Mysterious Lights at
The Lost City of Wellington
Photos from Seattle Museum of the Mysteries Explorers Group research July 31, 2004 of the Iron Goat Trail
-the most haunted ghost town in the Northwest!

Additional Photo below from Eric Forhan of East Wenatchee

March 1st 1910, snowlides delayed two trains at the town of Wellington.
An avalanche crashed two passenger trains off the tracks tumbling them
into a ravine hundreds of feet below.
Over 100 lives were lost and became one of the worst railroad disasters in the nation's history.
More info at www.irongoat.org

Cascade Tunnel completed in 1900 near the ghost town of Wellington
The tunnel was opened last year and can be hiked. Hard hats recommended.

Inside the Cascade Tunnel near the entrance.
On left - Orbs around research member Asia.
It is believed the orbs are unlikely to be small dust specks as
the lights are large, uniform in color and shape and do not reflect
the flash similar to the reflection from the eye glasses.

On right - Various Orbs seen at top of tunnel. Following group?
Green orb? at bottom right of photo.

Meryl Lee at the entrance to the snowshed built in 1911 after the fateful avalanche.
Men's voices are heard in this area.

Mysterious Light?
At the 1910 crash site at the lost city of Wellington
Mysterious light behind railroad researcher Doug Pederson
The area the light is located is the site of the train crash and is only tree tops.
The platform is above a steep ravine with a 100 ft. drop.
No objects that would reflect light were observed on or near the deck.
Two plaques on the viewing platform in the background describe and remember
the crash site.

Research report to be posted soon.

Photos by Eric Forhan - Left- posing in Cascade Tunnel, father took photo.
Both visitors had no idea the past history of deaths in the tunnel of two engineers.