Hey YouTube, Jim here! Welcome to Top10Archive! Love to get scared straight out of your jammies
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while you watch! Okay, on to the hauntings. 10. Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs
This hotel is haunted and it knows it. Since its 1886 opening, it’s been a resort,
conservatory, cancer hospital with a fraudulent doctor,
and year after year it just keeps asking to get haunted. Guests know when they stay
at the Crescent Hotel, a good night’s sleep is hardly guaranteed. There are reports of
over a dozen ghost sightings, including a popular one named Michael, a stonemason,
and Theodora, a former cancer patient. If this is exactly your cup of tea, make a reservation.
No need to wait for the ghosts in your room, there are nightly ghost tours through the hotel.
9. The Myrtles Plantation - St. Francisville, Lousiana
Any former plantation is bound to have so much suffering, depression, and leftover
vibrations of abuse. The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana, frequently shows off its
ghostly characters not just in person, but also in photos. The most frequently-seen ghost is Chloe,
who people say was an enslaved woman in the 1800s, who was sexually assaulted regularly
by the owner of the home, who happened to be a Judge. When he found a new victim,
Chloe feared she’d be banned from the house and forced to do hard labor. So she tried to make the
judge’s children sick so she could care for them. Instead, the children were accidentally poisoned
to death. The other slaves feared the judge would suspect all of them of being complicit in the
murder so they dragged her out of bed and murdered her by hanging, then throwing her in the river.
8. The Red Lion Inn - Stockbridge, Massachusetts This Massachusetts inn has one specific room
that’s bound to give you the creeps. Guests continue to report sightings of a couple of
particular ghosts - a young girl carrying flowers, and a man wearing a top hat.
Whether they’re together, related, or even lived in the same era is completely unknown. Still, this
room and dark presence inside it is the reason why Supernatural Junkies can’t get enough of it,
making it a favorite in this part of the country. 7. Green Park Inn - Blowing Rock, North Carolina
This historic hotel reminds me of The Shining. Since its opening in the 1880s,
it has hosted parties and gatherings of all sorts, and it seems like some of its guests might have
liked the place a little too much. It’s one of the registered Historic Hotels of America and was
visited by celebrities and wealthy people of many eras. From John D. Rockefeller to Annie Oakley
and Eleanor Roosevelt, it was a cool place to go. Now, though, many employees say the sounds of the
past can often be heard in the halls and rooms of the hotel. Children playing, piano melodies made
by no one. Ghost hunters have visited in the past and are still intrigued at what could be lurking
in the lonely halls of the Green Park Inn. 6. Dalhousie Castle - Scotland
A Scottish Hotel, for those who wish to add to your ghost travels. This castle’s history goes
all the way back to the 13th-century - as do its ghosts. The most notorious, Sir Alexander Ramsay,
who allegedly starved to death, was held by William Douglas and never left the premises.
There’s also the Grey Lady, who is supposed to be the ghost of Lady Catherine haunting the castle
dungeon. Those brave enough to take the tour will be treated to the top of the ‘bottle dungeon’,
a gruesome, windowless cell where prisoners were lowered in by a rope – you can still
see the rope marks worn into the stonework. 5. Queen Anne Hotel - San Francisco, California
Taking it back to San Francisco, we head to the Queen Anne Hotel, which has gone through a few
different uses. Once, a finishing school for girls, led by headmistress Miss Mary Lake, who,
from the sounds of it, couldn’t bear to leave her girls after passing away.
Her ghost is said to hang around room 401, covering sleeping travelers with blankets and
unpacking their suitcases. If you’re going to go to a haunted hotel, it’s truly hard to beat this
one. You don’t even have to tip her! 4. Ross Castle - Ireland
Ah, another jump across the pond and we’re at the Ross Castle in County Meath, Ireland.
Previously a castle, it’s now a bed and breakfast with an added bonus of being scary.
Legend says that the daughter of the English Lord and owner of the castle, known as Black Baron,
walks through the halls of the castle quite frequently. Her father, on the other hand,
walks the grounds of the castle. Given that they won’t even go near each other, it sounds like the
relationship, and the castle, has some bad blood. 3. Algonquin Hotel - New York City, New York
A very sophisticated and elegant building, the Algonquin Hotel, located in New York City,
was designed by Goldwin Starrett and opened in 1902. All seems grand, right?
That's about as good as the story gets. Many guests have claimed to have been visited by
ghosts during their visit to the hotel. Once, a photograph flew off the wall, not falling,
and shattered upon impact. Another guest took the elevator to his room on the ninth floor at
almost 2 am. While he was walking to his room he heard footsteps coming up the stairwell.
The sound got closer and closer but when he looked, there was no one on the stairs. If you're
into that sort of thing, consider the Algonquin Hotel for your next haunted, sleepless vacation.
2. The Pfister Hotel - Milwaukee, Wisconsin Built in the late 1800’s, this Milwaukee hotel
now hosts visiting baseball and basketball teams, many of whom report ghostly events. Adrian Beltre,
of the Dodgers, heard knocking in the hallway and on his door, just to open and find no one there.
There was even pounding on his headboard. Carlos Gomez of the Minnesota Twins
said his iPod started vibrating spontaneously and heard voices that came out of empty space.
That’s certainly enough to stay up all night hiding under the covers. I guess the question
remains of whether the ghost is a sports fan trying to say hello, or is it trying to sabotage
the games by keeping the players up all night!? 1. Omni Parker House - Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, we all imagine, is the home of infinite hauntings. It’s old, it’s historic, and the Omni
Parker House Hotel there is no exception. Harvey Parker, who built the place in 1927,
is allegedly still haunting the place. Charles Dickens even stayed there for extended periods
of time on the third floor. Now, the elevator is mysteriously seen heading to the 3rd floor
entirely on its own. If that were all, perhaps it’d be just curious, more than anything else, but
it’s not. The 10th floor also has a spook of its own. A room where a rocking chair is heard moving
with no person sitting in it. The worst part? The hotel has no rocking chairs onsite. Would
you stay in any of these rooms? It might be worth it, even if it scares the Dickens out of you!
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