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Hotels in Iowa That are Really Haunted

If you're feeling particularly brave, and you're not afraid of what goes bump in the night, then spending an evening at one of Iowa's Haunted Hotels is the perfect way to test your bravery. As many legends begin, it was a dark and stormy night when many of the Haunted Hotels across Iowa gained their supernatural status, and many of these haunted hotels claim that visitors can still see, hear, and even touch the phantoms that plague their properties. Haunted Hotels can be a ton of fun to stay at, but if you're weak of heart, don't plan on sleeping through the night!
 
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    This hotel dates back to 1846 and was one a stop on the Underground Railroad. Several spirits are rumored to reside here and in room 5, the ghost of a young boy reportedly tugs on people's clothing at night. His apparition has also been seen on the landing. A man named Knapp was murdered in room 7 and his ghost lingers the room. A floating head has been seen in room 8 and in several... Read More

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    Arguing voices and screams have been heard at this location while no one is around. Read More

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  • Hotel Ottumwa Ottumwa, IA
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    This hotel is said to be haunted by the apparition of a lady wearing white in the basement, which once served as a ballroom. The hallways of the hotel are rumored to be haunted by a man wearing a suit and voices and eerie sounds can be heard as well. In the basement, the face of a man has appeared and shadowy apparitions have been seen in different parts of the building. Also, when no... Read More

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  • Franklin Hotel Strawberry Point, IA
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    This hotel dates back to the 1900s and is rumored to be haunted by at least two ghosts. One being a woman named Lily and the other a former merchant. The apparition of a woman dressed in a ballroom outfit has been seen and a singing voice has been heard. Objects have reportedly been seen moving on their own as well. Read More

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    Memorial Union Hall is a tribute to the graduate soldiers who died while at war. Reports say that a strange low moan can be heard quite frequently here. Some believe it is the voice of the only woman who ever graduated from the school and then died in World War I. Read More

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  • Hotel Julien Dubuque, IA
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    The apparition of a man wearing period clothing has been seen on the upper floors of the hotel. Some believe it is the spirit of Al Capone, who stayed in the hotel frequently and is also rumored to have owned it at some point in time. Read More

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  •   Decker House Hotel Maquoketa, IA
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    The Decker Hotel in Maquoketa was founded by James Decker in 1875. The historic property features much woodwork and original furniture from Maquoketan artisans as the town is mostly known for its wood-based industry. The hotel became a popular gathering place and local landmark, making its way to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. The location has seen its fair share of... Read More

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    This hotel dates back to 1897 and was built on a street that was named Railroad Street. It faced west towards the Milwaukee tracks and depot and an access road was finished shortly after the hotel was built which directly connected the Hotel with the Depot. The local drayman was kept busy shuttling passengers and luggage along this roadway. EVP's have been captured here, rocking chairs... Read More

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