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[Hauntress]

Hello all you Ghost-peeps,

Looking for some cool stories about some of the United States' most haunted Restaurants, Taverns that serve food, and Bed & Breakfast locations!

Any suggestions? Do tell! I have a theory that food can sometimes play a VERY important part on why many ghosts decide to stick around where food is served!

Cool! Thanks!

"I Haunt, Therefore I am."

[Caesar]

I think the stones public house is a good one
http://www.ghostvill...?showtopic=4446

[MELLY]

These two haunted B&B's remain my favorites - I thouroughly enjoyed both and had experiences at both as well. The 1837 B&B has an amazing high tea every afternoon.

Magnolia Place Inn Savannah GA - The Magnolia is currently for sale!
http://www.magnoliaplaceinn.com/

1837 Bed and Breakfast Charleston SC
http://www.1837bb.com/

[DukeofBoogie]

While in Gettysburg we stayed at 2 haunted B&B's

The Baladery Inn for 2 nights. It was back away from the town, behind the Union line. Very quiet, and spooky.
http://www.baladerryinn.com/

And The Herr Tavern and Publick House
http://www.herrtavern.com/

Both of these places were hospitals during the battle, and both were quite active. My wife slept with the lights on every night.

[Corinth]

Hi! I stayed at a very eerie B&B, Thornewood Castle in Lakewood, Washingotn, near Seattle/Tacoma area. Very cool place, lots of history, and ghosts too. Check it out!

[snoopymom]

There is a really cool restaurant in Oklahoma City called appropriately ...The Haunted House. I guess the story goes that multiple murders have happened there. It is a very upscale restaurant with dark lighting and an almost eery atmosphere. It is a really neat place they even have valet parking (I almost died of embarassment). To get there you have to call and make reservations and get directions. Really neat place to go (if you have a wallet full of cash to spend).

[DukeofBoogie]

There's a good Haunted B&B here in Ohio. It's called The Old Stone House on the Lake. It's in Marblehead Oh. An hour or so west of Cleveland. Big beautiful Stone Mansion built in 1865. It sits right on the shore of Lake Erie. They got good rates, and a lot of activity. No website though.

[cathylj73]

http://www.carouselgardens.com/

Here is a haunted restaurant. It is not a B&B but I hear it is really a neat place. I have not gone there yet but plan on it soon
Cathy

[Holly]

snoopymom, on Apr 5 2005, 01:33 PM, said:

There is a really cool restaurant in Oklahoma City called appropriately ...The Haunted House.  I guess the story goes that multiple murders have happened there.  It is a very upscale restaurant with dark lighting and an almost eery atmosphere.  It is a really neat place they even have valet parking (I almost died of embarassment).  To get there you have to call and make reservations and get directions.  Really neat place to go (if you have a wallet full of cash to spend).

Now, this is really intriguing to me...I love the name!

Did you feel or see anything paranormal while you were there? Oh, I have to look them up online to learn more about such a neat place!

[snoopymom]

Yes, especially in the woman's bathroom - lol - that is supposed to be where the mistress of the house was murdered (if I remember correctly) - It really was a neat restaurant. My hubby took me one year for our anniversary.

[earth_spirit]

The Last Dollar Inn in Cripple Creek, CO is another good B&B if you're in a mood for luxury accomocations and ghost hunting. Jeff interviewed the owner, Rick Wood, as part of his research for "The World's Most Haunted Places."

http://www.lanierbb....ns/bb11720.html

Also, the Last Dollar Inn was once the home of the Mother of the New Age movement, Linda Goodman . . .

[Buxom66]

If I am remembering correctly the Green Tree Restruant in Leesburg Va where I live is haunted, also like I have mentioned before the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem is haunted and the ghost tour done by Mollie Stewart is great, informative and funny and creepy!!

[thesameones]

http://www.geocities...hesameones2002/

[kats_god]

Here is a link to a thread I started of a place in Michigan.
http://www.ghostvill...?showtopic=4135

[jenbrown]

I agree with Melly, the Magnolia Place in Savannah is absolutely beautiful. Another Savannah fav for me is down the street at the Forsyth Park Inn. It's like staying inside someone's beautiful home. Nothing happened ghostwise for us but I did have feelings of being watched.

In our neck of the woods (No. Cal. wine country) we have a gorgeous B&B and fine dining establishment called Madrona Manor. I have eaten there several times (awesome) but never stayed. It's supposedly haunted by two female spirits. I recently won a one nights stay there so I plan on doing a little ghost vigil if the wine doesn't do me in first!