The Winds Resort Beach Club

In 1923, J. Graham Brown oversaw and constructed the elaborate Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. At an impressive sixteen stories tall, the Brown Hotel was shaped on the outside with the Georgian Revival style, while the posh interior was decorated with English Renaissance class. Bringing such high flying energy and appearance for the downtown Louisville area, the hotel was an immediate success. Is the Brown Hotel in Louisville Haunted? So elegant and desired was the Brown Hotel that such noted guests as Prime Minister David George of England and the Queen of Romania were initial guests. Read more…

Cheyenne Ghost Tours: Coffins Beneath the Cottonwoods Step into the eerie charm of Cheyenne with our enthralling walking ghost tour, an unforgettable adventure designed to entertain and intrigue. Led by a seasoned local guide and expert in haunted history, this tour will lead you through some of the city’s most haunted and historically significant locations. As you wander through Cheyenne’s historic district, you’ll uncover spine-tingling stories of spectral activity that linger in the shadows of its iconic buildings. Read more…

Until 1998, this hotel was like any other. Around Halloween night that year, it’s said that a businessman killed himself on the 15th floor. Some people think that the Halloween party that year woke some spirits from their sleep. Ever since that year, there’s been shadowy sightings of spirits on the 15th floor of the hotel. There have also been unexplained noises on that floor. Nobody has confirmed who or what is haunting one of the top floors of this hotel. Read more…