THE GHOST BUILDING IN DENVER COLORADO-JUST LOCK ME IN AND THROW AWAY THE KEY!!!

Deak and I took at short trip up to Denver back in December and as we were walking around guess what I saw????????  A building that actually says "The Ghost Building"!!!  Man...I tried to go in but it was completely locked up.  Can you imagine working in a building actually called The Ghost Building!!!!!!!!1  My dream job is just behind those doors. 
What do they do here??  Nothing.  LOL  It is for rent.  I looked up some information about it the minute we got back to the hotel room and found out the following:

Ghost Building made its way to 18th Street By Penny Parker
While fans were lamenting the closing of the Rocky Mountain Diner on Sunday, the story behind the creation of the 800 18th St. building where the diner dished out comfort food for 20 years was lying in wait for discovery inside The Denver Post archives.

Archived newspaper accounts told the tale of the stone facade of the historic 18th Street building, which was first erected in Denver at 15th Street and Glenarm Place.

The Ghost Building, named for real estate developer Allen M. Ghost, was built in 1889 and designed by William Lang, Denver's most famous residential architect and who also designed the Molly Brown House, according to historian Tom "Dr. Colorado" Noel.

In 1979, the Ghost Building faced the wrecking ball even though it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Public Service Co. of Colorado had signed a 20-year lease on the property contingent upon demolition of the building. The PSC's control of that lease trumped the National Register designation.
The Lang-designed building seemed destined to become a parking lot for the PSC, but Denver architect Brian T. Congleton proposed dismantling the facade stone by stone — all 1,700 of them — and reassembling it elsewhere.

"If they can move London Bridge to Lake Havasu, Ariz., we certainly can move the Ghost Building," Congleton was quoted in a 1979 Denver Post story.

The price of dismantling and preserving the stone pieces? Roughly $25,000, which was incurred by the PSC. The stone blocks sat in a warehouse for six years before they were affixed to the building at 18th and Stout.

It sat empty for roughly four years during Denver's oil bust, but in 1990, Tom Walls and his business partners leased the space to install the Rocky Mountain Diner, a restaurant patterned after the upscale Fog City Diner in San Francisco.

The diner dished out classic comfort food such as meatloaf and hot turkey sandwiches — later adding the popular pan-fried chicken — for 20 years to downtown workers and judges, lawyers and jury members who had business at the adjacent federal courthouse.

Unable to come to a new lease agreement with landlord and attorney Frances Koncilja, the Rocky Mountain Diner dished out its last dish Sunday afternoon.

It is said that this place doesn't retain tenants for very long because they hear voices or things move on their own.  Could this be because of the original stone's were put back where they belong and Mr. Ghost himself is "clocking in" as normal??? 

When I can get into this place.....I will let you know. :)

Let me in!!!! Let me in!!!

Every now and then...I have to do something non-GHOST related with Deak.  We do manage to have fun when we are not ghost hunting. LOL And no comments about how non-flattering my coat is.  I have two hoodies and another jacket on under it.  Did I mention I HATE THE COLD!!!!!!!!!!!!

DENVER AIRPORT ONE OF THE MOST EVIL PLACES ON EARTH???-NEXT THE STANLEY

So.....I can't WAIT to share our experiences with you guys at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado.  I have soooo much to share with you that I am still trying to put it all together for you guys.  So, I am going to do it in parts, starting from the VERY BEGINNING.

Deak and I flew into the Denver Airport and from there...... we rented a car and drove to the Stanley.  So, I have been trying to post SCARY stuff this whole week on my facebook page(www.facebook.com/Becksghosthunters /You can click on the FB badge on my front page and it will take you right to my FB Page) but I thought I would also post some extra HAUNTED SCARY stuff on my blog as well in honor of my FAVORITE HOLIDAY......HALLOWEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anyway, AFTER we got back from the Stanley, I was doing some research and came across this...


IS THE DENVER AIRPORT ONE OF THE MOST EVIL PLACES ON EARTH????

I found this to be VERY interesting since the Denver Airport is the airport that you fly into to go to the Stanley Hotel. So, I was just there a couple of weeks ago!  WHAT THE HECK???? The AIRPORT is HAUNTED?????  And not only haunted but DEMONIC!!!!!!  Man....just my luck.....a day late and a dollar short! LOL  I did NOT know this until AFTER we got home!!!  DANG!!!! 

Anyway here are some of the things that is said about the airport:

 Exit arrows point at each other instead of outside; corridors lead to nowhere; and security checkpoints seem to disappear mysteriously as you approach them. As you drive into the airport, you're greeted by a giant horse with glowing red eyes, and one of the terminals is decorated with a massive statue of Anubis, the ancient Egyptian god of death.

Many people believe that DEN's dark aeromancy. The airport has been plagued by conspiracy theories about its true purpose almost since the day construction crews broke ground on it in the mid-1990s. Here's a collection of some the best conspiracy theory videos you've ever seen, all focusing intensely on what is perhaps the most weirdly evil airport on Earth.

First, the facts. The giant, red-eyed horse sculpture at the gates of the airport really did kill the sculptor who created it. He died of blood loss when part of the statue fell on him in his studio. In this snippet of a conspiracy video about DEN, the narrator speculates about how this bloodthirsty horse sculpture might be connected to time travel. 

 

 

 

 

As the story goes, the airport was constructed on top of burial grounds and spiritual sites used for centuries by the native tribes that populated the Front Range before the coming of the White Man. The perpetual playing of Native American songs in the 365-foot-long bridge was originally initiated by officials as a way to placate any angry spirits who might want to pull a Poltergeist or The Shining on one of the nation’s busiest airports. People in the conspiracy theory world think the burial ground may have connections to the Navajo writing in the floors at DIA and the dead Native American women seen in the Tanguma murals.

When asked, DIA spokespeople laugh-off the notion that the music has anything to do with angry spirits or that the land where the airport sits was a burial site for ancient tribes. Noting that little archeological evidence of Indian burial sites has ever been found around DIA, they surmise that the rumor had its origin in a ceremony that was performed around the time of  DIA’s groundbreaking in the late-80’s by various Native American shaman to bless the new facility. Anything else is pure conjecture, they assert.

What they don’t mention is the secret ceremony conducted on the grounds of the airport in 1995.
That April, coalition of Native American spiritual leaders from around the country performed a night-time ceremony at several sites around the airport to put ancient spirits to rest that were disturbed by the construction of the multi-billion dollar airport. They were part of an official city group under the Webb administration called the “DIA Spiritual Resolution Committee.”

Members included representatives of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes who said they had discovered several sites where the spirits had been disturbed, said an article in the Rocky Mountain News. The city and the airport even paid for leaders of the Montana Cheyenne to come to Denver calm the Indian ghosts. At the time, one of the group’s members told another reporter that “Whenever [spirits] are disturbed, it seems like bad things come about.”


Well....now about the Stanley.  Well guesst what?  You are going to have to wait until tomorrow.  I am almost finished but I want it to be really good for you guys so you'll just have to be patient....until tomorrow....ENJOY YOUR HALLOWEEN WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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