
It always starts with "Let's do something different..." Ok, fine. We had just spent our time in Ballard at Archie McPhee and a Cat Cafe (yeah, we paid to pet cats I am allergic to, shut up)...so...
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The Seattle Metaphysical Library, established in 1961, is a renowned resource center in Seattle, WA, offering a vast collection of over 13,000 books, audio and video tapes, CDs, DVDs, magazines, and newspaper clippings on esoteric and controversial topics. As an all-volunteer, independent organization, the library aims to support personal growth and enhance understanding of oneself, the universe, and our place in it. With an emphasis on removing the veil of illusion, the library provides a welcoming space for browsing materials and reading, free of charge, while also offering occasional Zoom classes, meetings, and off-site events.
With categories ranging from mind-body healing and ancient Egypt to UFOs and occult fiction, the library's extensive collection covers a wide range of subjects, including alternative health, spirituality, philosophy, history, and more. Supported by subscribers and the Raynier Foundation, the Seattle Metaphysical Library invites individuals with esoteric interests to engage with like-minded individuals, volunteer, and explore the wealth of knowledge and resources available within its walls.
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It always starts with "Let's do something different..." Ok, fine. We had just spent our time in Ballard at Archie McPhee and a Cat Cafe (yeah, we paid to pet cats I am allergic to, shut up)...so...
I know this library very well, and I read all of the reviews below, especially the negative ones. It breaks my heart, this place was a place of refuge for me. And there are a few different...
So weird- the other review about the rude librarian is 100%. She's basically like, "Why are you here?" and all but tells you to buzz off. Atlas Obscura recommends you visit. I do not.
Unless you're a local and want to put up with a rude librarian, don't go here. We found this place on Atlas Obscura, and paid a visit during a Seattle trip. It's tucked down below street-level a...
Ballard has an underground library. Seriously. It is literally underground and unmarked. Next to the Great Harvest Bread Company there is this glass door. Go ahead open the door and check it out....
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