Ghost to Coast: The 1886 Crescent Hotel in Arkansas
They call themselves the “Most Haunted Hotel in America.” The Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas may actually be able to back up that moniker.
Ghost to Coast: Jerome Grand Hotel in Arizona
At its height, nearly 11,000 people lived in this exciting town. It earned the moniker of “the Wildest Town in the West,” from its 37 saloons and a dozen bordellos serving the bustling town.
Ghost to Coast: The Golden North Hotel in Alaska
In the great white north, one might expect to see the northern lights twinkling in the crystal clear sky. Residents of the Golden North Hotel might have another opinion about lights, one specifically with supernatural explanation. While there are many… Read More »Ghost to Coast: The Golden North Hotel in Alaska
Ghost to Coast: St. James Hotel in Alabama
An example of antebellum industrial design, the St. James Hotel in Selma has seen bloody and fiery conflicts throughout its long life. Originally called The Brantley when it opened in 1837, the hotel would be occupied by Union Soldiers during… Read More »Ghost to Coast: St. James Hotel in Alabama
Military Ghosts of Totten Trail Inn
A building sitting at the Totten Trail Historical Site has a dark and grisly past, one that still pops its head up today to make itself known in the form of haunting and ghostly encounters. Today we take a look… Read More »Military Ghosts of Totten Trail Inn
The Haunted Staircase of the Driskill Hotel
The tragic ghost of the young girl haunts the hotel to this day.
Ghosts & Geysers at Enders Hotel & Museum
A well-loved building with an entire town enjoying its turn of the century design and facade. You can even request accommodations that overlook the Geyser Park.
Laughing Ghosts at the World Famous Clown Motel
Each room filled to the brim with clown figures, full sized mannequins, and artwork of various folks in clown makeup, even celebrities aren’t safe from clownification.
A Playful Haunting at the Hand Hotel B&B
The hotel, however, doesn’t just house the living- in fact, staff claim that every single room in the B&B contains a spirit- That’s 11 rooms in all, each with their own uninvited guest.
Dorothy Dunn and The Meade Hotel
In 1916, a young girl named Dorothy Dunn and her friends were playing in a dredge pond near a local creek when the three of them stepped off a shelf in the water and were plunged into the depths.