The Queen Anne, a century-old hotel in San Francisco, is thought to be haunted by the ghost of former school headmaster Miss Mary Lake. I checked in to this creepy, atmospheric hotel looking for ghosts. During the night I braved a possessed doll, a ghost chair, an elevator that surely inspired the Tower of Terror, and a paranormal tour through the Pacific Heights. Along the way I took a few very interesting pictures.
Haunted San Francisco: Braving the Queen Anne Hotel
By Charlyn Keating, About.com GuideOctober 30, 2006
The Queen Anne, a century-old hotel in San Francisco, is thought to be haunted by the ghost of former school headmaster Miss Mary Lake. I checked in to this creepy, atmospheric hotel looking for ghosts. During the night I braved a possessed doll, a ghost chair, an elevator that surely inspired the Tower of Terror, and a paranormal tour through the Pacific Heights. Along the way I took a few very interesting pictures.Related Articles
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Took my team to the hotel and yes we spent the night in “The room” We had no prior information just a room number and the possibility of energy in the hotel. We left a picture book for the hotel as a thank you, It was a very productive night , heard a lot of loud noise walking and talking above us, to find out later no room was there much less anyone:-) Activity in several of the rooms, little girls laughing and talking, Teams broke up into 2′s and when we returned for our meeting with our maps in tow the results were the same for all areas that we investigated, One of the best investigations we have ever had, and I wanted to thank that nice lady for tucking me in , such a sweetheart she was, even if I never saw her:-)