Even though this image is black and white and taken around 1902, you can still see what

makes it photo worthy.

It's an enormous building, like a house, with a ton of windows.

There's pine trees on the bottom right of the photograph.

Behind the building is a mountain, adding to the already amazing scenery. Of course, I had to take

another look at it, so I googled around and found so many other images of visitors and tourists

from all over the world. They were all walking around the area and enjoying their time in the outdoors.

But perhaps one of the best one of these was a nighttime image with the around the area and enjoying their time in the outdoors.

But perhaps one of the best one of these was a nighttime image with easily more than a

thousand windows lighting up the surrounding wilderness with its orange glow against the greenery

of the hills and trees just after sunset. The area is in Alberta, Canada, right in Banff National Park,

and the famous hills and mountains in the image are from Mount Rundle.

However, the dark history of the place has created a sense of dread to spread throughout the property. Ghosts, famous ones at that,

are set to roam its halls and torment the visitors. Stories of cover-ups by hotel staff

to keep customers coming through its front doors, as well as tragedies that surround this majestic

hotel in the mountains.

In this episode, we'll explore the rooms and the theories behind the strange

occurrences that attract lovers of the paranormal to visit the areas, both to enjoy the scenery

and the many ghost stories that are told, as well as to catch a few sightings.

Today, we'll walk through one of the most haunted places in Canada, a place once known

as the Banff Springs Hotel.

My name is Edwin, and here is the dark man.

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