Richmond Haunts long-form
Haunted Restaurants: Stone’s, Jean Bonnet, Kells and the Cruise Room
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| Restaurants and taverns often occupy buildings that have served their communities for far longer than the current menu. This episode visits six American dining destinations where property history, staff experience and customer stories have helped create supernatural reputations.
The route begins at Stone’s Public House in Ashland, Massachusetts, and Jean Bonnet Tavern in Bedford, Pennsylvania. It then travels west to Kells Irish Restaurant and Pub in Seattle and the Grant House in Vancouver, Washington. The final stops are One If By Land, Two If By Sea in New York City and the Cruise Room in Denver. Business names and operations can change, so the episode preserves the names used when it aired while distinguishing each site’s documented history from the apparitions and unexplained experiences reported there. |
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