information. Membership in this site is open to anyone with a respectful interest in the spirit world.

Join Northwest Ghost Tours and Walk with the Spirits at the 1st Annual Yakima Paranormal Conference on September 10th-12th, 2010. Walk with the Spirits guides Rocky Smith and William Becker will be among the guest speakers at this three day conference that includes a Haunted Tour of downtown Yakima. Our Walk with the Spirits tours for September 10th and 11th have been cancelled so that we can support this great event and we encourage you to all to come along!

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Private tours can be scheduled at anytime during the year (even during the off season) for groups of 8 or more. To schedule a private tour for your group call: (503) 679-4464.

The Francis Ermatinger House is Oregon City's oldest home. Built in 1845  this house is said to be home to several spirits. The Ermatinger House is located just a few blocks from the John McLoughlin House at 6th and John Adams St.

Dr. John McLoughlin and his wife's graves have been moved twice from their original burial location on Main Street in Oregon City. It is for this reason that many believe the McLoughlin’s spirits are still so unsettled.

The McCown House on Jefferson St. is still inhabited by the spirits of the original owner and his daughter; both of them died in the home in the 1800s and were buried at Oregon City's Mt. View Cemetery.

From the McLoughlin Promenade you can see where the history of the west was born. It all took place here in Oregon City, from the naming of Portland to the plat map filing of San Francisco, the first capital of Oregon and the first long distance power transmission of electricity in the United States.