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McIntyre House. They were just another average Pioneer family who settled into what is now Douglas County. Their community was called Coyote gulch, and the residents there quickly learned to stay away from them. The father was a nasty and unpleasant man, and the reputations of his 2 sons, Jack and Jim come over even more dubious than their father's… The house is supposedly haunted by the traveler they killed upstair

The Meeker massacre. Meeker's ghost is said to haunt the small area of land where the massacre occurred, some 90 miles from the city. Those who have seen it say that it is a gruesome site to the whole. Although meeker died from a mirror gunshot wind, his mutilated body was later found among the burning buildings his family had resided in when he was acting as agent. His ghost takes on the destroyed form of his corpse

The espinosa brothers are thought to be 2 of the countries for cereal killers. While their victims were all found in the Southern area of Colorado, some believe they haunt parts of the capital building in Denver.

Reportedly, the Windsor hotel, luxurious hotel in del norte coma Colorado had not let Brown enter because of his attire. Determined to outdo the Windsor, he built the Brown palace. The hotel was fashioned in Italian Renaissance style, had balconies up to the 8th floor, and had the 1st atrium style lobby in the nation. Onyx was imported from Mexico for the lobby as well as for the 8th floor ballroom, and the onyx room

The Navarre Building, which is now a museum, used to be a brothel. It's location directly across the street from one of Denver's most prestigious hotels caused some problems for businessmen who did not want to be seen going from 1 place to the other. Tunnels underneath the buildings help to solve that problem.

From sometime during its brothel days, Market Street began to be known by a different name due to a series of murders that the paper likened to England's Jack the Ripper. Indeed comes some papers called the murderer Jack the Strangler, and this was how market street got the unfortunate name "strangler's row".

The last of the haunted locations in Oxford hotel is room 320. About half of the stories about it say that a woman named Florence Richardson was staying in the hotel with her husband one night and 1898 when she decided to kill him and then turn the gun on herself. There's no proof that the couple were actually married, but they registered for the room as HC Rockwell and wife from Greeley Colorado really Colorado.

Oxford hotel. Some of the activity here is fairly typical, such as doors locking by themselves in faucets turning on of their own accord. What makes this restaurant a little more unique is that the ghost who resides there is apparently a peeping Tom who has frightened several women trying to use the facilities.

The library in the Molly Brown house was used more frequently by brown's husband, who favorites cigars. Allegedly, the smell of cigars can be detected within the house even though smoking has not been allowed for some time.

Dark clouds floating around the classroom . The Campbell's house on 9th and York seemed to hold more. This house had secret passages as did many old houses, and one secret door led to a small room with a narrow steep staircase leading to a bedroom. According to Ferris the stairs lift to reveal another secret passage, but no 1 who works in the house is willing to do this…

In Kevin Ferris's book The Haunted heart of dumber coma he recounts his time as a volunteer at the Denver botanic gardens and specifically his encounters with this house. Before writing the book, ferris gave historical tours of Denver and eventually transitioned to giving haunted tours, and the botanic gardens asked him to write a haunted tour for them. While he did hear stories about dark clouds floating around....

Despite the number of bodies removed from treatment park by McGovern and the families of the dead coma was estimated that 2000 to 3000 remain there. Close observers of the park may note that parts of the grass have rectangular plots that are lower than others and that in the Spring some plots, also rectangular and shape, become greener faster than others. Park goers also report cold spots throughout the park...

In January 1890, Congress finally agreed to democrats request to make the cemetery apart. As a sign of thanks for this comment was originally named Congress park. The 1st, to create a proper park, the bodies and graves needed to be removed… because of the haste in which the job is being done on liquor's could see the body parts have hazardly thrown about and were even able to take souvenirs themselves.

With the establishment of the private riverside cemetery in 1876 and Fairmount cemetery in 1890, many grams were removed from Denver City cemetery in favor of the 2 new locations. As the public cemetery became increasingly ignored, these competitors called for its closing, and it became clear that the burial of ground was on its last leg.

Mount Prospect never became the beautiful garden cemetery layer of manhattanvisioned. Denver's wealthy buried their dead mother locations, leaving the area to the diseased, the outlaws, the poor.

American Indians were buried there at the typical 6' underground and, because Newberry was were not allowed to disturb the previous ones, they re placed only 3' under. This land would later be split among cheeseburger, Congress park, and the Denver botanic gardens. Layer emergency and a garden's. Lyramid designated a corner of the cemetery for denver's up-and-coming wealthy after class, while the opposite corner....

The land on which cheeseman park currently resides was used by the Arapahoe tribe that inhibited parts of Colorado before it became a territory. In 1858, general William laramore founded the city of Denver, setting aside a 160 acres for a cemetery. Because the land was originally sacred burial grounds for the Arapahoe tribe, Denver had to fall very specific rules when using the land as a cemetery.

Depending on which version of the story you believe commercial dogs that were meant to act as guards when the Croke-Patterson mansion was being renovated jumped from the tower window. No one knows what caused the dogs to jump, but many suspect that it was 1 of the spirits who allegedly resides in the building.

Our intent with America's haunted road trip series is to provide readers with resources they can use to personally discover and explore publicly accessible places that might be occupied by ghosts or the sights of other paranormal activity. We are not the business of trying to prove that any particular place is or is not haunted, every single one of the places that appears in go hunting Colorado certainly could be...