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Have you recently visited and/or investigated the paranormal activity residing at Morse Mill Hotel? If so, we want you to share your experience with us, by posting your findings right here on our site! Look for this feature, which will be available shortly!
"On 7-11-09, something repeated this song, 3 hours after it was played on the piano by an investigator on a higher floor in an empty room!" -Patrick Sheehan Click here to listen!
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So what exactly is Morse Mill Hotel?
The Morse Mill Hotel, originally a one room house built some time in the early 1800's, now a supernatural landmark, open to all that are seeking a true haunted house experience. A look back at it's history will give you a feel of how it came to be.
In the early 1800's, the house was expanded to the current size of 5300 square feet by John Morse. Morse was the premier bridge builder and engineer who used the hotel as his family's primary residence. Since then, the hotel has been used as a Confederate hospital, a hotel, a brothel, a speakeasy, a United States post office and half-way house. It was home to the first known female American serial killer, Bertha Gifford. Many famous people like Al Capone, Charles Lindburgh, Clara Bow and more have walked it's hall ways. It has been recently purchased by Patrick Sheehan, who specializes in restoring old buildings. Patrick is excited and motivated to bring life back into it's walls. To wake this sleeping beauty. Read more...
