Topic: Haunted Hotels, Bed and Breakfasts (B&Bs), Inns and Restaurants

From: HauntedDiary (Original Message) Sent: 8/24/2003 11:33 AM

I'm going to a haunted inn for my birthday today, and thought that we should perhaps have a thread where people can post their haunted hotel/bed and breakfast/inn and even restaurant locations. Do you know of one? If so, tell us about it! Gennie

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From: fansince1966 Sent: 8/24/2003 1:59 PM

The Lemp Mansion B & B St. Louis, Mo. $125.00 a night The 1889 Cresent Hotel & Spa Eureka Springs, Ark. $119.00 a night (2 night min) Cabbage Key (private island resort) Ft. Meyers, Fl. $105.00 a night-- plus $25.00 for the private boat ride to the island/and bring your own MILK--they don't sell it and you can't get it there!)

From: TrippyTigerr Sent: 8/24/2003 2:57 PM

Rose Red is actually Thornewood Castle - a Bed and Breakfast in Lakewood near Tacoma (next to Seattle, WA) and is reputedly haunted. Have another B&B for you as soon as I can get google to work again

From: TrippyTigerr Sent: 8/24/2003 3:12 PM

Hi, I got my google back on but on the next haunted B&B I was going to recommend, I found out is no longer in business...

From: ºfº?ierÿ?edºfº Sent: 8/24/2003 4:31 PM

Magnolia's Vineyard in Orefield, PA is haunted. It's right up the road from my parent's house, my son worked there a few months as a dishwasher and he says that yep, it is.

From: TrippyTigerr Sent: 8/24/2003 5:51 PM

yvw Sunflower, Glad you were successful with your download, I tried downloading that Quicktime and it didn't come in right..I just picked to download the minimum requirements, where I should have maybe chosen the Custom button, but you got a lot of other free stuff with that I wasnt sure I wanted..lol..I am just winging this! There is also another link on the bottom of that article, which gives reservation information and telephone numbers, an additional information. ~Trippy

From: gaspook Sent: 8/29/2003 10:27 AM

There is a haunted B&B in Greensboro, Georgia. I don't know if it is still open, but my husband knows a family that used to run the B&B and said there was a little girl killed while playing on a swing years and years ago. She is said to still haunt the yard and the B&B. My husband went to school with 2 boys who were living at the B&B who were terrified of the hauntings going on there. Jeanie

From: Eriu36 Sent: 8/29/2003 11:43 AM

I'm going to a haunted city for my birthday!!! I'm visiting Charleston, South Carolina again in September. One haunted inn is the Battery Carriage House Inn, converted from the carriage house and other outbuildings behind the Steven-Lathers mansion, a private home that predates the Civil War and is located along Battery Park. The most well known ghosts there are two males, one called "the gentleman ghost" because he prefers the company of females and tries to cuddle with them but will leave immediately upon their discomfort. The other is a headless torso in rough clothing that also has a rough demeanor. I'm debating about trying to spend my birthday there; one of the two people I stay with in Charleston lives only a few blocks away from it. I'm trying to be practical but I'm also very curious!!! A haunted restaurant there is Poogan's Porch. It has gained renown more for its food (which is very good) than its ghosts, but it also has two. Lesser known of the two (because his presence hasn't been detected that often) is Poogan, the dog for whom the restaurant was named. He belonged to a family who moved away from the house when it was still residential. Poogan lived on the porch and was cared for by neighbors until someone else bought the house to convert it into the restaurant it now is. Poogan became the ambassador and, the restaurant site says, was the first to greet the first customer. Poogan lived there until his death and a stone marks the spot in the yard where he's buried. I've read that some people have felt a small dog around their feet, but of course nothing is there when they look. The other ghost is a former owner of the house, a schoolteacher who never married named Zoe St. Amand. She has been seen coming in near closing time but disappears if anyone tries to talk to her. Sometimes when the restaurant is closed people at the hotel across the street have seen an elderly woman looking out one of the upstairs windows. She makes herself known without being sighted, too, causing crashing noises and, in one account, even taking a drink of a carpenter's tea when he was alone in the house late at night and leaving her lipstick print. Here in Oklahoma is the Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie. I've never been there - my bad; I work only about 30 miles away and live only 50 some miles away. The inn was once a family home and the ghost of a little girl has been seen and heard there. Geez, I know more about what's hundreds of miles away than I do about what's in my own backyard!!!

From: jovie1konobi1 Sent: 8/29/2003 12:13 PM

Cassadaga Florida ! A small town in florida near Daytona, the entire town is known for spiritual activity.

From: Echoed_Whispers Sent: 8/31/2003 12:23 PM

Theres a restraunt in Waynesville Ohio that is haunted.I don't know the name of it but its I think on the main drag before you get to the funeral home....I have never been there but my mother goes all the time since she lives there and she has said that you can feel others around you ....all I know is it has a huge front porch.Also here in my town Defiance Ohio the is a bar/restraunt called Kissners where presecnce is always felt . Echoed

From: CWnut Sent: 9/2/2003 3:06 PM

Gennie Here's a couple for you. In gettysburg, there is actually 2 I beleive. The Cashtown Inn and the Farnsworth House. Both were used during teh civilwar. The cashtown Inn was used as one of teh rebel generals, Forgot which one, and teh Farnsworth House has ahd rebel sharpshooters hiding up in their attic. I know there is one more but can't think of teh name. It's right on teh battlefield.Any ways, they offer tours of teh Farnsworth House and teh haunted room can always be stayed in . I've been to teh farnsworth house. It gives off a certain vibe. The side of teh house is riddled wiht bullet holes. It's something to see and experiance. CWnut

From: fansince1966 Sent: 9/2/2003 5:30 PM

Check out www.pittsburghbnb.com for some excellent places to look for haunted spots! requires research!

From: SL0JAMZ Sent: 9/18/2003 11:28 PM

Altoona, Pa - Baker Mansion, Lost Cox Children. Royer Mansion, Royer Spring, Royer Cemetary, Curryville Homestead, Horshoe Curve, Tyrone Cemetary, US Hotel. Just to name a few, and I swear I didnt mean for this to come out in alphabetical order lol. That was just vierd, creepy oompa loompa vibe

From: IgnoringJohnnyb Sent: 5/31/2004 8:39 AM

there is an inn in kent island the eastern shore of maryland and was built in 1820 over the yaers it was turned into a inn.most recently the kent manor inn.209 ws the former owners bedroom.at night you can hear footsteps and it has been reported that you can evan smell cigar smoke .the second is in annapolis maryland the inn has a room named captiva there you have the chance to see a young girl,it has been reported that people have seen her full bodied apparition.as well as doors opening and closing.

From: JaxHarleyGirl69 Sent: 5/31/2004 11:36 AM

Not 100% this one is haunted, but had an expieriance here....Lulabells in Hannibal, Mo.

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