240 E. California St, Jacksonville, OR 97530, USA
McCully House Inn
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My wife and I stayed here in the Spring of 2016. One thing guests should know is there are essentially two spaces in this house (three if you include the Bistro, where some claim to have seen “something”) – the main house and what appears to be the caretakers quarters that are attached to it.
The spaces have been renovated, and we stayed in one of the rooms in the addition (The Library Room to be specific). While the room was a cool place to stay and old brick fireplace was neat, we didn’t see or experience anything. However, this isn’t where the McCully’s stayed, and I don’t believe this is where any of the sightings have been.
If you stay here and want the chance to experience something paranormal, try staying in the main house. This will likely increase your chances of an encounter, and at the very least make you feel more like you’re staying in a historic old house!