Don't be afraid. Lock the doors. Turn out the lights and climb into bed. It's time for

a real building. Dead time. Stories.

Wait, did you hear something? Something... Creek? Maybe something rattle? Or that ghastly groan?

In Arizona, you will find plenty of creepy noises, not to mention hauntings and paranormal activities.

Activities that are guaranteed to give you goosebumps. Travel the state from north to south, east to west,

from tombstone to flagstaff. And you'll uncover everything from haunted hotels to ghost walks to

ghost towns. In this episode we will be traveling to Jerome, Arizona, for a stay at the inn at Jerome.

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Built in 1899, this comfy stay in Jerome is decorated in Victorian 1900 style furnishings.

It comes with highly recommended breakfast on trays and provides entertainment from three known

human specters and one ghostly cat. The building itself was designed to be fireproof,

constructed of an 18 inch thick concrete walls. The inn has eight guest-terms, a kitchen,

a restaurant, and a large parlor. In the early 1900s, this structure was home to one of the wealthiest

madams of all of Arizona, madame Jenny Banters. And Miss Banters and her ladies used the space until

they were forced to move their entertainment to what is now known as the infamous Husbands Alley,

and the building then was turned into a hardware store with apartments over top.

The building continued this way until it was turned into the inn that it is today.

The apparition of madame Jenny Banters made her presence known after the building was renovated

and turned into the inn at Jerome. Miss Banters spends most of her time in the laryette and lace

room. She's also been known to move on to some other rooms in the inn, including the kitchen.

Jenny has been reported to rearrange furniture, move knickknacks around, play with the ceiling

fans, and she likes to turn on the radio while the mates are tidying up the rooms.

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