LOCATION FILE
Emily Morgan Hotel
FOLLOWSan Antonio, TX
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Built in 1924 as the Medical Arts Building, San Antonio's first skyscraper, it housed doctors' offices, a hospital, and a morgue, and is noted for gargoyles carved to depict various ailments. It was converted to a hotel in the 1980s and named for the folkloric "Yellow Rose of Texas."
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Reports concentrate on the upper floors, describing hallway sounds, elevators stopping unbidden, and faint medicinal or antiseptic smells.
VISITING
An operating historic hotel open to the public.
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