Volcano House Hotel

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This house is a former historic private residence, and a former owner and his family used to receiver visits from the apparition of an elderly woman. She has been seen in the rooms of guests and in the hallways, and people have also seen a ghostly white dog on the entrance road to the lodge.

(Submitted by Callum Swift)

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Geographic Information

Address:
Crater Rim Drive
Volcano, HI
United States

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GPS:
19.42863161543533, -155.25834846481303
County:
Hawaii County, Hawaii
Nearest Towns:
Volcano, HI (1.3 mi.)
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Orchidlands Estates, HI (18.3 mi.)
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Hawaiian Paradise Park, HI (19.4 mi.)

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