Brick House Tavern
“Move over sweetie! How about a kiss?”
“I can smoke here because the rules for the living don’t apply to me.”
“Move over sweetie! How about a kiss?”
“I can smoke here because the rules for the living don’t apply to me.”
This farm house has been a favorite for spirits of the Young family before it was moved to Deseret Village… These spirits moved on, except for Young’s 19th wife!
Spirits of soldiers have been seen strolling down the hallways…
Apparently, the friendly helpful party animals of the past still enjoy good times in the afterlife!
Better not talk about the scandal of a socialite who entertained in a suite here… Her displeasure will be made known.
The 1920s’ basement speakeasy left some victims of the mob behind. Spectral Employees continue on despite not being on the payroll. Spirits love this grand old building; remembering good times and to supervise.
Let’s reorganize!
Where’s my mom?
Playing with electricity is such a temptation!
“Clean up after yourself in my room.”
“I love kids!”
“You can do it.”
Spirits who died here from natural causes, from accidents, or suicides using incoming trains still are active, and have entertained ghost tours for years.
Not a great idea to set up a bar in the old bedroom of a temperance leader. Oops!
Both a sense of spectral fun and the concern that quality work is done cause ongoing activity.
Spirits of the executed make the living uncomfortable… Former dedicated workers can’t retire to the heavenly realms…
Former Residents of a torn-down, historic mansion are now enthusiastic patrons in spirit form! The former master is a kind, helpful spirit and gets his chuckles in fun ways.
Staff find themselves being hosts to gentle company who find ways to amuse themselves that can be annoying.
The Capitol Theatre apparently comes with its own spectral peanut gallery!