68 7 Springs Dr, Sylva, NC 28779, USA
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301 3rd Ave, Medora, ND 58645, USA
The original name of the Rough Riders Hotel was The Metropolitan. People expected the town to grow into a large city, which never happened. The hotel was renamed in honor of Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War. Through the years the hotel has been owned by different people and undergone renovations, which usually awakens the spirits.
It’s believed that a little boy haunts one of the guest rooms at the top of the hotel. The laughter of a child is often heard in the room when no one is there. Guests have reported toilets flushing by themselves. It seems that some of the spirits enjoy playing pranks on visitors.
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115 Main St, Chadron, NE 69337, USA
The Olde Main Street Inn was headquarters when the tragic events at Wounded Knee were investigated. According to paranormal investigators, the hotel is the residence of at least two entities. The spirits have been given the names Jack and Anna. They were named after two members of the family who originally owned the hotel. During his life, Jack was fond of playing practical jokes on guests, and Anna was his sister.
Anna appears to guests wearing a red dress as she wanders around the hotel. Jack still loves to play pranks on guests who hear footsteps on stairs when no one is on the staircase. Doors slam shut when there’s no breeze in the room, and objects move around. It seems that Jack wants everyone to know that he has no intention of leaving the Olde Main Street Inn.
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Wolfeboro’s Haunted Tuc Me Inn
Once the longest running bed and breakfast in Wolfeboro, the Tuc Me Inn B & B has a history of reported hauntings. The piano has been known to begin playing by itself. Ghostly footsteps are heard through pacing the hallways. Doors close shut by themselves. The 7-guest room, Federal style colonial inn was erected in 1850 by Reverend Asa Piper. In 2012, the haunted Tuc Me Inn and has yet to reopen. It’s highly possible that the piano is still playing but without the audience, it once had over those 160+ years of operation.
Will the Tuc Me Inn reopen? Stay tuned!
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