Although the current occupants of this building don’t seem to claim any paranormal activity, there is a long history of paranormal claims from previous owners. When it was the “Kit Kat Club” staff-members swore that bottles would fly off the bar on their own, and weird things were experienced in the women’s bathroom. Some years later, a female apparition was sighted on the rear staircase, wearing a black dress. Thomas Cook speculated in his book, “Orlando’s Historic Haunts,” that this activity might be related to the fact that there used to be a jail at this location long ago.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 27 Wall St
Orlando, FL 32801
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 28.5427313, -81.37843190000001
- County:
- Orange County, Florida
- Nearest Towns:
- Orlando, FL (0.3 mi.)
Holden Heights, FL (3.2 mi.)
Fairview Shores, FL (3.5 mi.)
Edgewood, FL (3.9 mi.)
Conway, FL (4.0 mi.)
Winter Park, FL (4.6 mi.)
Pine Hills, FL (4.7 mi.)
Azalea Park, FL (4.7 mi.)
Pine Castle, FL (4.9 mi.)
Eatonville, FL (5.0 mi.)
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