Thayer’s Bed and Breakfast

Annandale, MN   /   2 Reviews

60 Elm Street, Annandale, MN 55302, USA

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2 Reviews

  1. Teresa Bradley

    Unfortunately, this site has been closed for some time. The woman who used to run it, Sharon Gammell, a psychic, died a few years ago and she had put the building up for sale before she passed. My husband and I stayed there back in May, 2009. I believe it was haunted. We were the only guests there. The door to our room slammed shut by itself–hard!–twice with no open windows and no one near by it. That was enough for me! It’s sad that it’s no longer open. Ms. Gammell had renovated it and it was beautiful, besides being spooky.

    March 8, 2018 at 6:25 pm Reply
    1. Nichol L DesMarais

      This place has reopened with a restaurant and in 2 weeks hotel will also have rooms for rent again!

      August 11, 2018 at 6:20 pm Reply

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