The Mischievous Monkey Ghost of Montana at the Pollard Hotel
Multiple spirits are reported, including a rare non-human apparition. Let’s learn all this and more about the Pollard Hotel in Red Lodge, Montana.
Healing Springs and Spirits of the Hotel Colorado
Make sure to ask for room 661 if you want a little more excitement during your stay.
The Lost Lovers of Spirit Lake, Idaho
On a full moon night, if you look across the waters of this lake in northwest Idaho, you may see something haunting.
Lady Bluebeard of Twin Falls, Idaho
That’s the situation we’re exploring today with the gruesome history of “Lady Bluebeard,” also known as Lyda Southard, a haunting figure in Twin Falls, Idaho.
The Curse of the Great Saltair and the Salt Lake
With three iterations of the famous resort, there’s more than few reasons to believe the building is cursed.
Ghost to Coast: Sweetwater County Library in Wyoming
The library still has a “Ghost Log,” and invites anyone who has paranormal experiences in the library to add their story to the book.
Ghost to Coast: Rio Grande Station in Salt Lake City
A gorgeous state-of-the art railroad depot has always been a fixture in the old west as the railroad expanded and allowed tourists and travelers to explore the wild lands beyond the Mississippi. Hundreds of stations shot up during the age… Read More »Ghost to Coast: Rio Grande Station in Salt Lake City
Ghost to Coast: Virginia City Ghost Town in Montana
Virginia City isn’t just a lovely place to visit for wild west history, it’s also filled with the ghosts of previous occupants, still stuck in the gold rush days.
Ghost to Coast: Albion Normal School in Idaho
When a location as remote as Albion, Idaho is chosen for a prestigious Ghost adventures investigation, you know it must be worth traveling for. With disembodied voices and apparitions collected by the crew, this haunted campus in Idaho leads one… Read More »Ghost to Coast: Albion Normal School in Idaho
Ghost to Coast: Brook Forest Inn, Colorado
The Brook Forest Inn is undoubtedly haunted, but the question remains if the hatred matches the tragedy of the location.