#haunting hotel

Miss Molly’s Hotel
Fort Worth, Texas

Miss Molly’s Hotel has long been considered to be one of the most haunted places in Fort Worth. This does not really come as much of a big surprise since the bed & breakfast is nestled right in the heart of Fort Worth’s historic stockyards!

The hotel is known to attract mainly two types of guests in more or less equal measures – Wild West romantics and paranormal enthusiasts!

Miss Molly’s started out life as an upscale boarding house called The Palace Rooms in 1910. A short time later it became a speakeasy during the prohibition era before falling on hard times and doing a stint as a bordello!

In recent years it has become more and more known as a haunted location with a number of tragic entities circa the 1940s and 1950s making themselves known.

Most of the spirits seem to be women and they include murdered prostitutes and a lady who died from lung disease.

What is the most intriguing part is that according to visiting mediums, none of the ladies seemed aware that they had passed away!

Over the years, many guests have reported seeing pretty female spirits appearing at the foot of their bed, especially in the Cattlemen’s Room.

There are also reports of a young girl being spotted and she is believed to have died of typhoid in the 19th century.

The spirits here are highly active. Just some of the paranormal activity that they engage in includes creating cold spots, moving guests’ belongings, leaving coins on random surfaces, making the lights flicker, causing unexplained smells and creating shadows.

Without a doubt, this has to be one of the most haunted locations in Fort Worth!