Hannagan Meadow Lodge - Real Alpine Haunted Place

This lodge dates back to 1926 and is located on the scenic Coronado Trail in Arizona's Blue Range Primitive Area. It was named after Robert Hannagan, a Nevada miner who traveled to the area in the late 1890's and enjoyed cattle ranching around the Blue River area between Alpine and the lodge's current location.

The lodge has undergone tons of improvements since it began operations and is believed to be haunted. The apparition of a woman has been spotted through the upstairs window and hovering at the top of the stairs. A former owner claimed to lock all the doors and turn off all the lights before leaving for the night and when he looked back at the lodge, he saw a light through one of the window's on the second floor. He then saw a woman looking out the window. This was strange since the window the woman was looking out of was above a staircase, there was no landing for her to be standing on. When he went to check and see what was going on, he couldn't find anyone.

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