Index, Washington

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The Bush House in the mountain town of Index was built in the 1890s as lodging for miners and travelers, closed in 2002 in a state of decay and reopened after a long restoration as a small inn. Local tourism lists it among Snohomish County's haunted places and tells of a young woman who died in Room 9. The pin marks the town of Index.
Small historic inn with a restaurant; call ahead to confirm current operation and rooms.
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