The Old Mining Town In Arizona With A Sinister History That Will Terrify You

The courthouse opened in 1931 and is haunted by the first judge to preside there, John Ross. Employees have reported strange occurrences happening here, such as files moving around and cigar smoke lingering in the halls. People have even spotted a glimpse of the judge himself gliding down the hall.

Many of the current hotels in Bisbee are as old as the town itself and have seen their fair share of history. The Oliver House Bed and Breakfast is a house that later became an office, boarding house, and hotel over the years. According to some stories, this building has seen a whopping 27 deaths, a chunk of those resulting from murder. These days, at least five ghosts roam the building, making themselves known to patrons by moving chairs, closing doors and windows, and other spooky, though harmless, actions.

Built in 1902, the hotel has seen the town grow from a tiny mining camp into a bustling place filled with people from all walks of life. This hotel is haunted by three ghosts.

The most famous of those is Julia, a prostitute who committed suicide after falling in love with a client who did not reciprocate her feelings. She is said to haunt one room in particular where she entertained her clients. Here, she often makes herself known to male hotel patrons, who report hearing a female voice, smelling perfume, or feeling something tickle their feet while sleeping.

More details about the hotel and the haunting that happen here can be seen at this video.