Haunted Hotels

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.

Haunted Camino Real Hotel in El Paso, TX

Built in 1912, the Camino Real is a national landmark. The hotel was originally known by the name “Hotel Paso del Norte” where guests would stay and watch firefights of the Mexican Revolution from the rooftop. The hotel has hosted dignitaries, Amelia Earhart, and even Pancho Villa played cards at the hotel before the Mexican Revolution.

Camino Real guests watching the Mexican Revolution. Formely named the Hotel Paso Del Norte.

Ghosts of the Camino Real

The Camino Real is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman in a white gown.  When the ghostly woman is near, men will say they smell a scent of beauty and perfume, while women sense a foul odor and have a nervous sense about them. This ghostly woman is often found in the basement and has been known to roam the halls of the building with a look of sadness and distress on her face.

Who is the Woman in White that haunts the Camino Real?

The stories we’ve heard of the ghost of the woman in white suggest that she was a bride who was never married. It is said that one of the first events ever held at the Camino Real was a wedding. The wedding was held on the 10th floor, which was the top floor of the hotel in that era. The bride was left all alone at the altar as the groom and one of the bridesmaids never showed for the wedding. In her sorrow, the bride flung herself from the building to her death.

Haunted Rooms & Places in the Camino Real Hotel

• The basement is where the woman in white is seen most often.
• The 10th floor is where the woman in white’s wedding was supposed to take place.
• Pancho Villa Room is said to have lights flicker whenever you mention his name. During the Mexican Revolution, people would watch the fighting across the river from the higher floors of the Camino Real.
• Room 727 has been reported to have some activity of a ghost that wakes you up at night shaking you.

Haunted Camino Real Hotel in El Paso, Texas. Formerly the Hotel Paso Del Norte.

The Keddie Resort Murders

A truly ominous place that is known for “The Keddie Murders.” In 1981, a quadruple murder took place in cabin 28 on April 11, 1981 and has remained unsolved ever since. Keddie, a former railroad town sits under the Sierra Nevada mountains and the area has been forever marred by the gruesome crime that took place.

Haunted Cabin 28 at Keddie Resort

The now demolished cabin 28 where the Keddie Resort murders took place in Quincy, California.

Cabin 28 was reported to have been haunted. Items move by themselves, chairs moving, writing on walls, and more. Cabin 28 has since been demolished but the dark impressions remain on this eerie place. For more information on the Keddie Resort and the horrific crime that ended 4 lives, watch the video below, or on YouTube. For more news, follow the website keddie28.com.