All external sites open in a second browser window!Haunted Arizona
Haunted Hallway.- 3 Star Media
Dead miners, madams and mad men, oh, my!
With it's colorful and violent past, Arizona abounds with tails of haunted hotels, bars and resurrected ghost town inns.
So, be afraid, be very afraid. And pack plenty of "holy what was that water?"
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Haunted Hotels, Bars & Inns
Bird Cage Theatre
The Bird Cage Theatre, one of few original buildings left in Tombstone, boasts as many as 31 ghosts.
In its heyday, the Bird Cage was the wildest place in the Wild West.
The Bird Cage is named after 13 small cribs that hang from the ceiling, where
ladies sat like finely feathered birds in cages. Twenty dollars would buy
a gentleman a bottle of whiskey and a lady of the evening.
517 Ellen | P.O. Box 248, Tombstone
520-457-4321 | 800-457-3423
www.tombstoneaz.net
Bird Cage X-file: The longest poker game in history was played here: eight years and four months of continuous poker.
Oatman Hotel & Restaurant
Check out the bar at this historic hotel. Pretty cool!
His name was William Ray Flour, he was an Irish miner in Oatman,
and his entire family perished enroute to America. A short time later,
William Ray Flour was found dead behind the hotel.
Today, "Oatie" haunts its rooms. Guests have been seen running down the stairs and out the front door.
181 Main , Oatman
928-768-4408
Oatman Hotel X-file: Built in 1902, the Oatman Hotel has a colorful history.
Movie stars Clark Gable and Carole Lombard spent their wedding night here,
witnessed by supernatural well-wishers I'm sure.
( Mile High Inn & Grill ) The Inn at Jerome
Guests have complained about a light flashing on and off during the night.
A cherub statue is commonly observed turning, with no one near it.
Armoire doors fly open at will. Wall hangings and pictures are rearranged.
Guests have also reported the strong smell of perfume flowing through the room.
At breakfast, guests are animated and excited about their evening. All "normal" occurrences here.
Today, "Oatie" haunts its rooms. Guests have been seen running down the stairs and out the front door.
309 Main Street, Jerome
928-634-5094
www.jeromemilehighinn.com
The Mile High Inn & Grill X-file: A ghost cat leaves footprints and a "curled up" impression on bedspreads.
More Arizona Haunts!
Navajo County Historic Courthouse
100 East Arizona, Holbrook
928-524-6558
www.ci.holbrook.az.us
The Museum Club
3404 East, Route 66, Flagstaff
928-526-9434
www.museumclub.com
Hotel Monte Vista
100 North San Francisco Street, Flagstaff
928-779-6971
www.hotelmontevista.com
Riordan Manson State Historic Park
1300 Riordan Ranch Street, Flagstaff
928-779-4395
www.pr.state.az.us
Birch Tree Inn
824 West Birch Avenue, Flagstaff
928-645-6805
www.birchtreeinn.com
Jerome Grand Hotel
200 Hill Street, Jerome
928-634-8200
www.jeromegrandhotel.net
Red Gater Bed & Bakery
137 West Railroad Avenue, Williams
800-328-1484
(see Flagstaff area B&Bs)
London Bridge
Lake Havasu Tourism Bureau
800-2-HAVASU
www.lakehavasu.com
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Bird Cage Theatre
The Bird Cage Theatre, one of few original buildings left in Tombstone, boasts as many as 31 ghosts.
In its heyday, the Bird Cage was the wildest place in the Wild West.
The Bird Cage is named after 13 small cribs that hang from the ceiling, where
ladies sat like finely feathered birds in cages. Twenty dollars would buy
a gentleman a bottle of whiskey and a lady of the evening.
517 Ellen | P.O. Box 248, Tombstone
520-457-4321 | 800-457-3423
www.tombstoneaz.net
Bird Cage X-file: The longest poker game in history was played here: eight years and four months of continuous poker.
Oatman Hotel & Restaurant
Check out the bar at this historic hotel. Pretty cool!
His name was William Ray Flour, he was an Irish miner in Oatman,
and his entire family perished enroute to America. A short time later,
William Ray Flour was found dead behind the hotel.
Today, "Oatie" haunts its rooms. Guests have been seen running down the stairs and out the front door.
181 Main , Oatman
928-768-4408
Oatman Hotel X-file: Built in 1902, the Oatman Hotel has a colorful history.
Movie stars Clark Gable and Carole Lombard spent their wedding night here,
witnessed by supernatural well-wishers I'm sure.
( Mile High Inn & Grill ) The Inn at Jerome
Guests have complained about a light flashing on and off during the night.
A cherub statue is commonly observed turning, with no one near it.
Armoire doors fly open at will. Wall hangings and pictures are rearranged.
Guests have also reported the strong smell of perfume flowing through the room.
At breakfast, guests are animated and excited about their evening. All "normal" occurrences here.
Today, "Oatie" haunts its rooms. Guests have been seen running down the stairs and out the front door.
309 Main Street, Jerome
928-634-5094
www.jeromemilehighinn.com
The Mile High Inn & Grill X-file: A ghost cat leaves footprints and a "curled up" impression on bedspreads.
928-524-6558
www.ci.holbrook.az.us
928-526-9434
www.museumclub.com
928-779-6971
www.hotelmontevista.com
928-779-4395
www.pr.state.az.us
928-645-6805
www.birchtreeinn.com
928-634-8200
www.jeromegrandhotel.net
800-328-1484
(see Flagstaff area B&Bs)
800-2-HAVASU
www.lakehavasu.com
