LOCATION FILE
The Virginian Hotel
FOLLOWMedicine Bow, WY
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Completed in 1911 and named for Owen Wister's novel "The Virginian," which is set in Medicine Bow, the hotel was once the largest between Denver and Salt Lake City and a favored stop of Theodore Roosevelt; it is on the National Register of Historic Places.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Frequently cited among Wyoming's most reportedly haunted hotels, with guests describing a presence known as "Hank" and activity in the upper-floor rooms.
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An operating historic hotel, open to the public.
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