501 Water St, Genoa, WI 54632, USA
Big River Inn Haunted Hotel
This haunt is in need of information. Why is it here? We've had reports that this location is indeed haunted. Our specter crew has this haunt in processing and will be updating its information shortly. If you have a story related to this location, please share it with us below or contact us.
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