The inn was, until recently, a very busy resort, but now stands empty. Three ghosts are known to reside here: Sally, who just might open the door for you, if she likes you; the Lady in Brown, who has been known to appear on the staircase; and Walt, who has been seen around the property.
The now-closed inn is said to need $1 million worth of repairs; the National Park Service is looking for new tenants who can foot the bill.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 155 Cliff Park Road
Milford, PA
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 41.307528062896765, -74.8282547592953
- County:
- Pike County, Pennsylvania
- Nearest Towns:
- Milford, PA (1.7 mi.)
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Is it possible to conduct a thorough investigation there? I can probably assume there may have been many already through there but as most of us know there is usually more happenings that may only show up for certain people. I am a sensitive and we have had our team/business since 2009 and we only seek answers and only report what we find. We do not stir up activity and are very respectful.
Thank you in advance. Ken
I’ve also been looking for more local places to investigate. Might get more information if you contact the current owners. Best of luck, please update if you are able to make contact for an investigation.