Hollywood Hotel where the Ghost of Marilyn Stays - Hollywood Roosevelt

Hollywood Roosevelt

Haunted Hotel in Phoenix, AZ

Hotel San Carlos - Downtown Convention Center



In 1928, a woman named Leone Jensen went to the roof of the hotel dressed in an evening gown. Said to be brokenhearted over the lost love of a local bellboy, she jumped from the roof to her death.

The Redmont Hotel- Birmingham, AL

The Redmont Hotel came to life on May 1, 1925 at the height of the Roaring Twenties. Women were gaining the right to vote and Birmingham, a young mining town, was experiencing a boom.

W Minneapolis - The Foshay

The lifelong dream and namesake of Wilbur Foshay, an art student turned entrepreneur who made his fortune buying and selling utility companies, Foshay Tower was constructed to house both his business and residence. On the 27th and 28th floor, a three-bedroom and three-bathroom suite was where Foshay designed his home, with a fireplace, library, Italian Siena marble walls and glass-paneled ceilings.

Foshay invited 25,000 guests to the dedication ceremony, providing all-expenses paid trips to cabinet members, senators and congressmen. As each guest received a gold pocket watch, scintillating dancers entertained, the military gave 19-gun salutes and John Philip Sousa led the orchestra in the "Foshay Tower-Washington Memorial March," a piece he wrote specially for the occasion.

Although Foshay presented Sousa with a $20,000 check for his inspiration, the march was played only once during Foshay's lifetime—six weeks after the tower opened, his corporate empire tumbled with the stock market as the Great Depression began. The check bounced, and Sousa prohibited the playing of the march for as long as the debt remained outstanding. Foshay never lived in his new home.