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HAUNTED COLORADO
The haunted Black American West Museum
The historic Dr. Justina L. Ford House
Dr. Ford, Colorado's first African-American doctor, delivered over 7,000 babies in this house. She lived in her lovely historic Victorian
home for 50 years. She died in the house 1952; although some say that her spirit still resides here.....
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**** Excellent Colorado ghost book!****
"Northern Colorado Ghost Stories" by Nancy Hansford
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You can contact me at: Lindy1104@aol.com
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The haunted and historic Bross Hotel in Paonia is for sale!
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The infamous JonBenet Ramsey house is for sale again!
Update: Temporarily off the market
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Haunted Inn in Casper,Wyoming for sale! The lovely and very, very haunted...
Ivy House Inn
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.......Would you like to stay in an extremely haunted Colorado inn?
Where shadowy figures are even seen in the daytime?
Where a mischievous little giggling girl ghost whispers in guests' ears, asking them if they want to play?
Where virtually EVERY room in the old inn is truly haunted?
Then stay at the historical and beautifully restored:
La Veta Inn
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*** The gorgeous and very haunted REDSTONE CASTLE in Redstone is now open for tours! ***
Tours begin June 1st, 2007!!!! Call: (970) 963-9656 -or- (970) 704-1842
www.redstonecastle.us
The new owner plans to make the historic castle available as a wedding site, as well as a spa & restaurant someday.
HAUNTED MANSION
The historic manor is haunted.
"I can attest to that," said Sue McEvoy.
For the past nine years, McEvoy has been curator for the castle in the mountains above Carbondale.
She says guests have reported strange incidents. There's also a legend that spirits hover in a secret passageway that connects the nursery to
the servant's quarters. But what spooks McEvoy, who has lived on the property for six years, is the ghostly cigar smoke. A turn-of-the-century
robber baron, John Cleveland Osgood, completed the 42-room English Tudor manor in 1902 for the then-outlandish sum of more than $2.5
million. He reportedly wanted to impress fellow industrialists such as J.P. Morgan, Jay Gould, John D. Rockefeller and President Teddy
Roosevelt. Osgood, who made his fortune in coal and steel, died in 1927. But McEvoy thinks he's still floating around. She believes she has
smelled his cigar smoke. "The door to his bedroom was closed, the windows were open, I could smell cigar smoke, but no one else was on the
property," she said.
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Redstone Mansion Opens After 3 Years Of Litigation
(AP) REDSTONE, Colo. The century-old mansion of steel magnate John Cleveland will reopen to tourists on June 1 after being closed for three
years after the Internal Revenue Service took it over during an investigation of an alleged multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.
"We think having the castle open for tours will bring a lot of people to Redstone," said Sue McEvoy, the castle's caretaker for eight years and an
employee there for 11. It will be open Monday through Friday.
It can't come soon enough for nearby businesses -- the ones that weren't forced to close.
"We need tours for business," said Bob Stifter, owner of the antique shop Tiffany's of Redstone, one of several businesses that will sell tour
tickets. "It's almost a bust in town. We need them bad. You can see all the shops closed up. We need the tours. Everyone that comes in asks
about the tours. Everyone wants to know how they can see the castle," he told the Aspen Daily News.
California businessman Ralli Dimitrius bought the Tudor castle, also known as Cleveholm Manor, at an auction in March 2004 for $4 million.
Although he said he was anxious to get it open, extensive upgrades to the aging building have delayed its opening.
Stifter said every time he saw Dimitrius he would beg him to get the building open. "Maybe he listened to me," Stifter said. "I don't know. Maybe
other people asked him, too. Maybe I did some good."
The repairs have been extensive, including fixing the boiler for the 20,000-square-foot mansion. Some issues remain unresolved, such as
whether to connect to the town's sewer system.
Five rooms inside the building and its exterior cannot be changed because they are covered by a state historic foundation easement.
Photos from: http://cbs4denver.com/getaways/local_story_127083734.html
Click here for more info and the history behind the haunted old Redstone Castle! ("Cleveholm Manor.")










New book!!! "Haunted Places in the Shadows of Pikes Peak!!"
By Marilou Dody-- illustrated by Don Childers, Mother’s House Publishing, 77 pages, $9.95. Available at Black Cat
Books and Garden of the Gods Trading Post in Manitou Springs, at the Garden of the Gods Visitor Center, and from
the author (marilou@elpasotel.net) . . .
Synopsis by the publisher: This book contains stories of paranormal happenings in public establishments in
Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs. The stories included are for historical documentation and were compiled
from interviews with persons who witnessed or have knowledge of the paranormal happenings in their
establishments, including Miramont Castle, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, Evergreen Cemetery, Mushroom
Monday, My Daughters Deli & Espresso Bar, The Craftwood Inn, Onaledge Inn, Red Crags Bed and Breakfast and
Cave of the Winds.
Halloween 2007 ~ {Very cool past events}
For fun, scary & exciting things to do during October 2007 in Colorado ~ Click here!!
The haunted & historic Lumber Baron Inn in Denver is for sale! Click here for details!
NEW! The legendary Peck House in Empire is for sale! Click here for details!