Furnace Creek Inn and Resort

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, mental health was broadly defined. Health conditions and mental capacities simply had yet to be discovered by medical science and as a result, thousands of people were not handled with enough care and concern. While highly debatable, their life-care was turned over by their families to the aid afforded by the state and they were placed into asylums. One such place that is registered to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places is the Danvers State Hospital. Read more…

If you’re looking to scare yourself to sleep at a haunted bed and breakfast, then River’s Inn Bed and Breakfast in Antonito, CO, might be right up your alley. River’s Inn Bed and Breakfast is supposedly haunted by a little girl named Annie, who has been seen laughing and playing on the property. Patrons of the bed and breakfast also report of hearing the voices of a man and a woman, and the ghosts have reportedly even answered some questions posed by ghost investigators. Read more…

Jamestown, California is a diminutive former California Gold Rush town that sits an hour east of Stockton. With a scant population that hovers a little over 3,400 people, Jamestown is not the busiest of California’s hot spots. However, situated just left to the center of town is the 1859 National Hotel and Restaurant. Considered to be the most frequented of all the hotels in the Jamestown area, the National is a treasured throwback of old-world California charm that can provide travelers with a timeless and elegant experience after a long day of shopping or wine tasting. Read more…