Eureka Springs Arkansas

Other Katie Bogner CENTURY 21 Woodland Real Estate www.century21.com
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In October of 2008, a group of ladies opted to sleep in “the morgue” of The 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa, located in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The reason this Historic Hotel of America has a “morgue” is because in the late 1930s a charlatan named Norman Baker bought the hotel and ran it for several years as a cancer curing hospital. His autopsy table, his walk-in cooler where he kept spare body parts, and the locker where Syfy Network’s “Ghost Hunters” caught a full-bodied apparition on thermography are still there and this area is considered “the most active” in a resort hotel oftentimes called “America’s most haunted hotel.” See for yourself what the girls never saw… but the hidden camera captured.
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Offered by Century 21 Real Estate Photographed by Purdy Art Co.
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This updated historic home blends original classic features such as hardwood floors, pocket doors, moldings and fireplace with new contemporary fixtures and warm paint and decor. Enjoy views of downtown Eureka Springs from the porch or balcony and the convenience of walking to restaurants, shopping and entertainment. Separate guest cottage includes bedroom and bath.

Mark Twain National Forest
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One night at the Crescent Hotel
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