103 E. 4th Street, Sedalia, MO 65301 , USA
Hotel Bothwell
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This place has something going on. I’m not one who typically believes in ghosts or hauntings. My company is sending a group of 5-10 people a week up for training. We have experienced anything from an extremely cold room, curtains being opened when they had just been closed, to dishes being cleaned when (to the best of my knowledge) there are no kitchens. I felt like I was being followed every time I walked through the halls. Awkward place for sure.
Been here for a couple of weeks now. Nothing out of the ordinary. 3rd floor is quiet. There have been no tragic deaths here (that I could find) so I have no idea why people say the 3rd floor is haunted. I think that people think that just because it’s an old building that it has to be haunted.