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Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
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History & Paranormal Activity
Called 'America's Most Haunted Hotel,' the 1886 Crescent Hotel was used as a cancer hospital by fraudster Norman Baker in the 1930s — patients died under experimental treatments and their bodies were stored in the basement. The most active entity is Michael, an Irish stonemason who fell to his death during construction. At least eight other documented spirits haunt the property.
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Norman Baker's 'treatment' ledgers, seized during his 1940 fraud conviction, documented 44 deaths he claimed were 'cures gone wrong' — the actual basement, when excavated, contained evidence of more bodies than the ledger recorded.
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36.4012°N, 93.7323°W
