LOCATION FILE
Grand Union Hotel
FOLLOWFort Benton, MT
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Opened in 1882, the Grand Union is one of the longest continuously standing hotels in Montana, built during Fort Benton's heyday as the head of navigation on the Upper Missouri River. It was restored and reopened in the late 1990s.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Long-running accounts include a "staircase" legend tied to a cowboy said to have ridden a horse up the stairs, plus a woman in white on the grand staircase and phantom saloon sounds.
VISITING
An operating historic hotel open to the public.
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