Built in 1928; listed on National Register of Historic Places (1980)
Having housed displaced citizens during the Great Depression, this 1928 hotel is frequented by lingering souls from the era. Guests regularly encounter shadowy entities drifting along upper hallways and watch the vintage elevators cycle between floors on their own.
Discover documented hauntings, folklore, and spectral sightings within 5 miles of Tiger Hotel.
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This theater is haunted by the ghost of the former owner, who makes clanking noises and...
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Senior Hall – A young lady watched her Confederate soldier lover that she was hiding while...
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Pillsbury/Roblee Dorm Hall – There are three women that will sing to you at night and...
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Searcy Hall – A student gave birth to a child and then for unknown reasons, left...
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Tower Hall – Students were reported seeing themselves doing homework and chatting in the halls. –...
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St. Clair Hall – January 2007 Correction Formerly listed as Miller Hall – when the college...
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A prominent dining venue where hospitality staff have observed beverage glasses gliding unassisted across tables, phantom...
