M.B. Lockett Building

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The third floor of 1896 building is haunted. Housing a banquet hall, staff would often report hearing disembodied footsteps and furniture moving around from the otherwise empty room.

(Submitted by Callum Swift)

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Geographic Information

Address:
119 West Seventh Street
Georgetown, TX
United States

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GPS:
30.6377482, -97.67787120000003
County:
Williamson County, Texas
Nearest Towns:
Georgetown, TX (0.4 mi.)
Serenada, TX (4.3 mi.)
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Cedar Park, TX (12.5 mi.)
Wells Branch, TX (13.2 mi.)

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  1. Juan Gutierrez  |  

    I used to work there when it was an Italian restaurant. And every morning when I would go in all the salt shakers and chairs would be thrown in the ground. Also one time at night a lady in a white dress was standing next to the elevator in the second floor.

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