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ksax - The legendary
Palmer House Hotel is
one of the most haunted
hotels in the nation.
"It operates today
as it did in 1900,"
Owner Kelley Freese
said. The Palmer
House stands today as it
did more than a century
ago. As the first
building in Sauk Centre
to have electricity, it
was a destination for
many, and Freese said
some of those guests
haven't left.
"The activity has really
been intense in the
kitchen, and there's a
man that walks around in
the dining room that
several of us have
seen," Freese said.
The man she sees
isn't real. He's an
apparition. "You
go there only to find
nobody's there," she
explained.
Paranormal investigators
come from all over to
investigate this haunted
hotel. KSAX
investigated. As we
walked up the stairs it
got colder even though
no windows were open and
there's no air
conditioning.
"There's just no way to
explain it," Freese
said. The cold
turned into almost a
breeze when Freese
turned on the antique
phonograph, playing old
music. Many
experience the
unexplained during their
time in the hotel. A
guest took this
unaltered picture, not
realizing what they
captured. In the picture
there's an image of
something floating in
the window's reflection
in the mirror. In
some of our video, a dot
of light appears out of
nowhere. It's a light
anomaly, which is an
unexplained source of
light, dancing around in
from of the same window.
"That could be a
person," Freese said as
we described what we
were seeing.
Freese said a light
anomaly is one of the
most concrete pieces of
paranormal evidence
caught on camera,
because much of the
activity comes when you
least expect it.
"Books have come flying
off the shelf in the
pub," Freese recalled.
"Literally off the
bookshelves, over the
top of the table and
land on the other side
of the room." "A
lot of people get
touched. I've had my
hair pulled and my arm
yanked back," Paranormal
Investigator Lisa Lee
said. Another
source of evidence is
sound. "We've
heard voices," Lee
explained. "We've heard
dogs barking in the
basement." "Could
you tell me what your
name is," Sherry Johnson
said, speaking to a
little girl no one could
see. Johnson used
a modified radio to pick
up sound during our
investigation.
"Spirits can use the
voices and the words
already in our airwaves.
They can answer our
questions by pulling
those words out and
sending them out through
the radio," Johnson
said. While
sitting in the playroom,
Johnson spoke with the
spirits of children. We
heard a quiet voice say
one word, "nervous"
through the radio.
Johnson and Freese
have heard more voices
caught on tape in the
hotel's basement.
"Do you recognize
anyone in the room,"
they asked. A voice from
someone no one could see
responded, "Kelley."
More often than not
the presence of ghosts
or spirits is a feeling,
but sometimes when you
least expect it the
guests you can't always
see in the Palmer House
will surprise you;
whether it's an
apparition, a moving
object, or a voice
telling you to leave.
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