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I'm Lauren Norton, and this is one strange thing, the show will research the nation's news archives for stories that can't quite be explained.

Strangers, we really have not spent enough time, your time, we mean, in Arkansas.

It's a great place for people like us who know that the Ozarks have a way of hiding things.

Tucked away in hollows and hills, you'll come upon all kinds of tales worth an episode.

Weird creatures, clear springs that heal wounds, decaying mansions sitting in the middle of nowhere, abandoned towns, and cursed.

Well, lots of cursed things. And the ghosts.

Oh, there are so many ghosts.

And the hauntings, well, they aren't always what you might expect.

The Ozarks are a wide and varied place, and they're home to all kinds of wonders,

not just of the natural sort. Explore long enough and you're apt to

stumble upon human-made luxury designed to appeal to a tourist elite. But that doesn't mean that

such sites aren't, well, spooky. One of those places is the beautiful Crescent Hotel nestled on West Mountain and Eureka Springs,

in the Ozarks. The property's official website explains that it was constructed in 1886,

and it is a breathtaking limestone affair, built by Irish stillmasons and perched above what's

described as, quote,

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