In 1890, this building was a brothel where a young girl named Betsy worked as an entertainer, with her true love being a soldier at war. He promised to take her away, but she was murdered before this happened. Today, it is a bar in the Minneapolis warehouse district, minus the second story where Betsy was killed. The bar owner reports mysterious occurrences such as glasses tipping over.
(Submitted by Jen)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 507 Washington Ave N
Minneapolis, MN 55401
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 44.986068, -93.27538700000002
- County:
- Hennepin County, Minnesota
- Nearest Towns:
- Minneapolis, MN (0.7 mi.)
Lauderdale, MN (3.5 mi.)
Saint Anthony, MN (3.7 mi.)
Columbia Heights, MN (3.8 mi.)
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Robbinsdale, MN (4.4 mi.)
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Crystal, MN (5.3 mi.)
Falcon Heights, MN (5.3 mi.)
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- http://www.cuzzys.com/dntn/dntn_index.html
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I recently went with my wife and another couple after a running invite. I knew about the history after reading the back paper of the menu. Everything was normal until about 30 minutes into the meal when a waitress went down the stairs for a few minutes but left the door open. Our table was right next to the down stairs door when I witnessed a shadow coming of the wall. No bigger, never thought to much about it. A few minutes later out of no where, I said to my self, she’s up here. I never told my wife until I got home and much later in the night. Why would that thought just come out of no where. Nothing out of the ordinary occured up in the restaurant but I just find it very odd.
Sorry about the spelling errors but using my phone.
that was wonderful.i never noticed any mispelling i was so into reading what you posted !!! this is wild but i love it.its real for sure