It was still too dark to see, but it sounded like a small army of whitetail had just left the building. I had gotten about three steps through the gate, when the head of woods I was about to enter exploded with the sounds of deer blowing. Ghost town - n.Know the difference between EHD and CWD in deer? Click here to learn! a small town in a place that is far away from other towns or cit a tree that has long, thin needles instead of leaves and that stays green throughout the year of a ghost : to visit or live in (a place) a cheap nightclub or dance hall that often features country music strange or scary : causing people to feel nervous and afraid a raised platform that is connected to the side of a building and surrounded by a low wall or railingĬreepy - adj. the soul of a dead person thought of as living in an unseen world or as appearing to living peopleīalcony - n. an area of land that has a particular quality or appearance

Join us next week as we cross the state of California and reach the Pacific Ocean. But, its spirit – and spirits – will stay with visitors long after they leave.Īnd I'm Ashley Thompson. Leaving behind the beauty of Arizona is not easy. The Colorado river forms the border between Arizona and California Some rocks seem in position to roll down the hills at the lightest gust of wind. It winds through Crozier Canyon, with its beautiful reddish-brown hills piled with boulders. West of Flagstaff, Route 66 leaves behind the pine trees and cool air for much warmer climates. “She (Thora) is often seen at the back bar,” Helsper said. She says there are reports of sightings of Don and Thora’s ghosts. Don Scott shot and killed himself at the club two years later. Her husband never recovered, and his business suffered as well. One late night, Thora Scott fell down the stairs and broke her neck. In 1973, Don Scott and his wife Thora owned the business. Their lives ended tragically inside the club. Its former owners are said to haunt the place to this day. The room itself is kinda scary, kinda creepy…”Īnother of Flagstaff’s spooky stories took place at an old honky-tonk called the Museum Club. “But this is where my maids, as well, said that they found a lot of weird things, you know, sheets kinda looking like they were burned. An employee of mine came up here once, he came up here, opened the door, and he saw a picture of something, a silhouette of somebody - turned on the light, turned back around to where he was looking, there was nothing there. As you can tell, the door kinda' sounds a little creepy as it opens up. Martinez explains that several workers have reported mysterious events. These days, the room is used as a closet. The broken-hearted bride reportedly stayed in hotel room 54. You know, it’s two in the morning, you're by yourself closing it down, so you kind of get the feeling like somebody's watching you.” You do get an eerie feeling, especially working upstairs at that bar. But there are some stories that I kinda' do believe. Mainly weird things with the lights, with the noises. “There’s been all kinds of different stories about it.

He says he has heard all about ghostly sightings from his guests and employees. Manny Martinez is the manager at the Weatherford. Over the years, many guests and hotel workers have claimed to hear or see her - and other ghosts - in the night. She is reportedly seen most often in the hotel’s ballroom on the second floor. Weatherford legend includes the ghost of a broken-hearted bride.

Many famous Americans have stayed at the Weatherford, including former President Theodore Roosevelt and newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst.Īnd, as the story goes, some visitors never left. The historic Weatherford Hotel in Flagstaff, Arizona

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