These are some of the most haunted locations in Alabama. Guests and staff at many of the hotels have reported sightings of ghostly apparitions or other peculiar happenings.
Battle House Renaissance Hotel
There are many old stories about deaths in the Battle House. In one story, a man who was having an affair with a married woman was beaten to death in one of the rooms on the fifth floor. Another spooky story is that a bride couldn 't wait for her groom anymore and hung herself in the Crystal Ballroom. Guests have reported plenty of ghostly experiences in the hotel. One guest reported flashes of bright lights in her room. Another guest reported feeling and seeing the bed dip as if someone sat on it. Those both happened on the fourth floor. Faucets have turned on and off during the night as well.
Fort Conde Inn
Ghost hunters have investigated much of the surrounding area near the inn. They 've heard eerie whisperings on voice recorders as well as light touches. On the second floor of the inn itself, there have been reports of voices when there is no one else around. Many people have reported a sense that someone is near them on the second floor. The housekeeper at the inn saw her mop bucket roll slowly down the stairs. It stopped and after a few seconds rolled the rest of the way down the stairs.
The Hotel Highland - Pickwick Hotel
In the early years of this hotel, it was actually a medical building. The basement was used as a morgue. It could be where most of the
The oldest surviving timber-frame house in America is located in Dedham, Massachusetts and it is also rumored to be the most haunted house in the country. The historical four-room wood frame home, located at 511 East Street was built by colonist, Jonathan Fairbainks between 1637 and 1641 after he was alloted 12 acres of land.
In 2007, the inn celebrated its 100th year. Along with an inn that hasn 't changed much in over 100 years, there are cabins where guests have frequently heard things that can 't be explained. There 's been the faint sound of girls laughing where there were no little girls. There 's a female apparition said to be roaming the halls of the inn. One person reported that he saw a friend scratched by a spirit too.
In 1930 till 1934 the hotel was turned into a junior college. Due to the great depression the college would ultimately close. In 1937 the most infamous owner of the hotel purchased it. Norman Baker, he bought the hotel and turned it into a cancer hospital and offered patients “miracle cures” to heal their cancers. Baker claimed he was a doctor. Baker was no doctor, and the cure he possessed was not actual medicine. The entire operation was a huge ruse to get money from dying, desperate people. None of the patients died from his false medicine but many died from the lack of actual treatments. Baker stole about $4,000,000 from unsuspected patients that would never get cured.
Anyone who wants to stay in a haunted hotel with a touch of history and class may want to try the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. When the hotel opened its doors in 1925, it was called the Grande Dame of Washington. It had almost as much gold in its decor as the Library of Congress. Many U. S. Presidents have called the Mayflower home. Harry Truman stayed in the hotel during his first 90 days of presidency.
On that note of ghost the next conspiracy theory is that ghost were tormenting her. Deaths that deal with this property date all the way back to the grand opening in the 1920’s. in 1962 Pauline Otton jumped from the 9th floor and landed on a civilian killing both about instantly. Then the actress Black Dahlia is believed last seen at the Cecil hotel alive before or gruesome death. Some say lam was being tormented in the elevator by an evil or angry spirit others say she was possessed by one of the vengeful ghost and forced to commit suicide.
This past season, 2016, at The Atlantic Eyrie Lodge it was an exceptional year! Profitability this past season was above all the last eight years, bringing in profits of over 1.25 million dollars. With this exceptional staff returning for the 2017 season, we feel profits of 1.5 million for the 2017 season is within reach. We had more “Full House” nights in October of 2016, than we did in the whole season of 2015. Our goal for the 2017 season will be to average one “Full House” every week we are open for the season, for a total of 26 nights of having a “Full House”. To help achieve this goal we will be targeting the middle-class families and people who travel with their pets.
The laundry room is used for staff to demonstrate how it was used in the 1800s. Its resident ghost threads needles and collects loose buttons and strings them together. Some people think it’s the kitchen ghost who does these things. Witnesses have
After describing her experiences with previous owners of the plantation, she learned that the ghost she had an encounter with often appears in bedrooms to check on those sleeping. She checks to see that residents are sleeping cozy and sound. Female tourists of the plantation report missing one earring after leaving the plantation. Tour guides write it off as Chloe taking one of their earrings because she loved them and had only one ear (Whitington).
The introduction starts with explaining that there are usually always the same telltale signs of a haunted house. Quite often when someone speaks of a hauntings they mention cold spots, doors unexplainably locking, mysterious footsteps, and strange yet recognizable noises and/or odors. The explanation for this is typically a ghost, which modern researchers define as an image of a person, animal, or thing that appears regularly but unexplainably in a particular place. Surprisingly, in public polls
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