This 1880s hotel building is said to be haunted. One ghost, called Elizabeth, wears a long dress and often carries a parasol. Reports say she is most often seen on the stairs on Mondays at about 3 a.m. She is said to have fallen down the stairs to her death. Another spirit believed to be here is a young girl about 10 years old who looks through the glass doors toward the restaurant. A third apparition spotted here is that of a gambling man who walks in the upstairs halls. He is thought to be either a man who committed suicide in the lobby in the 1940s or another man who was killed in the 1930s during a poker game on the third floor.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 115 East Commerce Street
Mineola, TX 75773
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 32.6626516442826, -95.48897713422775
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There was this one pic of a house for sale and there were two orbs flying around it
What? No way!
Would you let people come and. Investigate
Case closed